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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about how DevIdentity works. Can't find an answer? Reach out on the contact page.

General

What is DevIdentity?

A platform that aggregates your work across 10+ developer platforms — GitHub, Kaggle, Hugging Face, LeetCode, arXiv, Google Scholar and more — analyses it with AI, and publishes a self-updating public portfolio at /u/<username>.

Is my data scraped from other people?

No. DevIdentity only imports your own public work — either through official APIs you connect, or profile data you provide yourself. Nothing is fabricated and nothing is taken from other users.

How much does it cost?

The Free tier gives you the full portfolio and every integration, with rate-limited AI analysis. Pro and Premium add unlimited AI analysis and portfolio export. See the pricing page.

AI analysis

Which AI model powers the analysis?

Google Gemini by default, with automatic fallback to Groq (Llama 3.3 70B). The analysis reads the substance of your projects to gauge technical depth — it reflects real complexity, not star counts.

My project's score looks too low. Why?

Usually one of two reasons: the score is stale (re-run the analysis to re-score it), or the repository has no README for the analyzer to read. Adding a clear README meaningfully improves results.

Integrations

Why can't I just paste a LinkedIn URL?

LinkedIn has no usable public developer API. Instead, DevIdentity imports the profile data you provide and parses it with AI — accurately, with no fabrication.

Which platforms are supported?

GitHub, Kaggle, Hugging Face, LeetCode, Codeforces, Stack Overflow, Dev.to, arXiv and Google Scholar are live, with more on the way. Your works are grouped by their source platform on both your dashboard and public page.

Judge Console

What is the Judge Console?

Tooling for recruiters and interviewers at /judge: an AI job-alignment report (paste a job description, get a match score with cited evidence and interview questions) and a code-authenticity matrix (fork provenance plus commit-authorship verification).

A repo shows "No authorship trace" — does that mean fraud?

No. It means the automated check couldn't confirm a commit-authorship trace from public data — which can happen for many legitimate reasons. It is a signal to ask a question, never an accusation.

Privacy & control

Is my portfolio public?

Your portfolio page is public by design — it's meant to be shared with recruiters and the community. But you control exactly what's shown: every item can be hidden, and only the fields you populate appear.

Can I delete my data?

Yes. You can clear all synced data with Reset Account in Settings, or request full deletion. See our Privacy Policy for details.

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