Evidence intelligence for teams that cannot afford to guess
DashProof is a privacy-first platform for capturing, organizing, and exporting evidence you control—with chain-of-custody awareness, timeline reconstruction, and field-to-office workflows designed for the real world.
Limited pilot underway. Public release and enterprise modules in active development. No false promises—just serious engineering.
What is DashProof?
DashProof is Comm-Breakdown’s evidence intelligence platform—a category-defining approach to defensible documentation that starts with consent, stays on your terms, and scales from a single field operator to enterprise security teams.
Privacy-first by design
Evidence stays under steward control. No scraping third-party apps, no credential capture, no covert background tracking—ever.
Integrity you can explain
Optional SHA-256 hashing, deterministic metadata, and chain-of-custody vocabulary help humans assess records—not algorithms claiming legal truth.
Built to grow with you
DashProof Core mobile vault today. DashProof Sentinel for merchant and camera workflows on the roadmap. One vision, honest milestones.
The problem DashProof solves
When incidents happen, teams scramble. Photos land in camera rolls. Notes live in texts. Video sits on a DVR nobody documented. By the time someone asks “what happened?”—the story is fragmented and integrity is questioned.
Without structured evidence
Disputes favor whoever has the cleaner system of record. Field staff lack tools built for their reality. Security and compliance teams inherit chaos. Investigators spend hours reconstructing timelines from scattered files.
With DashProof
Capture is intentional. Records are organized. Timelines and custody metadata prepare your team for review, export, and collaboration—on your schedule, with language that respects privacy and due process.
How DashProof works
A straightforward flow from field capture to export-ready packages—designed for humans, not black-box automation.
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Consent & capture
Users accept clear terms, then capture screenshots, manual entries, session logs, or field incidents—only what they choose to record.
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Organize & verify
Evidence is structured locally with optional integrity hashing. Case summaries and timelines are built from records the steward controls.
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Custody-aware metadata
Digest-linked chain-of-custody layers document intake, events, and handoff preparation—metadata for reviewers, not automatic legal findings.
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Export & collaborate
Stewards initiate PDF, CSV, text, or JSON bundles and share through normal channels. Future workflows will extend this to multi-source aggregation and secure team collaboration.
Who DashProof is built for
Our vision spans industries where evidence quality matters. Availability varies by segment—see the roadmap for what is live today versus in development.
Gig workers and field operators are supported today through DashProof Core mobile MVP. Enterprise, Sentinel (merchant/camera), and agency-specific workflows are in development or on our future roadmap—contact us to discuss your use case.
Key capabilities
Honest status for every major capability area. We would rather under-promise and over-deliver.
Evidence intake
Screenshots, manual fields, OCR-assisted text, session tracking, and field incident capture on mobile.
Case organization
Local evidence records, case summaries, and structured views derived from steward-provided data.
Timeline reconstruction
Timelines built from local records and custody metadata layers—deterministic, digest-linked.
Chain-of-custody awareness
Intake manifests, custody events, and timeline views as documentation metadata—not institutional possession enforcement.
Surveillance video management
DashProof Sentinel architecture for merchant camera clip review and encrypted package handoff—planned product, not GA.
Multi-source evidence aggregation
Bridge intake from cameras, field devices, and external systems under fail-closed validation—on the roadmap.
Investigative collaboration
Role-based review workflows and team sharing—metadata foundations exist; production collaboration UI planned.
Secure sharing concepts
User-initiated exports (PDF, CSV, JSON) via platform share—steward chooses recipients. No automatic disclosure.
Reporting tools
Case reports, integrity summaries, and export bundles with embedded validation metadata.
Field-to-office workflows
Mobile capture live; office review console and operator RBAC in active engineering.
MDT integration
Mobile data terminal handoff rules for field units—documented architecture; runtime connectors not yet shipped.
Commercial licensing
Live license authority backend with activation and runtime validation—full purchase UX maturing.
DashProof roadmap
Three horizons—no vaporware labels. If it is not listed under “Available today,” we will tell you plainly.
✅ Available today
- DashProof Core mobile MVPLocal encrypted vault, capture, sessions, field incidents
- User-initiated exportsPDF, CSV, plain text, JSON evidence bundles
- Integrity hashingSHA-256 for screenshots; manual re-verification
- Forensic metadata engineChain-of-custody, timelines, export prep (Phases 037–060)
- License authority (pilot)Activation and runtime validation backend live
🔧 In development
- Public app distributionEAS device builds and app store readiness
- End-to-end commercial activationPurchase → entitlement → entitled app
- Admin review consoleOperator queues and escalation matrices
- DashProof Sentinel (alpha architecture)Merchant camera incident review
- Trust store backup & CBCP certificationProduction continuity hardening
🔭 Future vision
- Multi-source evidence bridgesCameras, API ingress, custody handoffs
- MDT & fleet integrationField terminal package export
- Enterprise tenant adminMulti-seat B2B provisioning
- Verifier SDK / CLIIndependent digest recomputation tools
- Agency & LE export workflowsUser-initiated only—never auto-notification
Frequently asked questions
Is DashProof available to download today?
Does DashProof guarantee evidence will hold up in court?
Does DashProof scrape apps like DoorDash or run in the background?
Is DashProof a surveillance or facial recognition product?
Will DashProof automatically send evidence to police?
Where is my evidence stored?
Who builds DashProof?
DashProof is a product of Comm-Breakdown, LLC. Features and availability described on this page are accurate as of June 2026. DashProof does not hold regulatory certifications unless explicitly published by Comm-Breakdown. This page is marketing material—not legal advice. For our latest platform news, read the June 2026 platform update.