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Showingproof

A showing-access workflow that verifies property authority and visitor eligibility under an approved policy, issues a revocable time-bound credential, records bounded entry and exit events, and escalates exceptions without creating portable reputation or housing decisions.

Genesis score5.90/10
Make Showingproof real.0/500
500 more votes and Showingproof is authorized for build.
0%500 to authorize
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The opportunity
0Research findings supplied
0Verified lock or identity interfaces
0Confirmed market equivalents
The case

The canonical input contains no research findings. The proposed smart-lock interface, identity-verification path, customer demand, competitors, insurance posture and legal model are therefore unverified pre-build gates. The product must not inherit claims of universal lock coverage or a validated market gap from the invention narrative.

Showingproof should separate property authority, occupancy and tenant consent, showing policy, visitor invitation, identity evidence, accessibility alternative, eligibility review, access credential, issuance command, lock acknowledgment, entry event, exit confirmation, expiration or revocation, exception review and property outcome. A signed credential proves only the bounded events and assertions it contains.

The product cannot rank prospective buyers or renters, share visit history across landlords, infer protected traits, automate housing eligibility or treat a photo, government document, dwell time or visit behavior as trustworthiness. Identity collection must be minimized, alternatives must exist, and emergency and physical-security authority remain human.

Who pays — and why

Small landlords, listing operators and property managers coordinating authorized tours when an in-person host is unavailable.

What it unlocks
A property authority record with owner or manager, occupancy, tenant and resident rights, showing authorization, available areas, restricted areas, schedule, insurance, emergency contact, accessibility, revocation owner and approval
A showing policy with legitimate purpose, invitation path, identity minimum, accepted alternatives, prohibited screening, age and accompaniment rules, property-specific safety steps, credential duration, logging, retention and review
An access case separating visitor invitation, consent, identity evidence or attestation, eligibility review, accessibility accommodation, approved window, credential issuance command, lock acknowledgment, entry and exit events, expiry, revocation and exception
A bounded showing receipt with issuer, property, policy version, approved window, credential digest, lock observations, preserved unknowns, visitor access and correction, incident references, export and deletion disposition
How Genesis scored it
5.90across seven criteria
tension 7temporal 5blindspot 5buyer 6leverage 8convergence 5why-not 5
8
Asymmetric leverage

Credential and access orchestration can scale only after interface and liability validation.

7
Productive tension

Convenient unattended access must coexist with resident rights, visitor fairness, physical safety and accountable property authority.

5
Why nobody did it

The record does not prove which barrier recently changed.

Why it scored well

A recognizable small-landlord coordination problem and a concrete time-bound access mechanism make the direction understandable.

What's holding it back

There is no supplied research evidence; interfaces, buyer demand, physical safety, identity rights, housing law, insurance and operational responsibility are unverified.

Signals detected3 sources crossed
SignalCanonical Genesis input

SignalInvention narrative

SignalInvention narrative

Direction briefshowingproof.md
showingproof.md
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