Browse the Registry

Once a RIK is minted, it shows up in two places: the Registry web app and the on-chain logs themselves. This page explains both.

The Registry web app

In active development

The Registry is being built. Some features below are present in development; the public beta will land on Base Sepolia first.

The Registry web app lives at app.freecodefund.xyz. It is the public, browsable view of every RIK that has been minted on the protocol.

You can:

Browse all registered repositories, sorted by registration time or by GitHub stars.
See the on-chain registrant (the Ethereum address that minted the RIK) next to the repository.
Click through to the GitHub repository for any RIK.
Connect a wallet via Sign-In With Ethereum (SIWE) to access gated features. See Access Gating.

Newly minted RIKs are streamed live: if you leave the page open, you should see new registrations appear as they are picked up by the indexer.

For the system breakdown of how the app is composed, see Registry → Web App.

You can also list registrations directly from the chain without the web app:

bash

fcf list --contract 0xc03a52cD0EB2d5d456e64bda0557Db04608d1eac

By default the CLI scans the last ~50,000 blocks for RepoRegistered events. To start from a specific block:

bash

fcf list --contract <addr> --from-block 12345678

Output is one line per registration:

text

repo=<repository_id> ownerId=<owner_id> registrant=<address> at=<timestamp>

See fcf list for the full reference.

Every successful registration emits the following event:

solidity

event RepoRegistered(
  uint256 indexed repoId,
  address indexed registrant,
  uint64 githubOwnerId,
  uint64 registeredAt
);

You can subscribe or backfill from any RPC node. The on-chain log is the authoritative record; the Registry is a UI on top of it.