The original interactive workbench, preserved as an optional instrument. Separate the premise, reported observations, implemented rule and unanswered questions.
A product decision holds different kinds of truth. Separate them before deciding what to trust.
One project. Four evidence layers.Assembled
01 / What we believed
The product premise: help a small-business owner understand the close of a day before expanding into every business workflow.
Product premise · not a recovered prioritisation decision
Read the project context02 / What we observed
An early beta is reported in the project source. Raw discovery notes and dated beta-use records are not attached, so the portfolio cannot establish how consistently owners used it.
Reported context · supporting records incomplete
Inspect the evidence boundary03 / What we built
The browser prototype checks drawer reconciliation and staff handover before an explicit close. Editing a closed day reopens it. Entries are illustrative and are not saved.
Working browser prototype · tested rules
Try Daily Close04 / What remains unknown
The software behaviour can be tested here. Ease of use, time saved, sustained use and business outcomes remain unverified. Those require observation beyond this prototype.
Open validation questions
Examine the working ruleAn explanation of Heerax OS evidence, not a historical decision log or a live AI output.
HEERAX / OS — Original portfolio reconciliation rule
₹2,100 is still with staff. A matching drawer is not enough.
Synthetic records, separate from the native app. The preview changes the handover and count together.