TchekMyPay
mmcco v0.7.0
Audit your pay for errors
Competitor profile
Developer declarations; not independently tested. Listing last checked Nov 4, 2026. Package observed Nov 3, 2026.
Declared capabilities
- Deterministically rechecks a pay stub (gross, rate x hours, premiums, net, deductions) and flags each gap with proof.
- Compares planned, worked and paid hours, overtime, retro pay, salary steps and deductions against what you were paid.
- Projects year-end income and tax and estimates family benefits (CGEB, child benefit, Quebec allowance) as estimates.
Declared limitations
- Delete stored payroll data (out of scope, stateless)
- Audit benefits without the required inputs
- Refuses to invent a premium rule
Not specified in the available declarations: pricing & account requirements.
Onboarding example
Here's my stub: $25/h, 40 regular hours, gross shows $975 - does the math add up?
Description
From the marketplace listing
TchekMyPay is a stateless, employee-side payroll auditor. It answers one question: check every dollar you should have received, every dollar paid out and every deduction withheld. You (or the model) paste the numbers from your own documents - pay stubs, timesheets, the collective agreement or contract, deposits - and TchekMyPay does the deterministic MATH: it reconstructs the pay DUE (planned schedule + hours worked + rate/step/premiums + tax rules + benefits), compares it with the pay ACTUALLY PAID, and returns GAPS, PROOFS and CALCULATIONS with every dollar traced to its line item, its evidence state and, when provided, its source and the agreement clause. It checks gross = sum of earnings, regular pay = rate x hours, each premium or overtime line against a rule YOU provide, retroactive raises, salary steps, duplicate or excessive deductions, and statutory contributions (RRQ, EI, QPIP). It never invents a multiplier or a tax amount: the rule must come from your documents, income tax is flagged as an estimate, and RRQ/EI/QPIP are recomputed exactly when the context is given. A detector flags systematic patterns, such as recurring hours shaving, across several pays. A TchekMyYear layer projects year-end income and tax and estimates family benefits - the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (CGEB), the Canada Child Benefit, the Quebec family allowance, childcare and solidarity credits - all clearly marked as rough or provisional estimates, never an eligibility decision; the CRA, Revenu Quebec and Retraite Quebec remain authoritative. In ChatGPT, two tools render a visual dashboard and an annual-portrait widget; every tool also works as text plus structured data. Limits: tax and benefit rules are verified for Canada + Quebec 2026 only (other jurisdictions return UNSUPPORTED_RULE). The connector is stateless and keeps nothing between calls; no Social Insurance Number or bank login is ever requested or stored; processing is ephemeral.
Language: English · Automatically detected from descriptions.
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First seen Oct 29, 2026. Last seen Nov 4, 2026.
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TchekMyPay 0.7.0 - a stateless, employee-side payroll auditor. It reconstructs the pay due from your own documents (stubs, timesheets, collective agreement, deposits) and flags every gap in hours, premiums, overtime, retro, salary steps, deductions and statutory contributions, with every dollar traced to its proof. A TchekMyYear layer projects year-end income and tax and estimates family benefits (CGEB, Canada Child Benefit, Quebec family allowance, childcare and solidarity credits) as clearly marked estimates, never an eligibility decision. Tax rules verified for Canada + Quebec 2026; the connector is stateless and never requests or stores a SIN or bank login.
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Package details
Publisher declarations from the archived package. These are separate from our research and the live service's terms.
- Package license
- MIT
- Package author
- mmcco
- Keywords
- See keywords
- Review scenarios
- 5 positive · 3 negativeScenario counts, not test results.
Declared capabilities
- Deterministically rechecks a pay stub (gross, rate x hours, premiums, net, deductions) and flags each gap with proof.
- Compares planned, worked and paid hours, overtime, retro pay, salary steps and deductions against what you were paid.
- Projects year-end income and tax and estimates family benefits (CGEB, child benefit, Quebec allowance) as estimates.
- Stateless and employee-side: no SIN or bank login is requested or stored; every rule comes from your own documents.
Package observed Nov 3, 2026.
Technical details
- First seen
- Oct 29, 2026 · 07:57 UTC
- Last seen
- Nov 4, 2026 · 00:00 UTC
- Collection status
- Collected
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