BeaconTruth

Location you can prove.

Bluetooth beacons that can’t be cloned, can’t be replayed and can’t be quietly moved. When a phone or scanner says it was in the room, BeaconTruth tells you whether that’s true.

Ordinary beacons take your word for it.

A standard beacon broadcasts the same identifier all day, every day. Anyone who records it once can play it back from a car park, a desk drawer or the other side of the city — and every system listening believes them. If location is how you prove a visit happened, that’s a gap you can drive a truck through.

Today A name anyone can copy

One fixed signal, easy to record and rebroadcast
Cloned beacons are indistinguishable from real ones
A beacon unscrewed from the wall keeps “being there”
Check-ins prove a phone heard something, not where it was

BeaconTruth A signal only it can make

A new code every minute that nothing else can produce
Recorded signals are refused the moment they’re reused
Every beacon reports when it’s been picked up or moved
Each check-in is evidence, not just a claim

How it works

No pairing, no app on the beacon, no keys to manage. You install beacons, your devices listen, and we do the checking.

Install

Stick a beacon on the wall and register it with one scan. Each beacon creates its own identity inside its chip the first time it starts, so there’s nothing secret to provision, ship or lose.

Listen

Every minute the beacon broadcasts a fresh code that can only have come from that one device. Phones, tablets and gateways pick it up the same way they’d hear any Bluetooth beacon.

Verify

Send what was heard to BeaconTruth. In one call you learn which beacons are genuine and current, and where the device that heard them was standing. Fakes and replays come back refused.

New · Tamper evidence

Know when a beacon has been moved.

Every beacon has a motion sensor and a second tamper-proof counter that only moves when the unit is disturbed — lifted, carried, or powered off and back on. It broadcasts that counter alongside its location code, and it can’t be wound back.

Your console shows the last time each beacon was moved. Someone who takes a beacon home to fake their rounds doesn’t just get caught by the location check — the beacon itself tells you it left the wall.

Mar 3, 09:12 · Installed in Room 214
Mar 3 – Jun 18 · Verified every minute, untouched
Jun 19, 02:40 · Tamper event — beacon moved
Jun 19, 07:05 · Flagged in the console for review

Why teams choose BeaconTruth

Unforgeable by design

Each code is mathematically tied to one beacon and one minute. Copying it is pointless — by the time you replay it, it’s spent.

Nothing to steal

There’s no master key anywhere — not in the factory, not in the beacons, not in our database. A breach of our servers couldn’t produce a single fake signal.

Tamper-evident

Movement and power loss are recorded by the beacon itself and surfaced in your console, so a relocated beacon can’t hide.

Private by default

Beacons change their radio address every minute, so they can’t be used to track anyone. We confirm locations; we don’t store who asked.

Built to last

Designed to run for years on a coin cell, with codes to last well beyond the battery. Swap the cell and re-register, and the same beacon starts fresh instead of being thrown away.

Verify it yourself

You don’t have to take our word for anything. Each beacon’s public fingerprint lets you check its signals independently, even offline.

Where proof of presence matters

Anywhere a visit, a round or a placement needs to stand up to scrutiny.

Care homes & home care

Show that rounds, checks and visits happened in the room, at the time recorded.

Security patrols

Guard tours that can’t be completed from the break room with a pocketful of beacons.

Inspections & compliance

Audit trails for maintenance, cleaning and safety checks that hold up when they’re questioned.

Indoor positioning

A position fix built only from signals that verified — one scan in, one trusted location out.

Stop trusting check-ins. Start verifying them.

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