paperblind

Private hosting for anonymized paper artifacts during peer review.

Invitation only: access is provided via per-paper links and passwords.

Academic Blinding Quick Checklist

• Use neutral domains, role accounts, and project names that do not reveal author identity.
• Remove names, affiliations, and profile links from project pages and metadata.
• Avoid analytics and third-party scripts that can leak account or organization identifiers.
• Keep review artifacts isolated per paper, with separate passwords and scoped cookies.

Related Resources

• Papers with Code: releasing research code checklist
• GitHub: duplicating a repository (useful for creating blinded mirrors)
• GitHub: working with remotes (for publishing a detached anonymous remote)
• OpenReview FAQ (double-blind process details vary by venue)