The public list of every implementation that ships OCSS.
OpenTelemetry-style PR-yourself-in. Free. Self-attested. Public. The OCSS standard is open; Phosra hosts this registry but does not own the standard — anyone who implements it can land here.
Three steps. One YAML file. A public registry entry.
No gatekeeping and no fee for the base tier. Implement against the spec, pass the conformance suite for the layers you ship, and open a PR — your listing is public the moment it merges.
Implement against the spec
Read the canonical document and implement against the capabilities relevant to your product.
Run the self-attestation tests
Pass the conformance suite for the layers you implement (e.g. Age + Tier for an age-tier-gating product).
Submit your listing
Open a PR adding your YAML to vendors/ in github.com/phosra-spec/pcss. Self-attested listings merge within 5 business days. Certified tiers require WG review.
The public OCSS implementation registry.
The registry is free and self-attested — you PR yourself in via the GitHub repo. The spec lives at github.com/phosra-spec/pcss. Want a Certified or Working Group seat instead of self-attested? Apply via the Charter Adopter cohort.
Implementer is free and self-attested. To upgrade to Certified, see /partner-tiers. Working Group and Steering tiers are available to organizations contributing to the spec — see /spec/governance.
Open the PR. Land in the registry. Ship under the standard.
The registry is only as useful as it is complete. If you implement OCSS, list yourself — free, self-attested, and public from the moment your PR merges.
The OCSS standard, rule registry, and conformance suite live at openchildsafety.com — Phosra hosts this implementation registry, not the standard.