Free GitHub profile analyzer. No sign-up.
What is your GitHub worth to a recruiter?
Paste any GitHub username. In seconds you get a 0-100 score, skill levels backed by real repos and a badge for your README. Built from public code, not from what a CV claims.
85 developers scored· 34 this week
Or settle it: you vs a friend
Two usernames, one head-to-head page with a shareable card.
How the GitHub score works
Three parts, 100 points. Every point comes from public repositories the person owns. Forks don't count, and nothing is self-declared.
40 pts
Impact
Stars, forks and followers earned by their own work.
30 pts
Craft
Original repos, repos other people starred, and how well they are described and tagged.
30 pts
Activity
How recently and how often they ship, plus years on GitHub.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. Any public GitHub profile, as many times as you like, no account and no card.
What data do you use?
Only what GitHub shows publicly: the profile and up to 100 most recently updated repositories. Private repos and forks are never counted.
How do I add GitHub stats to my README?
Analyze your profile, then copy the one-line Markdown badge on your result page and paste it into your profile README. The badge shows your current score and updates on its own.
Why is my score low?
Most active profiles land between 40 and 75. The page lists what would raise yours, like describing repos, tagging topics or shipping more often, and the README badge adds 5 bonus points.
Can I remove my page?
Yes. Write to [email protected] from any address and we take it down, no questions asked. Pages are never listed in search engines.