GitGlance

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Ever stumble upon a massive open-source project—like DeepSeek-R1 or some AI breakthrough—and think, “Who built this? I need to talk to them.”? Yeah, me too. That’s why I built GitGlance—because if every developer is on GitHub, why isn’t it dead simple to find, enrich, and contact them? The Problem Most recruiters and sales teams are stuck on LinkedIn, searching for developers who may not even be active there. But if you want to reach the ones who go beyond their 9-to-5—the ones contributing to open source, shipping side projects, and solving real problems in public—GitHub is where to look. The challenge? GitHub isn’t built for lead generation or outreach. So we fixed that. What GitGlance Does 🔍 Find developers based on their contributions, skills, and activity 📊 Enrich profiles with AI insights (no more dead-end GitHub pages) 📩 Contact them with verified details—without scraping or guessing Why Now? AI is supercharging open-source. More devs than ever are shipping side projects, contributing to repos, and experimenting in public. The best time to tap into this talent is now. Who’s This For? 💡 Recruiters – Quickly find developers with proven skills and real-world contributions. 🚀 Sales Teams – Connect with developers who are actively engaged in the industry. But Wait, What About Non-Open Source Devs? Not every great developer contributes to open source—just like not every great professional volunteers. But the ones who do? They’re signalling initiative, curiosity, and problem-solving – and many companies are specifically looking for this type of developers. Try It Out. Let me know what you think, and if there’s something you wish it did, drop it in the comments—I’m listening. Excited to hear your thoughts! – Richardson, Founder of GitGlance