Photoproof

Photo proof is four photographs taken at the end of every clean, showing exactly what the cleaner is claiming was done: bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, and the keys back in the box. It exists because a host is almost never present for the clean itself and otherwise has no way to check.

What makes it proof rather than just a photo

Any cleaner can send a photo. What turns a photo into proof is a timestamp that does not come from the cleaner's own phone, so it cannot be edited or backdated. Server-side timestamping is the difference between "trust me" and something a host can actually rely on, and it is the detail that separates real proof from a nice-looking picture sent after the fact.

Why four slots, specifically

Bathroom and kitchen are the two rooms a guest judges hardest and a host cannot easily check remotely. Bedroom confirms the bed was actually stripped and remade rather than just tidied. The keybox confirms access was secured properly on the way out, which matters as much as the clean itself. Four is enough to cover what actually goes wrong in a turnover without turning the job into a photography assignment.

Conclusion

Photo proof is what lets a host trust a clean they were never there to see. See the full price list and coverage areas for how it works on every clean, at every bedroom count.