For probation, parole, and pretrial agencies

Replace your ankle-monitor contracts with a voluntary, phone-based supervision compliance platform. Cryptographically stronger evidence, no vendor conflict of interest, and 25% of every dollar you save returned to community reentry.

$40 per participant per month, invoiced quarterly to your department. No individual billing. No hardware to inventory. No rental fees. No ankle bracelets to install or remove.

The pricing model, plainly

• $40 per participant per month. Flat rate. Invoiced quarterly in arrears against a standard purchase order.
• Wovenmap never bills the supervised individual. No user fees, no App Store subscription, no per-diem charges to the probationer. Consistent with Bearden v. Georgia and its progeny, and with the growing list of state statutes restricting user-pays supervision fees.
• Voluntary alternative. Every participant chooses Wovenmap over the state-provided ankle monitor they were already entitled to. Non-participation reverts to the default supervision method, without prejudice.
• Reversion is not discipline. Our Master Services Agreement contains explicit contractual language stating that reversion to your default monitoring method — including for non-payment of any ancillary service — does not constitute non-compliance, violation, or grounds for revocation. This protects your agency from constitutional exposure.

Why agencies switch

The Reentry Dividend

Every Wovenmap agency contract includes a binding commitment: 25% of the demonstrated per-participant cost savings versus your prior monitoring vendor is paid quarterly to a Reentry Support Fund, administered by an independent nonprofit jointly designated by you and Wovenmap.

For a 500-participant program moving from $240/mo ankle monitors to $40/mo Wovenmap, that's approximately $300,000 per year redirected to transit passes, treatment copays, GED tuition, emergency housing, and cellular service — the interventions that peer-reviewed research consistently identifies as the strongest predictors of successful reentry. Your agency still captures roughly $900,000 per year in net savings.

The Fund is administered by an independent 501(c)(3) — typically a local United Way affiliate, Fortune Society chapter, Vera Institute regional partner, or state reentry council. Community Advisory Board governance includes formerly justice-involved members. Independent annual CPA audit. Public quarterly reporting. See /reentry-dividend for the full public commitment.

No vendor conflict of interest

Every Wovenmap agency contract includes a binding representation-and-warranty clause: Wovenmap has no parent, subsidiary, affiliate, or entity under common control that operates, owns, or derives revenue from any correctional facility, jail, prison, immigration detention center, or per-bed detention contract. Our revenue does not increase — it decreases — when a participant is revoked. Our incentives are aligned with your supervision succeeding.

This is a clause we welcome you to propose that your agency incorporate into every future RFP for supervision technology. It institutionally excludes any vendor whose parent company profits from incarceration — which is a material integrity requirement, not a competitive maneuver.

What you get

• Officer dashboard — single sign-in, full caseload, alerts feed, case notes, real-time map, push-notification delivery status.
• Zero-knowledge compliance proofs — cryptographic attestations that a participant was compliant with court-ordered rules during defined intervals, generated on-device, verifiable by defense counsel using public keys. No raw location data streams to Wovenmap or to your officers.
• Tamper-evident hash chain — SHA-256 chained event log with independent randomness beacon anchors (NIST or drand). HMAC-signed report PDFs.
• Face-verified check-ins — random-timed or scheduled; on-device liveness + face match; same pattern as bank KYC. VRF-driven unpredictability documented in provisional patent 64/086,898.
• Geofence and curfew enforcement — auto-detected violations within minutes; configurable per participant per court order.
• Network corroboration — independent verification of "my phone lost signal" claims via carrier status pages and fleet anomaly detection.
• Court packet export — multi-day printable PDFs signed and ready for filing; expert declarations and testimony provided at no additional charge when needed.
• Legal-hold retention — data is preserved per your supervision agreement until release.

Built-in compliance

• Apple App Store guideline 5.1.1(v) legal-hold deletion (explicit consent at enrollment).
• GDPR Art. 17(3)(b) and CCPA §1798.105(d)(8) for compliance retention.
• WGS 84 coordinate datum, ISO 8601 timestamps — court-format defaults.
• Audit log of every officer access — defensible against staff misuse claims.
• Independent cryptographic audit by nationally recognized security firm (Trail of Bits / NCC Group / Cure53) every 18 months, published.
• No advertising, no third-party data sales, no AI model training on participant data.

What probationers experience

1. Officer offers Wovenmap enrollment as an alternative to the standard ankle monitor.
2. Participant chooses. If they decline, they receive the ankle monitor they were already entitled to. If they choose Wovenmap, they download the app from the App Store at no cost — no subscription, no in-app purchase, no user fee of any kind.
3. Sign the voluntary supervision agreement in-app. Enroll a reference selfie (one-time, 10 seconds).
4. Carry their phone normally. Wovenmap generates zero-knowledge compliance proofs in the background.
5. Respond to occasional face-verified check-ins (typically 1–3 per day).

For participants who lack a smartphone or cellular service, the Reentry Support Fund covers the cost directly — no financial barrier to enrollment.

Pilot program

We offer no-cost 90-day pilots for departments evaluating Wovenmap. The pilot includes:

• Up to 25 enrolled participants
• Setup support for your officers
• Monthly check-in calls
• White-glove court testimony if a pilot case goes to hearing
• No cost to your department during pilot period. If your department adopts Wovenmap after the pilot, the Reentry Dividend commitment attaches to your contract from day one.

Ready for procurement

• Competitive RFP response within 30 days of issuance
• Master Services Agreement template available on request (Article 7 Reentry Dividend, Section 4.7 vendor COI representation-and-warranty)
• Small-business status registered with SBA and target state procurement portals
• Second Chance Act grant-application language available for departments funding pilot programs through Bureau of Justice Assistance awards

Email agencies@wovenmap.appWe respond within 24 hours.