Hido

For double-blind review

Let the code speak for itself.

Publish a read-only copy of your GitHub repository with identifying terms replaced. Reviewers get the work through a link that needs no login, cookies, or tracking.

Prepare an anonymous linkSee how it works

Your original repository remains on GitHub. You choose the terms to mask.

One anonymous snapshot. Every way to inspect it.

Browse in the browser, fetch a file, download the archive, or clone the repository. Each outlet uses the same anonymization result.

Browse

Read the file tree and source without installing anything.

Raw files

Open individual files directly when you need a plain-text reference.

Zip archive

Download the anonymized snapshot to inspect offline.

Git clone

Pull the same read-only snapshot into your own tools.

From repository to review link

You decide what disappears.

Hido does not guess which words identify you. The dry-run report lets you inspect replacements before publishing.

Read the author FAQ

  1. Connect one repository

    Sign in and grant the GitHub App read-only access to the repository you select.

  2. List identity terms

    Add names, organizations, emails, paths, and other strings that should be replaced.

  3. Inspect, then publish

    Review the dry-run report before you publish the anonymous URL into your paper.

Designed for the review window

Built around the trust boundary.

  • Published links keep serving.Reviewer files are pre-rendered to static storage. A console outage does not take an existing link down.
  • The reader origin stays quiet.hido.science has no cookies and no visitor analytics.
  • Source code stays source code.Author HTML is never executed in a reviewer webview, avoiding that deanonymization channel.