Real-time Supervision

A smarter way to monitor, verify, and support.

Probation Parole Tracker gives officers real-time visibility while empowering clients to demonstrate accountability — through verified, GPS-stamped mobile check-ins.

Probation Parole Tracker mobile app showing a verified GPS check-in

For Parole Officers · Probation Officers · Therapists

The Challenge

The challenge is real.

Overextended Staff

Parole and probation departments are chronically understaffed, making consistent in-person contact nearly impossible.

Limited Visibility

Officers often rely on scheduled visits, leaving large gaps in monitoring between appointments.

Reactive, Not Proactive

Compliance issues are often discovered after the fact — when intervention is already too late.

Introducing PPT

Verified check-ins, anywhere.

Probation Parole Tracker is a mobile app built for verified, real-time check-ins between parolees and their officers. It combines GPS location, photo capture, and identity authentication into a single, seamless check-in process.

Whether triggered voluntarily, on demand, or at scheduled intervals — every check-in creates a documented record that protects both the officer and the client.

Available on iOS and Android · Encrypted · Audit-ready
Parole officer reviewing client check-ins on a tablet

How Check-Ins Work

Four steps. Court-ready every time.

01

Schedule

Officers set scheduled or random check-in windows.

02

Submit Location

Client checks in with GPS, photo, and identity verification.

03

Receive Notification

Officer is alerted in real time with the verified record.

04

Officer Review

Timestamped, geotagged log enters the audit trail.

Every check-in is timestamped, geotagged, and identity-verified — creating a reliable, court-ready record without requiring an in-person visit.

Verified Identity

Verified identity. Every time.

PPT uses a multi-layered verification approach to ensure the person checking in is the parolee — not a friend, family member, or associate.

01

GPS Location

Real-time coordinates with geofence alerts.

02

Photo Capture

Timestamped photo capture at every check-in.

03

Authentication

Device-level authentication and liveness detection.

Three layers of identity verification visualization
24/7
Always-On Monitoring

Coverage without requiring officer presence.

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Officer Requests

Instant check-in requests sent to any client.

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Missed Logs

Every check-in is automatically documented.

PPT reduces the administrative burden on officers and departments — freeing time for higher-value supervision, therapeutic engagement, and case management.

Client self-reporting from home

Empowering Clients

Empowering clients to do the right thing.

When a client accidentally violates a condition — entering a restricted zone, for example — a voluntary check-in creates a documented record of disclosure. This demonstrates good faith and proactive accountability, which can be meaningful in court or review proceedings.

Voluntary disclosure can reduce the severity of consequences and build trust between client and officer.

For Officers & Therapists

We'll come to you.

Supervision officers and therapists — register to schedule a free on-site demo. Our team visits your office and walks your clients through PPT in person, so they're ready to check in from day one.

  • On-site visit at your office — no travel for your team or clients.
  • Hands-on onboarding for your clients, tailored to your caseload.
  • No cost, no obligation — see if PPT fits before you commit.
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Transparent Pricing

Access starts at $0.

Clients pay $49.99 for 12 months of full access — fully reimbursed when they complete a polygraph with us. Or get one year free by paying the full polygraph fee upfront.

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All costs exclude sales tax and credit card fees.

Ready to modernize your supervision?

PPT is designed for the realities of modern supervision — understaffed departments, high caseloads, and the need for both accountability and compassion.