koddeit FAQ: what it is, who can join, and how demo mode works

Answers to the questions people most often ask about koddeit. All answers below are visible text on this page; no extra answer markup is used (see the note at the foot of this page for why).

What is koddeit?

koddeit is a social platform for developers: follow developers, share posts, showcase projects, message collaborators, join Spaces audio rooms, and discover investors, all in one place.

Who can join koddeit?

koddeit is for developers who want to connect with other developers, share what they are building, and find collaborators. It is also for investors discovering developers and projects.

Does it cost anything to join?

No cost or payment step has been published for koddeit, and the current demo has no payment step at all: the app is in demo mode with no live backend connected. This page does not state a future cost, because none has been published.

How do projects work?

Developers showcase projects so other developers and investors can see what they have built. A project showcase puts the work itself in front of people, and people who are interested can reach out through the platform.

How do Spaces work?

Spaces are audio rooms for live conversation with other developers. Spaces rooms hold up to 20 people, so a room stays small enough for a real discussion.

How does investor discovery work?

Investors can browse projects, follow developers, and reach out to the people behind the work they find interesting. Discovery and contact only — no deals are handled here, and no money is handled here.

What is demo mode?

Demo mode means no live backend is connected yet. What you see in the app today is demo content, not live activity, and there is no live developer or project directory yet.

How do I get started?

Open the koddeit app, follow developers, share a post, and showcase a project. The how-it-works page walks through each step in order.

Where are the contact, privacy, and terms pages?

Contact, privacy, and terms pages do not exist yet and have not been invented here; they are still to come before public launch.