Illustrative · AI-generatedThe worker
Holds the credential. Chooses which facts to show, and to whom.
A concept for restaurants and the people who work in them
Your service record, yours to carry.
A server proves where they worked, what they did and how they served, without handing a stranger their whole history. A manager vouches once. A guest tips the person who served them.
LIVE · demo and team HQTESTED · Move packageROADMAP · real POS and money
Illustrative · AI-generated · not a client
The problem
Good service leaves no record.
A server can work ten years and start over with a blank page. A reference is a phone call that may never come back. A review lands on a site the worker does not control. Tips arrive late or through someone else's hands.
This is a working-title concept for fixing those four things with a record the worker holds.
Who it is for
Illustrative · AI-generated
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Four people, one record.
Illustrative · AI-generatedIllustrative · AI-generatedThe manager
Issues the credential. Revoking one takes two managers and a reason.
Illustrative · AI-generatedThe guest
A paid receipt earns one review right and one tip. Each works once.
Illustrative · AI-generatedThe host
Seats the room and sees who is on the floor. Never sees private history.
How it works
Proof without exposure.
Everything below is runnable today in the demo, in test mode, with sample data.
A credential you hold
A manager issues a role credential. Only a salted commitment and a status are stored. The worker accepts, disputes, or later has it superseded or revoked. History is never erased.
Share only what you choose
Show the role and the dates. Keep the employer private. A verifier can check each shown field against the public commitment.
Reviews that need a paid visit
A POS-signed receipt makes one review right. The comment is encrypted before storage. The ledger keeps a commitment and a rating, and public pages show a count only.
Tips straight to the server
The guest signs a transfer to the payout address named in the permit. Platform fee zero. The platform cannot change the amount or the recipient. Test coin only.
A payroll export
Every test tip becomes one CSV row with a stated rate method, so the paperwork question is visible from day one.
A human approves the work
Luci and the LuciDash agents propose. A signed-in person decides in the Workqueue. Agents draft, they do not publish.
What is built, honestly
Live, tested, and roadmap.
LIVE means running now. TESTED means passing tests but not deployed to a network. ROADMAP means not built.
| State | What | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| LIVE | Demo and team HQ | Test mode, sample data. Credentials, receipts, reviews, test-coin tips, payroll CSV. |
| LIVE | Database rules | Admins only, commitments and hashes only. Rule tests pass in the emulator. |
| TESTED | Sui Move package | Credentials, proof of service and tip modules pass their unit tests. Not published to any network. |
| TESTED | Walrus testnet client | Encrypted blobs only. Code and mock tests pass. A live upload was not run. |
| ROADMAP | Real POS connection | The POS signer in the demo is a sample key in your browser. |
| ROADMAP | Real stablecoin tipping, zkLogin sign-in, matching, marketplace | Each needs counsel review first. None is built. |
Before anything is real
Counsel has to review this.
Nothing on this site is legal, tax or compliance advice. No real money moves. A licensed attorney must review each area before any real worker data, real tip or real hiring decision touches this product:
- Money transmission, for how tips reach workers
- Wage and hour, including tip credit and tip pools
- Employment screening and the Fair Credit Reporting Act
- Privacy: GDPR, CCPA and Illinois BIPA
- Tax reporting for tips and for stablecoin value
- Rules on AI in hiring
See it work before you believe it.
The demo runs in your browser with throwaway test keys. Nothing is saved or sent.