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Open Source · Self-Hosted · Docker
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Real-Time Attendance
Powered by UniFi Access

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Know exactly who badged in, when they arrived, and whether they were on time — all from a clean live dashboard backed by your own infrastructure.

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Setup Time
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Cloud Dependency
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6 hr
Auto User Sync
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100%
Self-Hosted & Private
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Live Preview
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Your dashboard, today
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Real names resolved from your UniFi Access controller, attendance status applied automatically against your custom cutoff time.
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#NameFirst Badge InLatest Badge InActor IDStatus
1Alex Rivera08:47 AM— samea3f9c21bON TIME
2Jordan Lee08:53 AM02:14 PMb72e4d09ON TIME
3Morgan Chen09:12 AM— samec8a1f355LATE
4Taylor Brooks08:58 AM01:07 PMd04b9e77ON TIME
5Casey Nguyen09:31 AM— samee19d2c88LATE
6Riley Thompson08:41 AM03:22 PMf5c0a3b2ON TIME
7Drew Martinez08:59 AM— same60e7f14cON TIME
8Sam Patel09:48 AM— same71ba3d6fLATE
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Why It Works
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Everything you need, nothing you don't
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Built specifically for UniFi Access environments that want local, fast, and transparent attendance tracking.
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Real-Time Webhook Events

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Receives access.door.unlock events from UniFi Access the moment a badge is tapped — no polling, no delays.

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Automatic Name Resolution

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Translates raw UniFi actor UUIDs into real display names by syncing your user roster directly from the Access controller.

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ON TIME / LATE Status

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Set any daily cutoff time. The dashboard automatically marks each person's first badge as ON TIME (green) or LATE (red).

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Historical Date Browsing

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All badge events are persisted in a local SQLite database. Browse any past date with the date picker — your history, your server.

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HMAC-Secured Webhooks

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Every incoming event is verified with HMAC-SHA256 using your unique webhook secret, blocking spoofed or unauthorized payloads.

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Single Docker Container

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One docker compose up -d command deploys Flask + SQLite. Runs on Unraid or any Linux host with Docker installed.

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Get Started
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Up and running in minutes
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Requires a UniFi OS console running Access 1.9.1+, Docker, and a local network connection to your controller.
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Open Firewall Port 12445

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Add a LAN IN firewall rule in UniFi Network → Settings → Firewall & Security allowing TCP 12445 from your subnet to your controller IP.

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Generate a Developer API Token

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In the UniFi Access app go to Settings → General → Advanced → API Token. Create a new token with all permission scopes and copy it immediately — it's shown only once.

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Clone & Configure

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Clone the repo to your Unraid server, copy .env.example to .env, and fill in your controller IP, API token, and timezone.

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Build & Start the Container

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Run docker compose up -d --build. The container launches Flask on port 8000, creates the SQLite database, and immediately syncs your user roster.

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Register the Webhook

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From the container console, run the provided Python snippet to register your dashboard URL with UniFi Access for access.door.unlock events. Copy the returned secret into .env and rebuild.

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Open the Dashboard

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Navigate to http://<UNRAID-IP>:8000/. Pick a date, set your cutoff time, and watch attendance populate in real time as badges are tapped.

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