Browsers can be spoofed. EPRlog is a compiled native app that takes direct control of the GPS chip and camera hardware - the camera roll is locked out, so gallery uploads are impossible. One backbone, every screen, no compromise.

Scan, log, done. The native app is built for gloves, sunlight and no signal - not for training courses. A simple PIN, no passwords.
The photo comes from the camera hardware at that GPS coordinate, at that second. No gallery uploads, no screenshots, no stock photos - the capture path is sealed.
The web dashboard shows every kiosk, kilo and rand live, with the staging vault and filings in one place. What the field captures is what the office sees - nobody re-types anything.
A compiled app controls the sensors directly. Evidence that starts sealed stays sealed.
Crews install the app and capture verified proof the same day.
Scaling to hundreds of kiosks adds zero admin headcount.
A browser cannot guarantee where a photo came from. The native app takes the picture itself, reads GPS from the hardware, and blocks gallery uploads entirely - that is what makes the proof undeniable to an auditor.
No. Capture is three taps behind a QR scan. Most crews are productive the day they install the app.
Android and iOS, including low-end Android devices common in field teams, with full offline mode.
Tell us who we are talking to.