What Action Proof is
Action Proof is a short text, image, or video that shows what happened after you actually did a lesson action.
It is different from a like or a comment. A like says you appreciated the lesson. Action Proof says the lesson helped you take a real step.
Why it helps others
Sharing is caring because your proof can help someone decide whether a lesson is worth trying.
A useful proof does not need to be perfect or dramatic. A small honest result can show that the lesson is practical, realistic, and helpful.
Action Proof also gives Knowledge Builders (creators) better feedback about which lessons are truly helping people move from learning to doing.
When you can share it
- Watch a lesson and complete the action step.
- Tap I Did This after you actually try the action.
- Answer an action check-in when SkillKnex asks what happened.
- Choose Share Action Proof when the option appears, or open Proof to Share from Profile later.
What to include
Good Action Proof is clear, honest, and connected to the lesson action. You can explain what you tried, what changed, what you learned, or what you are still working on.
For example: I rewrote the first line of my CV, I set up the budget category, I practised the script, or I built the first draft.
Privacy and review
Outside a 1v1 challenge, you choose whether your proof is private or submitted for public review. If you accept a 1v1 challenge that requires Action Proof, its proof cannot be kept private: it is submitted for review and appears publicly only if approved. The proof form shows this requirement before submission.
Do not include private documents, addresses, bank details, medical details, legal documents, other people without permission, or anything you would not want public.
Sensitive topics like health, law, finance, relationships, and career can need stricter review before public visibility.
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