WorkProofWorkProof, for City of Espoo

How WorkProof works

Companies see how well people do the real work before they meet them.

Six steps, from a job ad to a follow-up. People score the work. The AI never does.

  1. A company shares its job ad.

    The AI drafts a short challenge from it, and a person approves it.

    Paste your job ad link

    Draft · 10 minutes

    What should we automate first?

    • Picks what matters
    • Practical plan
    • Sees the risk
    • Clear writing

    Approved by Katja Nurmi

  2. A person does the challenge.

    They think aloud for 5 to 15 minutes, with screen and voice but no camera.

    Recording screen and voiceNo camera

    Okay. Three things to choose from. Support emails, four hundred a week, that's the biggest number, so a chatbot, right? That's what everyone wants. Hmm, no, wait. If the bot gives a wrong delivery date, the customer sees it right away. Let me count the invoices. Nine hundred a month, two minutes each, that's thirty hours. One in fifty has a typo, so eighteen wrong invoices a month. And it's the same rule every time. A person can check them before they go out. Okay, invoices first. The report is only four hours a week, and the product names don't match, so that's a cleaning job. Later.

  3. The company scores the work, not the name.

    A person scores it against 3 to 5 skills and writes why.

    Proof K7Name hidden

    Automate the invoices first.

    • Picks what matters
    • Practical plan
    • Sees the risk
    • Clear writing

    Scored by Katja Nurmi, Halla Supply9 / 10

  4. The top people get invited.

    The name shows only after the person says yes.

    “You picked the invoices, not the chatbot, and you said why. Your two-week plan is one we could start on Monday.”
    Katja Nurmi, Halla Supplywants to meet you
  5. They meet face to face at the event.

    After the first talk, they agree a follow-up, or not.

    First talk, face to face

    Sat 13:15, Table 5

    • We met at the event
    • Follow-up agreed
  6. The city sees what came of it.

    Who took a challenge, what was scored, invites, talks, follow-ups and hires.

    Demo data
    Took a challenge
    62
    Scored by a person
    34
    Invited
    12
    Met at the event
    4
    Follow-up agreed
    3
    Hired
    2

What each side gets.

For people looking for work

  • Show what you can do, not your CV.
  • Your name stays hidden until you say yes.
  • Every score comes with a written reason.
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For companies

  • Paste your job ad. The AI drafts the challenge.
  • Read real work, without names.
  • Score the skills, invite the best, meet them at the event.
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For the City of Espoo

  • Make a challenge for a company from its job ad.
  • See who took part, who got invited and who met.
  • Count follow-up talks without a survey.
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What the AI does, and never does.

The AI does

  • Drafts a challenge from a job ad or one sentence.
  • Marks which part of the work relates to which skill.

The AI never

  • Never gives a score.
  • Never ranks people.
  • Never decides who gets invited.

Fair questions.

Will people do unpaid tasks?
A challenge takes 5 to 15 minutes. One challenge can reach several companies.
Will companies read and answer?
The city sees how many answers each company still owes. The city can make answering a rule for its events.
Does the reviewer see who did the work?
No. The company scores the work before it knows who did it.
Can AI do the task?
People think aloud while they work, so the reviewer reads how they think. WorkProof cannot prove who did the work.
How does it fit our event tools?
It runs in the days before the event. The city exports the meeting list as a file: times and tables, never names.
Is scoring people fair?
A named person scores the work against the skills in the task, without the name. The person sees the scores and the reason.

Different on purpose.

Most recruiting AIWorkProof
Reads a CV or a profileReads real work, 5 to 15 minutes long
An algorithm gives a match scoreA person scores the work and signs it
AI interviews or ranks peopleAI only drafts challenges and marks skills
Silence after you applyEvery score comes with a written reason
The city counts sign-upsThe city counts talks and follow-ups

Finland already certifies skills by watching real work. It is called näyttötutkinto. WorkProof brings that to hiring.

See it for yourself.

Try a 2-minute challenge
Evidence for judges

Built for the City of Espoo challenge, Junction 2026.

Demo data. All people and companies are invented.

Built with Next.js · React · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · Vitest · Playwright · AI: Claude or Gemini, optional · Voice: Web Speech API or ElevenLabs, optional