WorkAudition

candidate-owned · tamper-evident · shareable

Show them how you work — not just where you worked.

A verified work trial you take on your own — no employer invitation required. Complete one realistic workday for the role you want, own the evidence, and share it across every application.

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Task · diagnose why June conversion fell 18%
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evidence ledger

    generating your company…

    pick a role to preview its workday — the timer runs, every action lands on the ledger

    3 hrs

    one realistic workday

    100%

    of your in-sim work, captured — you decide who sees it

    <10 min

    for a recruiter to read

    Three hours. One packet. Real evidence.

    01

    Work a real day

    A timed, three-hour simulated workday — real data, real SQL, a real interruption at minute 65, and a scope change when you least want one.

    02

    Your evidence, captured

    Queries, AI prompts, messages, uploads — every in-sim action lands on an append-only ledger you own. Nothing staged, nothing edited after the fact — and you decide who sees it.

    03

    Share the evidence

    A human grades your work against a published rubric. You get a shareable evidence packet a recruiter can inspect in under ten minutes.

    Never free work for an employer. Every scenario is a fictional company with synthetic data — one audition, owned by you, shared across every application.

    oral defense

    Anyone can generate a deck. Not everyone can defend it.

    The moment you submit, you answer a few questions — generated from your own actions that day — on camera, one take, on a timer. Nothing to script, because they're about what you actually did. In an AI world, that's how a recruiter knows a real person did the work.

    Questions from your runpulled from the exact query, the AI moment, the curveball you handled — impossible to prep

    On camera, one takeeach answer revealed live, ~75 seconds, no do-overs

    The recruiter watchesyour evidence isn't just what you made — it's you explaining why

    What it costs

    One workday, graded by a human, shared everywhere you apply — priced like one gig-work shift.

    Sample workday

    Free

    Try the workday before you commit — five minutes, no sign-up.

    • Interactive preview of a real trial
    • See the ledger fill as you work
    • No account needed
    Try the demo
    pilot cohort: free

    Verified workday

    $29/attemptfounding rate

    $49/attempt standard after the pilot

    One real workday, human-graded, yours to share across every application.

    • Timed 3-hour simulated workday
    • Human-graded against a published rubric
    • On-camera defense — proof a real person did the work
    • Shareable evidence packet, owned by you
    Join the pilot — free for the founding cohort

    payments aren't live yet — these are the prices WorkAudition will charge after the pilot; pilot members keep founding rates

    Why is it paid at all?

    A human grades your workday against a published rubric — that's what makes it verified instead of another self-reported certificate.

    What if I do badly?

    Your packet stays private until you choose to publish it. A rough first run is feedback, not a public record.

    Is the pilot really free?

    Yes. The founding cohort trades feedback for the fee and keeps founding pricing afterward.

    What's actually in the packet?

    Your deliverables, the append-only ledger of how you worked, your on-camera defense, and a human grader's scores against the published rubric — built for a recruiter to read in under ten minutes.

    Hiring? Run 30–60 minute work trials your team grades in minutes — private, no test-writing.

    WorkAudition for employers →

    Stop describing your work. Start proving it.

    We're onboarding the first pilot candidates now — Data Analyst and Financial Analyst are live, with more roles landing soon. Leave your email and we'll get you in.

    early access · no employer invite needed · we'll email you