Blame Arbitration
git blame was built for strangers. Ours weighs keystroke cadence, chair height and birth order, then names a twin. When the model ties, the older twin is liable. This is in the terms.
Fork is a cloud IDE built for twins. Every line of code is signed, timestamped and attributed to the correct sibling with 61% confidence.
Everything Replit does, plus three systems for establishing who did it. Your code runs in the browser. Your alibi runs on our servers.
git blame was built for strangers. Ours weighs keystroke cadence, chair height and birth order, then names a twin. When the model ties, the older twin is liable. This is in the terms.
Conflicting edits are resolved by assuming you both meant the same thing. If you didn't, one of you will by Thursday.
Your cursor and your sibling's cursor move in lockstep across a vertical seam. Output is unchanged. The screen recordings are excellent.
Each testimonial below was submitted by one twin and countersigned by the other. Countersignatures were not verified.
“The model attributed the outage to my sister. I have not corrected it and I will not.”
“We shipped faster once Fork confirmed which of us was the slow one. It was Theo.”
“Mirror Mode put both our cursors on line 40 at the same moment. Legal has asked us not to describe what happened next.”
Refunds go to the older twin. Fork does not mediate what happens after that.
For the twin who lives in another city now.
Billed as one person. Used as two.
For twins who no longer speak.
The demo is a live workspace shared by Pooja and Priya Raman. One test is failing. Somebody is about to be named.