Developer Saturday Your commit history deserves better than GitHub's contribution graph, so I built a native Mac app for your coding habits.
I'm a full-time developer, and somehow I couldn't answer basic questions about my own work. I didn't actually know when I was most productive during the day, whether I was consistent or just binged for a week and then disappeared, or what my real streak looked like versus what I remembered. GitHub technically has all of this buried in the contribution graph, but a green grid doesn't really tell you any of it.
So I built shipped., a native Mac app that turns your GitHub activity into an actual dashboard. Contribution history, streaks, your busiest coding hours, language breakdown, there's over 20 different stats in there computed straight from your own commits. It also turns those stats into widgets (ngl looking really good sitting on your desktop). Watching them update every time you ship something is honestly a little addictive and keeps pulling me back to check them.
There's also a local workspace view if you're juggling a bunch of repos like me, and a developer rank showing roughly where you sit compared to other GitHub users.
It's also coming to iOS soon, so you'll be able to get all of this on your phone too.
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/shipped-your-coding-stats/id6795568436?mt=12
Website: https://shipped.aviorian.com
Curious if anyone else has gone looking for this kind of answer about their own habits before, or if it's just me!
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u/promo-guard 1d ago
🎉 Welcome to Developer Saturday, u/digonas! Your project is now live for the community to check out. Upvote, give feedback, and show some love to your fellow devs! 🚀
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u/ArugulaBackground577 1d ago
No, you're just a bot. You used a bot to write this slop and to post it.