Evidence with a blur dial
Screenshots land on the day's timeline — blurred to the level each person is comfortable with, encrypted at rest, kept only as long as you decide. The person can always see their own.
Proof that doesn't feel like a trap
Zero to fully private, set per person. Designers can stay sharp, finance can go soft — one policy doesn't fit all screens.
Seven days, thirty, ninety — screenshots delete themselves on your schedule, not ours.
Every capture sits on the day's scrubbable timeline, next to the app and session it came from.
Captures are encrypted in storage and in transit; access is role-scoped and logged.
Everyone can open their own captures. If it would feel wrong for them to see it, we shouldn't be storing it.
Teams choose cadence and coverage explicitly — nothing captures until an owner turns it on.
Blur is a setting, not a promise
Each person gets their own blur level — set by the owner, visible to the person. Drag the dial: this is exactly the control your admin sees.
Old captures delete themselves
Good questions
Role-scoped: members see their own, managers their team's, owners set policy. Every access is logged.