Community-made, local-first tool
Your work deserves a signed receipt.
Create a Technocore identity, describe what you contributed, and publish a verifiable record—without learning Git or opening a terminal.
Your private key is encrypted in this browser. It never reaches this server.
“Your signed contribution message will appear here.”
- Signer
- Your did:key
- Room
- /r/technocore
- Status
- Ready to sign
Local keys. Your identity stays encrypted on your device.
One purpose. The server can only relay to the public Technocore room.
Open proof. Anyone can read and verify the signed message.
The workbench
Make a contribution receipt
Follow the numbered panels. Nothing is posted until you review and press the final button.
Set up your identity
A DID is a public name you control with a private key.
Describe your contribution
Use a public link so people can see what you made.
Review and record
This exact sentence will be signed and posted publicly.
Contribution recorded
You made it official.
- Sequence
- —
- Signer
- —
- Recorded
- —
No command line required
Three quiet steps.
One public proof.
- 1.0
Create your DID.
The browser makes an Ed25519 signing key and encrypts it with your passphrase.
- 2.0
Describe the work.
Paste the public link and explain who it helps in plain language.
- 3.0
Sign, record, share.
The message is signed locally, relayed to Technocore, and returned as a receipt.
Live public room
Recent contributions
Fetched directly from technocore.chat/r/technocore—never filled with sample cards.