GitHub commit leaderboard
See how real GitHub activity becomes a fair, frequently updated ranking.
Read the guide →One profile
Combined repository activity
Public stats
Ranks, streaks and badges
Flexible periods
Compare current or long-term work
How developer rankings are calculated
For each selected period, IndieLeader adds together the commits authored by a developer across their linked repositories. Developers are sorted by that total, with all-time activity used to make equal scores deterministic.
Switching from month to week or year recalculates the order for that period. This prevents an old, high-volume project from permanently dominating every current ranking.
A public activity profile with useful context
Every participating developer receives a public profile showing their current monthly rank, time-based totals, active streak, achievements and linked repositories. Private repositories appear without exposing their code or identity.
- Use the daily board for current momentum
- Use weekly and monthly boards for friendly challenges
- Use yearly and all-time boards for sustained activity
- Open a profile to understand the repositories behind a total
Frequently asked questions
Good to know
Can one developer link multiple repositories?
Yes. Eligible commits from all linked repositories are combined for the developer ranking.
Can I compare developers for a specific period?
Yes. The live developer board supports today, this week, this month, this year and all-time rankings.
What appears on a developer profile?
A profile shows commit totals, current monthly rank, repository count, streak, achievements and the repositories that can safely be shown.
Keep exploring
Related GitHub activity guides
GitHub streak tracker
Follow consecutive active days without turning a missed day into a verdict.
Read the guide →GitHub commit tracker
Turn repository activity into simple totals, trends and ranking changes.
Read the guide →Put your commits on the board
Connect GitHub, choose the repositories that matter and let IndieLeader keep the totals up to date.
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