Free your code
A peer-to-peer stack for building software together. Sound fun? Try the beta
Say hello to your new workspace
A decentralized app for code collaboration
Collaborate peer-to-peer
Forget platforms. Easily share your code without relying on a third party.
No central servers
No censorship
One network
Work securely offline
No need to trust anyone to keep your work safe or online.
Local issues & patches
Built on Git
Backed by public-key cryptography
Own your infrastructure
Software as it should be.
Take back control.
Free forever
Completely open source
Available everywhere
Create with your
community
Support and be supported — a fresh take on sustainability.
Collectively manage codebases
Get paid for your work
Build your own value flows
No more walled gardens
Built on open protocols, not platforms
Git
No need to change the way you work. Radicle extends Git with peer-to-peer discovery, giving distributed version control a new superpower.
Radicle
Link
The new standard for code collaboration. Link is the peer-to-peer protocol that powers the Radicle network. Documentation ↗
Ethereum
(opt-in)Harness the power of decentralized organizations and digital money. Fund and sustain your open-source work without relying on intermediaries.
Explore the codelands
Try out the beta
Join the network and give secure peer-to-peer code hosting a go with the first version of our desktop client.
Download the beta ↓
Where we’re headed→
We see Radicle being the first open-source, community-led, self-sustaining network for software collaboration. Here's what we have in store:
not here
Late 2020
Starting with the basics
The first release of our network and desktop client. Join the network and start securely hosting your code peer-to-peer.
not here
Early 2021
Going further
with Ethereum
Register global names, collectively manage orgs, and link crypto wallets with our Ethereum integration.
We’re here
Mid 2021
Leveling up with social coding
Code collaboration as you know it. Work better together with bug reporting, code reviews, and discussions — all locally hosted.