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Turn commits, streaks, reviews, and repository activity into a focused dashboard that updates around real developer work.
Open-source developer productivity dashboard. Track GitHub streaks, PR velocity, and coding goals — automatically.
DevTrack helps developers, open-source contributors, and teams understand how their GitHub work is moving. It brings activity, pull requests, streaks, goals, and public profile insights into one calm dashboard so new users can quickly see what the platform is for.
Explore featuresTurn commits, streaks, reviews, and repository activity into a focused dashboard that updates around real developer work.
Understand merge rate, review velocity, and open work so teams can spot bottlenecks before they slow shipping down.
Set weekly coding targets and see progress move automatically as GitHub activity lands across your repositories.
Create a public snapshot of your coding consistency for contributors, collaborators, and portfolio visitors.
Inside DevTrack
Sign in with GitHub and everything below is built for you automatically. No setup, no tracking scripts.
Track
Contribution heatmap, streaks with freezes, consistency score and when in the day you code best.
Merge rate, review speed, cycle time and what your PRs are made of, week over week.
Where your commits go, language mix, repo health and the projects that need attention.
Weekly and monthly targets that update themselves from your GitHub activity.
Understand
Your developer archetype, read from commit times, streaks and PR habits.
An ATS-friendly resume for a target role, built from merged PRs and real impact.
Opt in and see how your streak, commits and PRs rank among other developers.
A shareable page with the stats you choose to show, plus embeddable badges.
Year in Code
Your commits, streaks, languages and the hours you shipped, turned into a set of slides you can share. Like a music recap, but for your code.
See your Year in CodeAuthenticate with your GitHub account.
See your automatically generated stats.
Configure weekly targets to keep your streak alive.
DevTrack is fully open source — MIT licensed, self-hostable, and built by developers who actually use it. Every widget, every metric, every API was contributed by someone in this list. 19 issues are tagged good first issue and waiting right now.