GitRanks turns public GitHub activity into an easy "developer scoreboard". See how you stack up globally or in your own country, discover emerging developers, and track progress as it updates daily.
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- Personal Scorecard – Stars, contributions, followers, and more in one snapshot.
- Live Leaderboards – Ranked lists that update every day.
- Global vs. Local – Filter by worldwide or limit to your country.
- Signal Over Noise – Focused metrics that are easy to compare.
- Developer Discovery – Surface rising profiles you might otherwise miss.
I wanted a clear, fun way to contextualize my open‑source work— “Am I growing? Where do I stand locally? Who’s up‑and‑coming?” Existing tools felt either too noisy or too stale. So I built GitRanks.
Have a metric you’d love to see? Something confusing? Found a bug?
Open an issue, start a discussion, or just say hi. Every nudge helps refine the leaderboard.
If GitRanks helps you, consider:
- Starring the repo
- Sharing it with a friend
Thanks for checking it out! 🚀
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All the data used by GitRanks is publicly available on GitHub. If you're building something cool with GitHub data and want access to what we’ve collected — just reach out. I'm happy to share it for free.