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Where code meets community.

A welcoming space for software developers and engineers to share projects, get visibility, collaborate with peers, and discover new opportunities.

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└ connect · learn · grow · ship

~ $ whoami
$ whoami developer $ groups community peers builders learners $ echo $SHELL /bin/keyboardforhire $ █
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// what's in the box

Four surfaces. One community.

  • 01.

    Public developer profile

    Skills, employment, portfolio — yours to share anywhere.

    → /u/{username}
  • 02.

    Community discussions

    Posts, comments, and honest conversations — from projects to career questions to the daily grind.

    → /community
  • 03.

    Opportunities

    A developer-run jobs board — roles posted by devs, upvoted by devs. Real openings, no spam.

    → /jobs
  • 04.

    Company insights

    Interviews and workplace reviews contributed anonymously — never linked back to your profile.

    → /companies
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// contribute openly, share safely

Anonymous means anonymous.

  • Anonymous contributions can never be traced back to your profile — not by employers, not by other users, not by us showing them in your account.
  • Moderators can act on abuse from patterns alone, without ever seeing who the source is.
  • Even if our database leaked tomorrow, the link between you and your anonymous contributions would not be in it.
~/db $ SELECT * FROM contributions LIMIT 1;
id │ 7f3a...8c21 kind │ workplace_review company_id │ 42 anon_token │ a4b8...e91d created_at │ 2025-11-03 user_id │ ─── not stored ─── email │ ─── not stored ─── name │ ─── not stored ───
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// why this exists

A community, not a platform.

KeyboardForHire is a welcoming community for software developers and engineers. Whether you're looking to share projects, get visibility, collaborate with peers, or discover new opportunities, this is the place to connect, learn, and grow.

You own your profile. You contribute honestly. You meet other developers — and it's invite-only, to keep the signal high.

// ready?

Bring your keyboard.
We'll bring the community.

Sign-ups need an invite code — single-use and not publicly distributed. We're not running a waitlist.

zsh
$ keyboardforhire register --code [ABCDEF1234]
› sign up with a code ↗