Your GitHub,
way cooler.
Swap github.com for gitshow.dev — that's it.
No signup required. Works with any public GitHub profile, organization, or repo.
Works for every user and repo
Developers, organizations, and open source projects
What GitHub doesn't show
GitHub gives you a flat list of repos. GitShow tells the story of what you actually build, what you contribute to, and how your work gets used.
npm Download Stats
Total downloads per month across all your packages, with a per-package breakdown and bar chart.
Smart Repo Categories
Repos auto-grouped by what they are: MCP Servers, CLI Tools, React & UI, DevOps, AI & ML, i18n, and more.
Open Source Contributions
Commits and PRs to other people's repos over the last 12 months. Shows what you give back, not just what you own.
Tech Stack Visualization
Language breakdown across all your repos as a visual bar. See your stack at a glance.
Focus Areas
Aggregated topic cloud from all your repos. Shows what you specialize in.
README Badge Card
Embeddable PNG card with your avatar and stats. One line of markdown in any README.
Social Preview Cards
Dynamic 1200x630 OG images generated per profile. Looks good when shared on X and LinkedIn.
Repo Showroom
Every repo gets a full page: team, languages, commit activity, community health, recent PRs, and quick actions.
LLM & GEO Ready
Schema.org structured data, llms.txt, AI crawler access. Built to surface in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI.
Three ways to use it
Visit any profile or repo
Replace github.com with gitshow.dev in any GitHub profile or repository URL. Works instantly.
gitshow.dev/owner/repoEmbed in your README
One line of markdown. The card updates automatically with your latest stats.
[](https://gitshow.dev/YOUR_USERNAME)Share on social
Every profile has a dynamic OG image. Paste the link on X or LinkedIn and it looks great.
https://gitshow.dev/your-usernameBuilt with GitShow
Open source, free, no strings
MIT licensed. Self-host it, fork it, contribute. Built with Next.js, React, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. Deployed on Vercel.
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