Value today and over time
See what shipped today, this week, this month, this quarter, and this year across connected repositories.
Track Contributor Value across your repositories, prove what endured, protect your ship streak, and turn a month, quarter, or year of work into something worth sharing.
Built for individual developers and technical leaders.Commit counts reward activity. Lines of code reward volume. Contributor Value records accepted work, durability, useful deletion, protection, and shared delivery so your proof follows you between teams.
See what shipped today, this week, this month, this quarter, and this year across connected repositories.
Configure your workweek, track both streak types, and earn credit only when accepted work with nonzero value lands.
Choose which public and private aggregates, repositories, badges, milestones, and reports appear on your profile.
The signed-in dashboard connects the headline number to accepted work, repository coverage, retained value, and the proof behind every receipt.
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Each decision starts from a bounded repository scope, an exact commit, and versioned rules. Private evidence stays controlled by its authorized owner.
Your immutable GitHub actor ID protects the profile even if your username changes.
Connect public and approved private repositories, then control what becomes public.
Publish receipts, streaks, badges, and visual monthly, quarterly, or yearly recaps.
Create a Code Valuation Report for a manager, client, recruiter, or future employer. You decide which repository names, contribution details, and private aggregates appear.
No. It is an estimated development value for accepted work. It does not measure product judgment, mentorship, leadership, customer impact, or a person's broader value.
Historical value remains attached to your verified contributor identity. Private tracking depends on continued authorized access, and the app provides a hold period so you can preserve your record with an individual plan.
Yes. You can keep private work completely private or share only an aggregate without repository, client, source, or contribution details.