GitHub Insights
Generate beautiful, customizable GitHub stats cards for your profile README. Self-hosted alternative with multiple themes, contribution graphs, and streak tracking.
Overview
The latest GitHub profile stats tool brings an impressive suite of features designed to help developers showcase their contributions and activities effectively. With its sleek design and user-friendly interface, it transforms raw data from GitHub into visually appealing stats cards. Whether you want to track your coding streaks, visualize your contributions, or impress potential employers with your programming languages, this tool has you covered.
This tool stands out not only for its comprehensive data presentation but also for its customization options and responsive design, making it accessible from any device. With multiple themes and export options, you can tailor your profile to reflect your personality while enhancing your professional presence on GitHub.
Features
- Comprehensive Stats: Track your commits, pull requests, issues, stars, and more, all in one place.
- Streak Tracking: Keep tabs on your current and longest contribution streaks, ensuring accurate consecutive day detection.
- Contribution Graph: A visual representation of your activity with monthly breakdowns helps you see your efforts at a glance.
- Top Languages: Easily identify your most used programming languages with visual percentages that add context to your skills.
- Multiple Themes: Choose from 8 beautiful themes, including GitHub Dark and Light, Radical, and more, to customize your profile.
- Download Options: Export your stats card as SVG, PNG, or JPG directly from the user interface for easy sharing.
- Fast & Optimized: Built on an edge runtime with intelligent caching, ensuring quick load times for a seamless experience.
- Responsive Design: The tool is mobile-friendly, ensuring it looks great on any device, be it desktop or smartphone.
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