No provenance
Copy-pasted snippets and unvetted packages ship straight into your build. You inherit someone else's risk without ever reviewing it.
CodeSCE is a native desktop marketplace for production-grade frontend modules — every one security-scanned before it's published, source-protected until purchase, and paid out directly to its author.
Every team leans on other people's components. Almost nothing about that exchange is built for trust — the risk lands on you, and authors have no safe way to sell.
Copy-pasted snippets and unvetted packages ship straight into your build. You inherit someone else's risk without ever reviewing it.
On most marketplaces, seeing a component means seeing its code. Authors either give their work away or don't list it at all.
Checking whether a dependency is safe is manual, every single time. There's no shared signal for what's actually safe to ship.
CodeSCE takes the burden off both sides of the exchange. Every module is scanned before it can be listed. Buyers run the full thing in a sandbox — real behavior, zero source exposure — and only pay when they're convinced. Authors list for free, sell without leaking a line, and keep the large majority of every sale.
The result is a marketplace where the safe choice is the default one — not something you have to reverse-engineer after the fact.
One pipeline, end to end — with a trust checkpoint at every step.
An author uploads a module through Studio, sets its variables and price, and submits it for review.
It runs the security pipeline — static + dynamic checks, dependency and content moderation. Nothing goes live until it passes.
Buyers run the full module in a sandboxed, source-locked preview — complete behavior, zero code exposure. The decision stays theirs.
Pay the author directly — no middleman. The clean source unlocks to your account the moment the payment clears.
Pull the verified, version-pinned module into your project and ship. Authors receive their 80% after a standard 7–14 day clearing hold.
A scan pipeline gates every module and a scan score sits on every listing. Trust is a checkpoint, not a marketing claim.
Previews are signed, session-bound, DevTools-locked, and watermarked. Protecting a creator's code is our job, not theirs.
CodeSCE is a hardened desktop application, not a browser tab — so previews stay sealed and the explorer works offline-first.
Authors keep 80% on a flat 20% fee, paid directly. No escrow wallet, no subscription — you pay per module, once.
Today CodeSCE covers React, Vue, TypeScript, and plain HTML/CSS/JS. Next: a verified-author network, deeper scanning, and backend modules — building toward an ecosystem where safe, source-protected, fairly-paid code is the norm, not the exception.
Scanned modules, protected source, and fair payouts — in a native desktop app built for engineers who trust nothing by default.