A community where engineers actually talk.
Share projects, trade real notes on interviews and workplaces, and meet peers who actually push to main. Invite-only, no public feed, no algorithm.
- ◆invite-only · single-use codes
- ◆anonymous by default
- ◆no scraping · no ads
- ◆built by working engineers
Every member joins with a single-use code from another engineer. No public sign-ups.
Contributions to company insights can never be traced back to your profile — not by employers, not by us.
No engagement games, no promoted posts. Read what peers write, share what you're building.
Made by working software developers, for working software developers. Not a hiring platform in disguise.
// what's in the box
Your profile. Your peers. Conversations worth having.
Every surface is built for engineers, by engineers. No engagement metrics, no promoted posts, no feed algorithm to game.
- 01.→ /u/{username}
A public profile you own
Skills, employment, portfolio — shareable at /u/{username}. No employer branding, no upsells.
- 02.→ /community
Community discussionsLIVE
Posts and honest conversations — from architecture to career trade-offs to the daily grind. No karma games.
- 03.→ /jobs
Roles shared by peers
Jobs members post because they've worked there, or would. Not scraped. Not sponsored. Not promoted.
// contribute openly, share safely
Anonymous means anonymous.
The whole point of an anonymous contribution is that nobody can connect it back to you. We built the database that way — not the policy, the schema.
- Anonymous contributions can never be traced back to your profile — not by employers, not by other users, not by us.
- Moderators can act on abuse from patterns alone, without ever seeing who the source is.
// why this exists
Small on purpose. No algorithm, no growth funnel.
Every dev-focused product eventually becomes a growth funnel. Feeds get algorithmic, profiles get scraped, and every interaction gets optimized against someone else's KPI.
KeyboardForHire is small on purpose. You own your profile. You contribute honestly. You meet other developers — and it's invite-only, to keep the signal high.
// ready?
Got a code? You're in.
Single-use codes, not publicly distributed. If you don't have one yet, request one.