Solution · Home & household

Holiday lights put up, checked every night, and taken down on time

The lights go up late, a strand goes dark in week two, and in February they're still on the roof.

Holiday lights installed, checked each dusk and taken down on timeA house with two trees beside it. Dashed marks on a photo show where the lights go, along the roofline and on both trees, and then the bulbs go up. A row of nightly dusk checks runs from November into January. One night a strand on a tree is dark, a service call goes out and it is relit. After January 6 the takedown frame matches the frame from before install. One receipt covers the season, stamped verified.SEASON ORDER · FRONT CAM=PREJAN 7LIGHTS HEREDARKSERVICE CALLRELITNOVDECJANJAN 6DUSK CHECKSLIT = REF1 REPAIRDOWN = PRESEASONINSTALL1 REPAIRTAKEDOWNVERIFIEDONE RECEIPT
Example · fictional home
§ 01

How it works with what you already run.

At blue hour, a crew member photographs a house outlined in warm white lights along the roofline, two small trees lit in front
  1. 01

    Mark up a photo

    Draw on a phone photo of your house where the lights go: along the roofline, around these two trees.

  2. 02

    Install

    A local crew installs to your markup. A dusk snapshot from your front camera becomes the approved lit reference.

  3. 03

    Checked every night

    Each dusk, a snapshot is compared with the reference. A dark strand posts a service call to the same crew.

  4. 04

    Take it down

    After January 6, the takedown is proven by a daylight snapshot that matches the frame from before the install.

  5. 05

    One receipt for the season

    The install, any repair visits and the takedown roll up into one receipt for the season.

§ 02

Checked every night at dusk.

Each dusk snapshot is compared with the approved lit frame. A dark strand posts a repair, and the next dusk shows it fixed.

BEFORE · DEC 13FRONT CAM · DUSK1 STRAND DARKSERVICE CALL POSTSSAMECAMERAAFTER · DEC 14FRONT CAM · DUSKALL LITVS LIT REFERENCEINSTALLEDNOV 28NIGHTLYDUSK CHECKREPAIREDDEC 14TAKEN DOWNJAN 7PAIDONE RECEIPT
§ 03

A done-for-you season, from install to takedown.

  • Install to your own marked-up photo
  • A dusk check every night against the lit reference
  • A service call when a strand goes dark
  • Takedown proven by a daylight snapshot
  • One receipt for the whole season
Proves
The lights matched your marked-up photo when installed, were lit at each dusk check, and were taken down by the date on the receipt.
What we won't do
  • We check the lights in the zone you draw, not the street or your neighbors' houses.
  • Teleport doesn't sell or supply the lights. Agree that with your crew.
  • People are never the subject, and faces are covered before any model sees a frame.
  • In early access: we run it with design partners.
§ 04

One receipt for the whole season.

The install, a check every dusk, a repair when a strand went dark, and a takedown proven in daylight, all on one proof.

Taken down Jan 7, matched to the frame from before the install.

PROOF OF PHYSICAL WORKclaim · example
VERIFIED

Task
Holiday lights · Spruce Rd season
Requested by
Your marked-up photo
Work by
Local crew
Checked by
Same camera, nightly at dusk
Evidence
Dusk snapshots + crew photos
Scope
Lights in your zone
Decision
Accepted · 1 repair
Paid
In USD to the crew

STATUS: FINAL
Example receipt. Fictional home; times illustrative.
§ 05

Questions households ask

Who supplies the lights?

You and your crew agree that. Teleport handles the job, the nightly checks and the receipts, not the lights themselves.

Does the camera watch the street?

No. It checks the lights in the zone you draw, once at dusk, and nothing outside it.

What if a strand goes out?

The dusk check flags it and posts a service call to the same crew. The repair visit goes on the season's receipt.

§ 06

Early access

Lights up, lit, and down on time.

Tell us about your house and your season. We're running Holiday Lights with a first group of households.

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