0Unveiled 2.0
Show, Don't Tell
0Unveiled 2.0 launched on September 22, 2025 with 14 votes, #746 of 8,160 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
0Unveiled 2.0 is here — an AI-powered portfolio platform for students, self-learners & creators. Show your real work, get it verified, and stand out. No resumes. Just proof. Because every skill is a talent, and every talent deserves to be seen.
Proof-based hiring. We audit your GitHub, score real engineering ability, rank you on a transparent leaderboard, and get you discovered by companies that hire from the top 5%. Backed by the IIM Jammu Incubation Cell.
0unveiled audits your GitHub, scores your real engineering ability, and puts you in front of companies that hire on merit. Proof, not promises. Resumes reward good writers. 0unveiled rewards good engineers. We audit the code, so your work does the talking. Every commit, every PR, every architectural choice. Our engine evaluates the signal that actually predicts on-the-job performance. Cyclomatic complexity, test coverage, type discipline, lint health, and idiom consistency. Weighted per language and framework. Module boundaries, data flow, coupling, and caching strategy. Public repos get audited instantly. Grant private repo access in one click and our engine pulls everything: commits, PRs,…from 0unveiled.com
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