ClaimLadder
A work desk for freelancers: a job, delivery, sign-off and payment linked into one traceable chain, with a doubled receipt left out of the total.
ClaimLadder is a work desk for freelancers and people who take AI jobs: a job starts when you take it, then you deliver, the client signs it off, and finally you get paid — each step is its own record, linked to the others, so anyone can trace the chain back. What it cares about most is getting the money right: dollars and USDC are kept in separate books and never mixed into one sum, and if the same receipt gets added twice by mistake, the system spots it and leaves it out of the total, so the total never inflates. The demo deliberately shows jobs in different states — not started, submitted, partly paid and fully paid — so you can see at a glance where each job is stuck. Open one job and you can see how its brief, delivery, sign-off records and receipts link together, and generate a short claim summary for your own case. All the demo data is made up, and the page says so plainly: it does not actually collect money for you or send claims, it just lays out plainly how far the work has gone and how much money has come in. One thing to be clear about: this is a competition entry, all the demo data is fictional, with no real clients or real income behind it. It also does not verify payments for production use, so do not treat it as a real bookkeeping or payment tool.
@Lara Fletcher