Workdiaryproof
An employee-controlled, tamper-evident diary for documenting daily contributions outside the employer's systems and exporting a verifiable history when the worker needs it.
A worker's evidence of contribution lives in systems the employer owns: chat, tickets, documents, reviews, and accounts that can disappear on the day access ends. That becomes especially painful after a layoff, a dispute, or a claim that the worker merely trained automation to replace their own role. The opening is a private daily record whose custody stays with the employee and whose history can be verified without turning the product into employer surveillance.
The individual knowledge worker who wants an independent contribution record, with outplacement firms as a distribution and sponsorship channel after layoffs.
A recent public train-your-replacement story creates a concrete emotional and market catalyst.
Private diary capture and evidence export can scale through software.
The direction has several inbound connections, while the stored grounded score remains moderate.
A visible AI-displacement story meets a sharp worker-owned privacy stance, inexpensive evidence primitives, and a distribution path through an established outplacement budget.
No required interface is verified in the Stage 1 record, legal usefulness is not established, stored convergence is moderate, and daily diary retention depends on sustained worker behavior.
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