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A git forge with no server to trust.

Git repositories, issues, pull requests and reviews, like GitHub, with no server. Everything lives on the Dash network, and your browser verifies what it shows. No host can take it down.

Can’t go down, can’t be taken down

No company runs a server. Your browser verifies every branch and file against Dash Platform, and this app is a static bundle anyone can host.

Verify this build

Private means encrypted

A private repository’s code, issues and comments are encrypted on your device, and the network refuses unencrypted issues, comments and branch names for it.

What stays visible

Spam has a price

Opening an issue costs its author about 4¢ on mainnet, so flooding a project costs real money. Reading and cloning are free.

What it costs

How it works

  1. 1. Get a Dash identity

    Your identity is your account, made from a 12-word recovery phrase only you hold. Reading and cloning need no identity.

    Identities and keys
  2. 2. Fund it with a little DASH

    Every write costs a small fee, shown before you sign. On devnet sakura the DASH is free test money, from the faucet; on mainnet an issue costs about 4¢ and a push 12–⁠33¢. Reading is free.

    devnet sakura faucet
  3. 3. Push with git

    Create a repo here or with the dg command line, then git push to a dash:// remote. Your code goes to your own storage or to Dash Platform.

    Quick start

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