Evidr

When something happens — whether it's a break-in at your home or a critical bug in your software — scattered evidence and disorganized reports make everything harder. Evidr brings it all together. For Homeowners: Create an incident for any event — theft, vandalism, trespassing, an accident, or anything else. Add your evidence: security camera footage, photos, documents, and detailed notes with timestamps. Everything stays organized in one place, ready when you need it. Package theft caught on camera? Create an incident, import the clips, add your notes, and export a complete package for the police report. Property damage from a neighbor's tree? Document everything with photos and notes, then generate a professional report for your insurance adjuster. Contractor dispute? Keep all your evidence organized and timestamped, ready for legal review. For Developers & QA Teams: Track software bugs with the same incident-based approach. Document issues with screenshots, screen recordings, and detailed reproduction steps. Organize defects by project or release, add severity levels and status tracking, and export professional bug reports to share with your team. Found a UI glitch? Capture screenshots, note the steps to reproduce, and file it as an incident with all the context attached. Regression after a deploy? Document the before-and-after evidence and export a clear report for your engineering team. QA testing session? Log each defect as its own incident, attach visual evidence, and hand off an organized package to developers. What you get: Incident-based organization — group all related evidence together, whether it's a property crime or a software defect Import videos, photos, and screenshots directly from your camera roll Works with any security camera brand — Blink, Ring, Nest, Wyze, Lorex, or any other Add detailed notes, timestamps, and reproduction steps to every entry Export complete evidence or bug report packages as PDFs Search and filter across all your incidents Privacy-first — all data stored locally on your device, never uploaded anywhere Who it's for: Homeowners dealing with insurance claims, police reports, HOA disputes, or contractor issues. Developers and QA testers who need a simple, visual way to track and report bugs. Property managers, landlords, freelance developers, and anyone who needs to document incidents professionally.