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Private contribution tracking

Count private GitHub contributions without exposing the work

A large share of real development happens in private repositories. IndieLeader can include that activity in your totals and ranking while keeping the repository identity and commit content out of the public experience.

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Counts only

Activity can enter your totals

No code

Source remains on GitHub

No details

Names and commit content stay private

What remains private

Private repository names, GitHub links, commit messages and commit hashes are not shown on public rankings or profiles. Visitors can see activity numbers, but not use IndieLeader to identify or inspect the underlying private work.

GitHub remains the source of truth and access is tied to the connected account. Removing a repository stops it from participating; deleting the account removes its IndieLeader data.

Why private contributions matter

Ignoring private repositories can make an activity tracker misleading for freelancers, founders and developers working on unreleased products. Including counts creates a more complete personal total without turning confidential work into public content.

  • Private projects can contribute to developer totals
  • Only commits authored by the connected developer count
  • Public profiles label private work without naming it
  • Repository access can be revoked through GitHub

Frequently asked questions

Good to know

Will my private repository name be public?

No. Private repository names and links are not exposed on public rankings or profiles.

Does IndieLeader publish private commit messages or code?

No. Commit messages, hashes and source code from private repositories are not displayed.

Can I stop tracking a private repository?

Yes. You can unlink it from your dashboard, revoke access in GitHub or delete your IndieLeader account.

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