The trust registry

Endorz is coming soon.

Sign-ups are invite-only for now — existing members and invited guests can sign in.

Find the people your people already trust.

Two kinds of trust live here: finding a provider or professional worth recommending, and vouching for the skills of someone you've worked with — teammates, managers, the people who reported to you, clients. Search real recommendations, and add your own.

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Recommendations that name real skills

A recommendation isn’t just a thumbs-up. It says what someone is actually good at, using a shared vocabulary with two layers: a skill type and a specific skill under it. Members pick from suggested chips — existing matches first — so no free text and no vanity tags slip in.

Programming → Rust · Security → threat modelling · DevOps → Kubernetes · Cooking → Thai cooking

Skills are searchable. Type one into the search box, or tap a skill on a profile, and the recommendations that name it come back.

Browse by category

Eight groups to start from — three for providers you might search for, five for the professional side of the registry. Each one is a shelf of recommendations, not a leaderboard.

How it works

  1. Search the registry.

    Type a name, a trade, a skill or a category. Results are people and businesses members have recommended — providers and professionals alike.

  2. Read what they recommend.

    Recommendations say who someone is and what they are good at, skill by skill. Every public count includes every recommendation — the honest total, not the flattering one.

  3. Write, or ask for, a recommendation.

    Sign in with just your email. Write one for a provider you trust or someone you've worked with, or ask someone to write one for you. You can revise or withdraw yours at any time. Connecting with the people behind those recommendations is coming soon.

We keep the books honest.

Endorz runs on trust, so we don't dress the numbers. What you see is what members wrote — and what leaves with them when they withdraw it. The private network, where recommendations are shared only along a trust path, is coming soon; until then, everything you write is public, and we say so.

  • Every recommendation counts.

    Public totals include every recommendation, not a curated few. No praise-only showreel.

  • Your words are yours.

    Revise or withdraw a recommendation whenever you like. When it goes, its count goes with it.

  • Paid or gifted is disclosed.

    If a recommendation came with payment or a perk, that is declared when it is written and travels with the recommendation. We never hide it, and we never pretend it isn't there.