Launching today
GitBrag
Your open-source contributions, on one shareable page
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Your open-source contributions, on one shareable page
3 followers
Type a GitHub username and GitBrag lists every pull request merged into repositories you don't own: projects, stars reached, languages, a timeline, and share cards for X, LinkedIn or your README. Public data only, no login, free and open source.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Depa, the maker of GitBrag.
Developers who contribute to open source have no good way to show it. The GitHub profile buries pull requests to other people's projects under your own commits, and nobody scrolls through a PR list.
GitBrag fixes that with one input: a GitHub username. It pulls every pull request you authored in repositories you don't own and builds a page around the ones that were merged: the projects, the stars they have, your languages, how active you have been each year, and a full searchable list of pull requests. Then it gives you share cards for X, LinkedIn, Instagram stories, and an SVG badge for your README.
A few decisions I made on purpose:
- No login. Everything comes from public GitHub data, so you can look up anyone, including yourself before a job interview.
- Only merged pull requests count toward projects, stars and languages. Opening a PR against Google and closing it should not count as a contribution.
- Free and open source (MIT). Run it yourself if you want.
Try it with your own username and tell me what number surprised you. I read every comment here and every issue on GitHub.