Platform · Trust Layer
Every contribution is visible, correctable, and withdrawable.
The Trust Ledger shows each person exactly what they contributed, what changed because of it, and where it went, with one click to correct or withdraw. Consent is a living state, not a signature on day one. This is what makes the rest of the platform permissible.
How it works
Trust Ledger & Consent, step by step.
Record
Every contribution, an answer, a correction, a document, is logged with its consent state.
Show
Each person sees their own ledger: what they gave, what it became, who can see it.
Correct
Wrong? One click flags it, and the claims built on it are marked for review, the record heals.
Withdraw
Withdrawal cascades: the contribution and everything derived solely from it is removed, with a receipt.
Evidence tiers
Where each claim stands.
Declared
Contributions begin at T1 with their consent state attached.
Documented
Corrections and withdrawals are themselves governed records, with receipts.
Stated limits
What it will not do.
Will not use contributions in performance evaluation or discipline, contractually.
Will not make withdrawal difficult, slow, or quiet.
Will not show one person another's contributions beyond what consent allows.
Will not treat consent as permanent, it can be revisited at any time.
Features
2 available · 2 in preview.
| Feature | Status |
|---|---|
| Personal contribution ledger | Available |
| One-click correction with review cascade | Available |
| Withdrawal with deletion receipt | Design-partner preview |
| Consent-state dashboard for works councils | Design-partner preview |
Questions we actually get
Asked by real skeptics.
What happens when someone withdraws?
Can an employer see who corrected what?
Related
See this pillar inside a real diagnostic.
The two-week engagement uses every pillar above, and hands you the evidence-linked output.