Share Your Credibility
Choose supported credentials, recognitions, confirmations, highlights, and source links to share. Give people a clearer picture of the work behind your name.
Public profile and leaderboard surfaces exist today. Confirmations, badges, and additional recognition features are in development.
Share Your Credibility · Design preview
Real public credentials · Example layout
The publisher lists Joshua’s articles.
Named in the publisher’s author biography.
This copies the public example link. It does not publish your information.
Progress with a reason behind it
Invite a client or colleague to confirm specific work they know first-hand. The relationship and the work belong with the confirmation.
A milestone should say what was achieved, what qualifies, and what evidence supports it. Payment does not buy the result.
Show the category, eligibility, time window, and evidence behind the comparison. Let people understand what a place on the board means.
What would count
Proposed rules for the illustrative Studio Circle placement. This achievement ranking is in development.
Count distinct projects with a dated source for the member's role and confirmation from a client who took part. Repeated uploads or multiple confirmations for one project do not add projects.
The example compares Studio Circle community members with qualifying project confirmations dated in September 2026. The displayed #4 is illustrative; the community and placement are fictional.
Show the project evidence and the time window beside the result. Equal counts share a place. Payment never changes what the evidence supports.
Built to travel
Recognition is more useful when the next person can see what stands behind it.
Share Your Credibility is being designed as part of your workspace, alongside What Changed. Choose highlights that reflect the work you want to be known for.
Using your private report remains a complete starting point. Public participation is a choice.
Check current availability →A little more clarity
Public profiles and leaderboard surfaces exist in the app. Access and available controls depend on your workspace. Named confirmations, earned badges, and additional recognition features are in development.
It should identify the achievement being compared, who qualifies, the time period, and the supporting evidence. Those rules need to be visible alongside the result. A provisional research report does not qualify as a public achievement.
No. Individual reports remain usable without public participation. The confirmations workflow is being built around people confirming specific work they know first-hand.
A report and a public profile are separate surfaces. Review the information and current publishing controls before sharing. We are expanding publication and withdrawal controls alongside the recognition features.
Your next move
Start with the people you represent, get your own report, or talk through a platform integration.
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