Weekly proof receipt
Live- ·Every action Riley completed this week, line by line
- ·Which of those actions you approved before they went out
- ·A signature and a public link anyone can use to verify it
A proof receipt is how Riley proves what it did: what was found, what you approved, what got done, and what was verified, with before and after evidence where capture is available.
found · approved · done · verified
Verify a receiptReceipts show what Riley recorded and signed. Before and after evidence appears where capture is available.
Riley detected the issue or the work to do.
You approved anything that writes outside your workspace.
Riley completed the action.
Riley checked the result, and where capture exists, kept the evidence.
Each receipt is signed and chained to the one before it. In plain terms: the receipt carries a cryptographic signature, and if a single character changes, the signature no longer matches. Because each receipt also references the one before it, you cannot slip an edited receipt into the middle without breaking the chain. That is what lets anyone holding the link check that a receipt is real and intact, without an account and without trusting our word for it.
Each type is marked with its honest status. A type marked coming soon is not available yet, and we say so.
A proof receipt is a signed record of work Riley completed: what it found, what you approved, what it did, and what it verified, with before and after evidence where capture is available. Every line comes from the outcome ledger, which only holds actions Riley actually completed.
No, not quietly. Each receipt is cryptographically signed and chained to the one before it, so any change breaks the signature and the chain. Anyone holding the link can check that the receipt is intact.
No. A receipt is an honest record of work that completed, not a promise of a result. It shows what happened, and where evidence was captured, it links to it.
Put your work on one loop and watch the first signed receipt land. Start free, no card to begin.