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Three-step journey

From scan to shareable evidencein minutes.

Vauntico makes public engineering evidence easier to share. Use the snapshot alongside, not instead of, security audits and technical diligence.

Illustrative example

Example public GitHub snapshot

Four public evidence areas

Simulated
Evidence stateExample evidence state
Data provenanceSample data — not a live company or Vauntico customer
Buyer workflowNo code access required
Problem

Public evidence is hard to share consistently.

When a buyer or collaborator asks what is publicly observable, teams are often left assembling screenshots, docs, and manual explanations.

Evidence requests take days

Manual questionnaires and one-off explanations expand into long back-and-forth threads that stall conversations — time a solo founder or small team doesn't have to spare.

Evidence arrives in unfamiliar formats

Evaluators and clients ask for context in different formats, turning each conversation into a new explanation project.

Public context is hard to inspect

Without a consistent way to share source-linked public context, every evaluation conversation starts from a different baseline.

Solution

A clear workflow for shareable evidence.

Step 01

Run the first public GitHub snapshot

Scan a public GitHub profile and review the available public evidence areas at scan time.

Step 02

Review the evidence layer

Review the available GitHub evidence areas and the limits of a public metadata snapshot.

Step 03

Share the snapshot

Share the snapshot with clients, investors, and collaborators anywhere in the world — no repository access required.

Benefits

Simple enough for founders, detailed enough for buyers.

For founders

Prepare the public evidence you may want to discuss before enterprise buyers ask.

For sales

Send one trusted link instead of starting another evidence thread.

For buyers

Review public GitHub evidence and its source context without repository access.

Evidence

Every public GitHub snapshot is backed by four evaluator evidence areas.

Account tenure

Uses the public GitHub account creation date as limited context. Account age does not prove engineering quality.

Public repository footprint

Counts public repositories visible at scan time. Repository contents and private repositories are not inspected.

Recent public activity

Summarizes available public commit activity over the 30-day window. Activity does not establish code quality.

Public profile fields

Counts presence of public Bio, Website, Company, and Location fields. Their contents are not verified.

Give your next buyer public evidence to inspect.

Start with a free public GitHub snapshot and use the founding-cohort interest path if you want to discuss broader evidence history.