Anonymous OSHA reporting with cryptographic receipts — because HR is not your friend
SnitchGrid lets workers file anonymous workplace safety reports that are timestamped, hash-anchored on-chain, and routed directly to OSHA regional offices, completely bypassing the internal HR black hole. Each report generates a tamper-proof cryptographic receipt the worker keeps forever as legal proof they filed. This is the compliance tool that compliance departments absolutely do not want you to know exists.
- Anonymous report submission with zero PII stored at rest
- Cryptographic receipt generation using a 14-step hash-chaining process across three independent nodes
- Direct OSHA regional routing via the FedConnect API bridge
- On-chain timestamp anchoring with Ethereum mainnet and Polygon fallback
- Tamper-evidence guarantees that hold up in federal court. Already have.
Ethereum mainnet, Polygon, FedConnect, DocuAnchor, LegalVault Pro, Stripe, AWS KMS, TrustLayer, OSHA eInspect, CipherRoute, Salesforce, WorkerShield API
SnitchGrid is built as a hardened microservices stack — the submission layer, anchoring service, and receipt forge run as fully isolated processes with no shared memory and no shared secrets. Reports are queued through Redis for long-term durable storage before being anchored and forwarded, which keeps the submission pipeline fast and decoupled from chain latency. MongoDB handles all transactional receipt state because I needed atomic multi-document writes and I needed them yesterday. Every component communicates over mutually authenticated TLS with certificate pinning, and the whole thing has been running in production on a single beefy Hetzner box since beta launch with zero unplanned downtime.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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