WeldProof: Welder Continuity

WeldProof tracks the six-month continuity clock on the welding processes you are qualified in, and keeps the dated record that proves you used them. A welding qualification stays alive for six months from the last time you welded with that process, not from the day you passed the test. WeldProof runs that clock, checks whether a given joint was inside a given certificate, and holds the signed evidence in one place. WHAT IT DOES • Six-month continuity clock per welding process, counted from your last logged production weld • Applies the wording of the standard each certificate was qualified to. ASME IX expires after "a period of 6 months or more", so the ticket is gone on the anniversary. AWS D1.1 says "exceeding six months", so it is still valid that day • Counts a weld with the process toward every certificate you hold for that process, which is how ASME IX and AWS D1.1 define continuity • Runs the clock from the qualification test date when no production weld has been logged yet, and says so on screen • Checks each joint against the ranges you entered from your certificate: material group, position, thickness, and minimum diameter on pipe tickets • Reports inside the ticket, outside the ticket, or not enough data, and never reports not enough data as inside • One-tap logging, with project, joint number, procedure, macro photo and visual inspection all optional • QC sign-off recording the representative's name and signature on the device at the time • Welding procedure library: WPS number, process, base metal, P-number, filler, shielding gas, amperage, voltage and polarity • Warnings at 60, 30, 14, 7 and 3 days before a qualification lapses • A diagnostics screen showing whether the phone will actually deliver them • Continuity record PDF covering every certificate and every weld logged against it, formatted for the QC file • Your tickets and welds stay on the phone. There is no account and no cloud copy of your records WHO IT IS FOR Certified welders who hold more than one qualification and are paid on the strength of them: pipe welders, structural welders, fabricators, boilermakers and contractors moving between sites. Also useful to QC supervisors and welding coordinators who sign continuity records. STANDARDS WeldProof cites ASME Section IX, AWS D1.1 and ISO 9606-1, and applies each as written rather than averaging them. ISO 9606-1 is not a rolling last-weld clock: the certificate is confirmed at six-month intervals by the employer or welding coordinator, and a logged weld does not renew it on its own. The app shows the window as a prompt and does not claim to perform that confirmation. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO WeldProof is a record-keeping tool. It reduces the paperwork that keeps a qualification alive and organises the evidence. It does not itself maintain, extend or grant a qualification, it does not verify a signer's authority, and it cannot know about work recorded elsewhere. It never tells you that you are qualified; it tells you what your record shows and when it runs out. The range check covers four variables, and a full range of qualification also turns on essential variables such as F-number, backing, progression and product form. The app is not affiliated with, approved by or endorsed by ASME, AWS or ISO. DATA Your tickets, welds and signatures are stored on the device and are never uploaded. The app does send crash and usage diagnostics, and the standard tier serves ads. CONTACT [email protected] https://clearstackapps.com/apps/weldproof