A good attachment can
- Give a landlord or caseworker one readable incident summary
- Keep a date, duration, notes, and reference metrics together
- Link a later follow-up to the right event
- Make limitations visible instead of hiding them
Illustrative sample · not a real incident
What a SilentProof PDF keeps together.
The report turns one selected incident into a readable summary. It preserves context; it does not certify a measurement, identify a source, submit a complaint, or determine a legal violation.
Download the illustrative PDF
The illustration and downloadable file use invented demo values. Actual fields and layout can vary by incident and app version.
Field guide
Every field should answer a review question.
A clear report separates what the phone recorded, what the user observed, and what remains unknown.
Recording window
The incident’s start, end, and duration
Place and conditions
Optional location context plus the room and conditions you note
Category and narrative
A neutral description of what you observed
Reference metrics
Selected weighting, average/maximum reference values, and measurement context
Media status
Whether local audio or other supporting media exists
Quality and limitations
Input-route, overload, integrity, and non-certification notices where relevant
Verification digest
A SHA-256 digest covering selected report data; not a legal certification
It does not
- Prove which person, unit, or machine made the sound
- Replace an agency’s form or required measurement procedure
- Make a phone reading certified or court-admissible
- Guarantee enforcement, landlord action, or a legal outcome