
coolreadme.xyz
README cards that don't suck
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README cards that don't suck
4 followers
Every GitHub README has the same stats card, streak flames, and badge wall. coolreadme lets you paste real stuff from your life (a film you watched, a tweet you liked, your npm package, a Twitch stream) and get back a Netflix or X-style card. 30+ types. Animated pet streaks (cat, dog, fox, penguin, owl) evolve through 9 stages on live GitHub data. /llms.txt endpoint so Claude or ChatGPT writes the markdown for you. No signup, no database, edge-rendered with Satori. Free for personal use.









RiteKit Company Logo API
@aimyerdaulet This is a genuinely fresh take on the README problem—the observation about those three components being identical across profiles is spot on. Building identity into what's essentially become a template is a smart angle, and the fox streak idea is way more memorable than another contribution graph.
@osakasaul Thanks Saul. Honestly that's the whole pitch in one observation. Once you see those 3 components on every profile you can't unsee them. They were great in 2018, just became the dev equivalent of "this site uses cookies" by now, noise everyone scrolls past.
FWIW the fox is the most screenshotted card we have. People want their stats to have a face apparently.
Random, your logo API thing got me thinking. There's a card I haven't built yet but probably should, a "previously at / now at" thing for the work history section of READMEs. Most devs either skip that part or paste shields.io company badges that look rough.