“How much is left
on his advance?”

CCTV is a tool for watching. From the day it goes up, doubt becomes a job — footage to keep checking. This app is a ledger. It just keeps the numbers, honestly — and doubt becomes unnecessary.
And where CCTV footage is yours alone, this record is visible to him too, and stays on his side as proof of his work.

The app doesn't flag anything automatically. It simply keeps the distance driven and the fuel and expenses side by side.
And that's enough — when the numbers sit together, the checking is no longer needed. The very fact that a record exists erases the reason to fudge it.

Yes. What was lent, what was repaid, and what's left — visible anytime, to you and to him, as the same numbers.
Monthly repayments are deducted on the payslip automatically (capped at 50% of that month's pay).

The first words are simple — say them out loud: “सॉरी, the overtime pay has been vague until now. From now on, I'll work it out properly and pay you.”
It lands not as a declaration of doubt, but as one of better treatment. Said from your own mouth, it reaches him far better than any message.

The distance driven backs up that day's work. It's more accurate for him than a time-only record — “that day ran long” becomes something the numbers can say.
The second photo, at clock-out, is so the driving after he leaves the car is never pinned on him.
And — it's he who sets the number, not the app. Reading it off the photo is only a draft; he sees it and confirms it, last. No pay moves on a number the machine decided on its own.

The time of each punch, the odometer photos taken at clock-in and clock-out, and the expenses and advances he enters. Location is not recorded.

No. This app does not record location at all — not through the day, not on his days off, not at night.
There's no screen only you can see.

Because that would make this a surveillance app.
When he's later than usual and you're worried, call him. Watching a dot crawl through traffic isn't peace of mind — it's a job. He's a person, not a parcel.

He gets a dedicated Android app (from Google Play). You install nothing — it runs in the browser, on your phone or computer.
He uses it in Hindi (or English); for you, month-end checks and approvals are just a page you open.
How to add it to your home screen · open it on a computer (Support) →

All he does is take one odometer photo, morning and evening. That's it. And for him, this isn't a chore forced on him — without the record, there's no overtime pay.
The record stays with him as proof of his work. The 30 free days are time to see that for himself, too.

Then you can't use it.
Consent is his alone to give. It's built so he never decides in front of you.

No — it's for household drivers only.
It's built around the odometer and the punch record, the proof that's specific to the work of driving.

The first 30 days are free. A payday always falls within that window, so you can see your first real payslip before deciding to continue.
After that, ₹499/mo, or ₹4,990/yr (2 months off). It's per driver. No minimum term.

Just stop. No card is on file, so nothing is charged.
After 30 days, we'll ask “continue?” along with your first month's payslip. Decide then. Tell him too — “let's try it for a month.”