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View commits across all branches and repositories in GitHub Take your GitHub profile to the next level with CommitStreak, a powerful Chrome extension designed for developers who want to visualize their coding consistency. Unlike GitHub’s default contribution graph, CommitStreak provides a detailed streak view across all branches, giving you a comprehensive look at your commits throughout the year. Key Features • All-Branch Streak Tracking: View your contributions across all branches, not just the default branch, for a complete picture of your GitHub activity. • Interactive Graph: Hover over each day to see the exact number of commits, with a visually appealing heatmap-style design. • Yearly Insights: Switch between years to analyze your coding habits over time, with support for re-clicking to refresh data. • Seamless Integration: Adds a custom streak graph directly to your GitHub profile page without disrupting the native layout. • Easy Feedback: Share your thoughts or report issues directly through our feedback form—no email required. Why CommitStreak? • Stay Motivated: Visualize your coding streak to maintain momentum and achieve your goals. • Go Beyond Defaults: Get insights that GitHub’s native graph doesn’t provide, like commits from all branches. • Developer-Focused: Built by developers, for developers, with a focus on simplicity and utility.
Mar 30, 2025
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