Dalert turns a guard's phone into tamper-resistant proof of presence. A selfie, a GPS point and a timestamp, checked against the site's geofence. It keeps working when there is no signal.
Security firms bill for guard hours they cannot prove. Registers get filled in after the fact. A WhatsApp photo carries no time or place a client will trust. Dalert makes every hour defensible.
Guard minimum wage rises to N$16.00 an hour in 2026. Every disputed hour is money on a schedule, and clients audit harder.
The app captures a selfie, a GPS point with its accuracy, and a timestamp the device cannot fake, then checks the point against the site's geofence.
verified or flagged, instantlyRemote posts have bad signal, so every event saves to the phone first with its original capture time, then syncs untouched when the network returns.
nothing editable after the factThe dashboard shows each event with its photo and map pin. Clean shifts are approved in bulk; flags are cleared with a note that stays on the record.
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Every shift, every verified event, every cleared flag, packaged into one client-facing report that defends the invoice line by line. This is the document the global time trackers never make.
See a sample report →The first release covers the full loop, from clock-in to approved shift to Proof Report, proven end to end on Namibian sites before it ships.
Pricing will be simple: per active guard, per month, in Namibian dollars. It is being finalised with our pilot firms now.
Become a pilot firm →Bring one site and one shift. We set it up with you the same week. If the Proof Report does not survive your client's next audit, you do not pay.