WorkReceipt

WorkReceipt creates lightweight, verifiable “work receipts” from the tools remote teams already use—GitHub/GitLab commits, Jira/Linear tickets, Google Docs/Notion edits, Figma activity, meeting notes, and support queues. Instead of time tracking or invasive monitoring, it generates a daily/weekly digest that links outcomes to evidence: what changed, where, and why it matters. Managers get a clear view of progress and blockers; employees get protection against vague performance claims and a simple way to summarize impact. The product focuses on trust and auditability: each receipt is a signed timeline of artifacts, with optional annotations and goals. It also helps with async coordination by flagging work that lacks a clear owner, tasks stuck without updates, and “invisible work” like reviews and incident response. This is not magic—if your team’s tooling is messy, receipts will be messy too, but it’s still better than surveillance.