IT services and software
Your team's record of building and running software
Tickets, pull requests and release history, with client code and customer data handled first.
Check my estimateWhat public code is missing
Plenty of source code is open. The story of private work is hidden: which ticket kicked off a change, which review bounced it, what got fixed after a rough release.
Over the years, your release notes, tracker and reviews link those steps into one record.
What usually counts
- Commit and repository history. How a codebase changes over years.
- Pull requests and reviews. Where reviewers ask for changes.
- Tickets and incidents. How problems get reproduced and closed.
- Architecture docs and release notes. The reasons behind your system design.
What owners ask first: what about code we do not own?
Work done for clients, or on systems you run for them, may be client property and may require their permission. Ownership is covered when the scope is set, and client work can stay out entirely. Your counsel should read the contracts. Legal advice is not something we offer.
Placeholders replace any customer details found in chat, tickets or logs in the copy.
What can stay out
- Client projects. Out unless you and your counsel decide otherwise.
- Core products. Exclude any repo or time period.
- Credentials. Never asked for, never passed on.
After the form
Submit the estimate form and a License Your Data specialist calls within minutes to schedule a 15-minute call under NDA. License Your Data then prepares a de-identified copy of what you put in scope. A sample goes to you for approval, and buyers license the copy after that.
Questions from founders and owners
- Is the code still ours?
- Yes. What buyers license is a copy, never your code itself.
- Does anyone get repo access?
- No. License Your Data prepares a de-identified copy, and your originals never leave your systems.
- Is there anything to prepare?
- No. It is enough to know which tools your team uses and roughly since when. Nobody asks you to export anything.
- What do we pay?
- Nothing. It is free for you.