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Find great developers and decide whether to get them in based on the great code they've written in the real world.

Discover talented devs

CodeCitizen currently connects to Github and provides an easy to use interface that allows you to search for developers that are using the technology that you want combined with the location that you need

Search from over 500 Languages and frameworks
Search over 4000 Locations
Search from an untapped talent pool

Deliver great services experiences fast - without the complexity of traditional ITSM solutions.

Pre-interview checks

Learn about real contributions someone has made to real projects before comitting to an interview. Do they fix bugs upstream at their source? DO they write quality code? How do they interact with others?

Learn about what languages they really specialise in
Learn about interesting projects they have contributed to and read through code diffs
Learn about how they interact with others during their code reviews

Frequently asked questions

Will CodeCitizen remain free?

The core feature set will remain free while we will be implementing paid plans for heavy users (recruiters and hiring managers).

What is the long term goal of CodeCitizen?

The long term vision of Code Citizen is to help developers focus on building things of value within the open source community rather than concentrating on l337 code.

How does this product help people that hire?

Rather than basing your assumptions on a piece of marketing material (a CV) or brands that have previously put faith in them, why not base it on real pieces of work they have completed?

What about developers that don’t contribute to open source in their spare time?

It is true that not all developers contribute to open source in their spare time and for those people you will have to fall back to your old method however it might be common than you think for small open source contributions to be made during regular work by regular developers.

Can I hide my profile?

Yes you can make your profile private via Github. This also hides your activity in various social features on GitHub.com. A private profile hides information from all users, and there is currently no option to allow specified users to see your activity. You can learn more about how to do it here

Where do you get your data from?

Our data is currently sourced from Github although we are eager to add other open source code locations such as GitLab.