HomeAttend

HomeAttend keeps an honest record of the hours a domestic worker actually works, so she and the family she works for never have to argue from memory. Nothing to press When she reaches the home where she works, her phone notes it. When she leaves, it notes that too. There are no buttons and no forms, and nothing to remember each day. It keeps working when the app is closed, and a notification shows whenever it is running. Set up in minutes The employer creates a one-time code for her. She types it into her own phone, allows location, and she is done. Each step is explained in plain words before Android asks for anything. Built for more than one employer A helper may work for several families. Each home is kept separate, with its own hours and its own agreed pay. Hours recorded at one home are never shown to another family. When another family gives her a code, she adds that home from the same app. A fixed monthly wage, approved by the employer The employer agrees an amount and the hours expected for it. At the end of the month, the app shows the hours actually noted beside the hours expected, and the employer approves the pay. Hours never change the wage on their own, and the app never moves money. Her privacy is not the price HomeAttend does not follow anyone. It answers one question: is this phone at this home or not? It keeps only that answer. Her movements are never recorded, and nothing is sold or passed to anyone outside the arrangement. She can pause attendance at any time, and she can delete her account from the app. Wi-Fi or location A home with Wi-Fi is recognised by its network as well as its location. A home without Wi-Fi works by location alone, and the app says so plainly. Works offline The phone keeps noting time when there is no signal, and it catches up later. English, हिन्दी and मराठी Both sides use the same app. An employer sees their homes and the month to approve. A helper sees one screen that tells her whether she is in or out.