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JobSeal

The work is done. Keep the story straight.

Bring work details, before-and-after photos, exceptions and customer acknowledgement together in one clear completion record.

Request the new JobSeal 0.1.0 · October 2 rebuild
Entry updated October 2, 2026

For tradespeople and small service businesses who want a clearer record of a finished job.

Show the work

Organize before, during and after photos with captions, job details and exceptions.

Review it together

Review the exact record before recording a customer's self-entered acknowledgement.

Keep a copy

Reopen saved records, print a report and export an evidence package for safekeeping.

Inspect before importing

Check a saved package and review it before adding it to the separate evaluation vault.

Try it with a real purpose

Your first
useful result.

  1. Request the current evaluation build.
  2. Start with its fictional example, not a real customer's information.
  3. Review, acknowledge and save the example, then export and reopen a backup.

Current version

Know what
you're opening.

The current rebuild is offered for evaluation, not as a silent replacement for the earlier public product.

Devices & setup

Browser-based local evaluation. Windows launchers include a runtime. Actual mobile camera use, physical-device printing and accessibility acceptance remain to be tested.

Request the new JobSeal

What changed

  • Rebuilt record, photo, review, acknowledgement, vault and export workflow.
  • Added explicit import inspection and a fictional first-use example.
  • Corrected draft recovery, photo handling and stale import results through independent cross-review.
Important limits
  • The new evaluation build is separate from the existing JobSeal product. There is no automatic migration of licences or customer records.
  • Browser storage is not encrypted by JobSeal and can be cleared. Export important records.
  • A matching fingerprint does not independently prove identity, truth, legal acceptance, payment or a trusted timestamp.

Tell us what happened

Useful? Confusing?
We want the real answer.

What were you trying to do? What helped or got in the way? Would you use it again?

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