Let anyone contribute to your Radicle project
You host your open source on Radicle for the sovereignty — but not all of your contributors want to install and learn a new tool just to file an issue. Radish gives them a web UI to file issues, review code, and submit patches from their browser.
For project maintainers
Install Radish on your seed node and share the link. Contributors can browse your code, open issues, and submit patches from their browser — the same workflow they're used to.
How contributors sign in
Contributors use their existing GitHub account. Radish generates a real Radicle key pair stored in a private repo on their account, so their identity is portable and they own their keys.
When to use Radicle directly
Radish is an on-ramp, not a replacement. Contributors who outgrow it can export their key and switch to the Radicle CLI — their identity and history carry over seamlessly.