The record, in plain text
Receipts is a free evidence report for any product website.
You paste a URL. It checks what the site claims against the trail those claims should have left. Real testimonials come from people you can find. Real traction gets mentioned somewhere other than the site itself. Real companies have legal pages that load and a checkout that works.
A minute later you get a report you can share. Every line shows what was found, what wasn't, and the raw data behind it. It never calls anything fake. The strongest thing it will ever say is claims outpace evidence.
One scan, five trails.
Domain history checks when the site really came into existence. Social proof checks whether the people in the testimonials exist. Footprint checks whether the traction claims left any mark on the wider web. Fingerprints notes how the site was built, but never holds that against it on its own. Operational reality checks the boring proof a business is real: working legal pages, an address that receives mail, a checkout that resolves.
When a check can't run, it says so, and that counts for nothing against the site.
Anyone sizing up a product they don't know yet. Someone about to pay for a tool. Someone in a launch thread who wants the receipts before they reply. A builder running it on their own site before they ship.
It's free, needs no account, and only runs when you ask it to. Nothing gets scanned behind anyone's back, and no report comes down for money.
Receipts is built by Lateisha at Schmade, who also built Sensei and Meerkat. The full methodology, the language rules, and what the scanner can't do are all laid out at /methodology. Reach a human at hello@getreceipts.dev.