Radworks is a decentralized platform designed for working together on code. Its goal is to build durable infrastructure for open-source communities-focused on being secure, sovereign, and built only with open protocols rather than platforms. Through Radworks protocols, developers can coordinate on code without depending on trusted middlemen.

The network’s peer-to-peer setup is strengthened by an opt-in system of Ethereum smart contracts. This supports global names, decentralized organizations, and tools that help maintainers continue their open-source efforts. By using Ethereum, Radworks taps into the capabilities of Ethereum and DeFi so developers can truly control their collaboration infrastructure.

After entering beta this past December, Radworks has welcomed more than 1,000 projects to the network and attracted significant attention from across the Web3 ecosystem.

Its governance token, RAD, positions Radworks as the first open-source, community-driven, and self-sustaining network for software collaboration. The network’s codebase and treasury are managed publicly and openly, so developers can contribute and help shape the project’s trajectory-making Radicle a test of collective governance.