How it works with what you already run.

- 01
Set the order once
Pick a snow depth, a deadline and a top price for the season. Your own plow operator gets first call, and vetted local pros are the backup.
- 02
Watch the driveway
When snow is forecast, Teleport checks snapshots of the zone you drew on your driveway camera. Two snapshots, 20 minutes apart, must both show snow past your depth.
- 03
Plow, shovel, salt
The operator plows the driveway, shovels the walk and steps, salts the steps and photographs them in the app.
- 04
Check it
A fresh snapshot from the same camera is compared with the snowy one. A versioned policy decides, and anything unclear goes to a person.
- 05
Paid, with a receipt
Your card is charged, the operator is paid in US dollars, and you keep a timestamped receipt that the walk was clear before 7 a.m.
Same camera, before and after.
Two snapshots arm the job, and an after-snapshot from the same camera closes it. Each step lands on the timeline as it's proven.
Wake up to a clear driveway, with the time on record.
- Your own plow operator first, vetted local pros as the backup
- A snapshot from the same camera, before and after
- A timestamp showing the walk was clear before your deadline
- A season of receipts in one place, storm by storm
- Pay only for storms that were actually cleared
- Proves
- The driveway, walk and steps were clear, and the steps salted, when the after-snapshot and the operator's photo were taken.
- What we won't do
- Teleport only checks the zones you draw on your own camera, and only as snapshots. No live viewing.
- People are never what we look for. Faces are covered before any model sees a frame.
- A receipt shows when the walk was cleared. Whether it settles an HOA rule or a claim is up to them.
- In early access: we run it with design partners.
A receipt for every storm.
One proof per storm: the snapshots that armed it, your operator's work, the same camera's after-snapshot and the time the walk was clear.
Your deadline was 7:00. The receipt shows 6:42, not just an invoice.
- Task
- Clear drive, walk, steps · Alder Ln
- Requested by
- Standing order · under your limit
- Work by
- Your plow operator
- Checked by
- Same camera + policy
- Evidence
- Snapshots 02:30 → 06:42 + steps
- Scope
- Surfaces at capture · not later ice
- Decision
- Accepted · clear 06:42
- Paid
- In USD to the operator
STATUS: FINAL
Questions homeowners ask
Do I need a new camera?
No. Teleport uses the outdoor or doorbell camera you already have, and only the zone you draw on your driveway.
What if it snows less than my depth?
Nothing posts. The job only goes out when two snapshots, 20 minutes apart, both show snow past the depth you set.
Can I keep my plow guy?
Yes. Your own operator gets first call. Vetted local pros only see the job if they don't take it.
Does the receipt help with a slip-and-fall claim?
It shows when the walk was cleared and salted, with photos. Whether that settles a claim is up to your insurer or the court.
Related.
- Early accessHome & householdNever miss pickup day.The night before pickup, your camera checks the curb. If the bins aren't out, a nearby helper rolls them out, and back in after.See how it works
Facilities & propertyEvery plow and salt run, on the record.Contractor crews capture each visit live on site. Pay invoices against receipts and keep them for slip-and-fall claims.See how it works
Early access
Wake up to a clear driveway.
Tell us about your home and your winters. We're running snow clearing with a first group of households this season.