You opt in
Join the founding cohort and share the repositories you want represented. Consent-first: no GitHub token and no private-repo access in this phase — you decide what to include.
The Developer PassportYour CV makes claims.
Your CV makes claims.
Your code makes proof.
The Developer Passport connects every line of your résumé to the evidence behind it — commits, audits, shipped work. One verifiable profile where the code speaks for itself. Evidence over claims.
// concierge founding cohort — evidence-first, consent-first
Claim vs. evidence
Anyone can write the bullet. The Passport proves it.
“Senior full-stack engineer.”
Links to the commits, projects and shipped systems behind the title — evidence you can open, not a self-assigned label. Seniority signals are heuristic, and shown as such.
“Strong architecture skills.”
Points to real patterns in your repos — event-sourced cores, CI gates, named system RLS policies — with the code that demonstrates them. RLS is a per-system implementation, not a portfolio-wide guarantee.
“Ships fast, ships clean.”
Delivery discipline you can inspect: conventional-commit ratios, test files, CI on flagships — traceable to history, not asserted.
“Security-conscious.”
Dated scan findings across audited repos — e.g. no leaked secrets or critical CVEs detected as of the latest run. A finding on a date, not a permanent guarantee.
How it works
From raw history to a profile that holds up.
Evidence is gathered
A reproducible, self-built portfolio audit reads the public history — commits, tests, architecture, dependency hygiene — with a directional COCOMO-lite cost estimate. Self-built and internal, not an independent audit.
Your CV gets a spine
Each claim links to the evidence behind it, with confidence levels and an explicit note on what the audit cannot infer. A recruiter clicks a bullet and lands on the work that supports it.
You own the result
A single profile you control and can correct. Today the cohort is concierge and manual — hand-built with you, not an instant automated report.
Who it's for
For the ones whose work outran their paperwork.
Self-taught & neurodivergent developers
No pedigree, no gatekept credentials — just work that holds up. The Passport lets the code speak louder than the CV template ever could.
Hiring managers & clients
Stop grading prose. Read verifiable evidence: what shipped, how clean it was, whether it holds under load. Signal over keywords.
Freelancers & founders
Turn a portfolio into proof. One link that closes the trust gap before the first call — receipts instead of testimonials.
Be the one who is manyStop being graded on prose.
Stop being graded on prose.
Get graded on proof.
The Developer Passport is rolling out to a concierge founding cohort first. Add your details and be among the first to turn your code into a credential you own.