GitWrap

I wanted a simple way to visualize and share my GitHub activity. Existing tools were either too complex, required sign-ups, or didn’t produce shareable visuals. I built GitWrap to give developers a quick, beautiful way to celebrate their coding journey. Developers lack an easy way to create shareable GitHub summaries. Most tools require authentication, store data, or produce plain stats. GitWrap solves this by letting you enter a username, generate a card instantly, and download it—no account needed, no data stored. Started with basic stats, then added animated counters, power levels, and rankings. The UI evolved from simple cards to a glassmorphism design. The biggest shift was prioritizing privacy: no login, no data storage, just instant generation. This made it faster and more trustworthy. The result is a tool that turns your GitHub activity into a shareable visual in seconds. Try it and share your coding journey.