Verifiable meeting attendance.
Documentation designed to support court and probation requirements—without meeting involvement or paper sign-ins.
Check in with an approximate-location observation, a timestamp, and a selfie. Generate a report with a unique verification code that lets courts and supervising agencies independently confirm authenticity online.
How can we help?
I need to document meeting attendance
For people required to attend meetings by a court, probation officer, or treatment program.
Sign Up FreeI work for a court or supervising agency
For judges, clerks, attorneys, probation officers, and treatment providers.
View Sample ReportI represent an intergroup or service office
For AA, NA, CA intergroups, central offices, and area service committees.
Learn MoreHow a check-in works
Find a meeting
Browse nearby meetings with location, time, and map view.
Take a selfie
Quick photo verification confirms your identity at check-in.
Get a record
Your selfie and approximate-location observation create a tamper-evident, verifiable record.
Report Integrity
Each attendance record is created at the time of check-in and includes a timestamp, an approximate area (about a city block), and a selfie.
Once generated, any alteration to a record invalidates its verification code.
What courts receive
Each attendance report includes:
Reports document attendance data only and do not determine legal compliance or program completion.
- Participant name and report period
- Timestamped check-in records
- Approximate area for each check-in (no exact coordinates)
- Verification photos
- Unique verification code
How courts verify reports:
- 1Locate the verification code on the report
- 2Visit auditend.com/verify
- 3Enter the code to confirm authenticity
Verification confirms the report was generated by Auditend and that its contents have not been altered since generation.
Court Acceptance & Use
Auditend provides independently verifiable attendance documentation. Acceptance of Auditend reports is at the sole discretion of the court, probation department, or supervising authority.
Auditend does not determine compliance, sobriety, participation, or completion of any court-ordered program.
Paper sign-in sheets vs. verified digital records
Paper sign-in sheets
- Easily forged or fabricated
- No way to verify authenticity
- Requires meeting involvement
- Easy to lose
- Easy to forget
Auditend verified reports
- Selfie + approximate-location check-in
- Independently verifiable online
- No meeting involvement needed
- Always on your phone
- Reminds you to check in
No conclusions about sobriety or participation
Attendance verification confirms presence only and does not imply recovery status, compliance, or behavior.
Privacy & Meeting Confidentiality
Auditend does not record meeting content, conversations, speakers, or participation. No audio, video, or behavioral monitoring occurs.
Attendance verification confirms only presence at a location at a specific time and does not evaluate conduct or engagement.
What Auditend does not do
No continuous location tracking
Location is checked once at check-in, then discarded. No background tracking.
No meeting monitoring
We have no presence at meetings and no knowledge of what happens there.
No fellowship affiliation
Not affiliated with AA, NA, CA, or any recovery organization.
No data sharing with meetings
Meetings, intergroups, and service offices never receive attendance data.
What happens after you sign up
- 1Download the app and create an account
- 2Search for meetings near you by day, time, or location
- 3Check in when you arrive at a meeting
- 4Generate and share reports when needed for court
No meeting involvement. No fellowship receives your data.
Get StartedUsers should confirm acceptance with their supervising authority prior to reliance in any legal proceeding.