Not every project belongs in a public repository.
You might be building a product, working under a confidentiality agreement, or simply not ready to share.
You can still keep a dated record of your code.
I'm part of the team behind Ecode, a free service for creating evidence to support code authorship without uploading the source.
How it works
Ecode calculates your file's SHA-256 fingerprint on your device. It combines database registration, a trusted RFC 3161 timestamp, and a Polygon blockchain record.
You receive a certificate with a QR code for verification. The source code stays with you.
Keep the full picture
Save the registered file and certificate alongside your development history. A timestamp records when a fingerprint existed. Your working files and history add context about who created the code.
No card. No subscription. Registration is free.
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