Who it’s for / Empty and second homes
Packages that pile up. A vehicle in the drive overnight. The gardener on Wednesdays, the contractor who said Tuesday. Tendline checks the place while nobody’s there and tells you what didn’t go to plan.
When you’re hours away, you don’t want a stream of clips. You want to know if anything needs a call: the packages, the gate, the visit that didn’t happen.
Look at the last line of this brief. The driveway camera was too dark for part of the night, so “no vehicles overnight” is marked as couldn’t confirm, not as fine.
Morning brief
Thursday, 12 November
Needs a look 1
Didn’t happen 1
Happened 2
Couldn’t see 1
Turn them on for the dates you’re away, or leave them running all season.
“Tell me if a package sits at the door for over a day.”
Too longDoor camera, every day
What you’d hear“A package has been at the front door since Monday, 2:10 PM.”
“No vehicles in the drive overnight, 10 PM to 6 AM.”
Shouldn’t happenDriveway camera, nightly
What you’d hear“A vehicle in the drive, 11:40 PM. Still there at the 5:55 AM look.”
“Gardener on Wednesday mornings.”
Should happenDriveway camera, Wednesdays 8 to noon
What you’d hear“Gardener not seen, 8 to 12. The camera could see the whole morning.”
“At 9 AM, is the side gate closed?”
Look at a set timeSide camera, daily
What you’d hear“Side gate open at 9:00 AM. Looking again at 9:30.”
“How long was the contractor here this week?”
AskAny camera, any week
What you’d hear“Twice: Tuesday 2 h 10 min, Wednesday 2 h 35 min. 4 h 45 min in all, with the frames.”
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