The case for you
Nothing on the board yet.
You will need Vana Desktop on this computer. It signs you in to each account on your own machine, which is what proves the account is yours. Patina never sees a password.
Each account you connect becomes one exhibit, with its dates on the face of it. Together they make a case that a person has been here for years, which is the one thing nobody can fake in an afternoon.
Before you start
About five minutes for the first one. A minute or two for each one after.
- 1Approve on Vana
A Vana tab opens and asks you to approve exactly what Patina wants to read. Choose Open in Vana Desktop.
- 2Sign in, on your own machine
Vana Desktop opens a browser window and asks you to sign in to that account. This is the part that proves the account is yours. Patina never sees your password.
- 3Come back here
Leave both tabs open while it imports. Your score appears on this page by itself when it lands.
Free for Mac, Windows and Linux. You need it installed before step one, and only once. Patina pays the small fee for reading your data.
GitHub
Years of commits, pull requests and the people who responded to them.
When other people chose to connect to you, going back years.
Spotify
A decade of saved tracks, each one stamped with the day you saved it.
How far back your posts go, and how steadily they came.
Connect one account with a date on it and this becomes something you can hand to somebody who needs to check.