Developer Skill Score
One number for your whole developer footprint. The DevIQ score blends your GitHub output, LeetCode problem-solving, and Codeforces rating into a single 0–100 score — transparent, re-runnable, and tied to concrete next steps.
What goes into the score
GitHub
Repositories, stars, recent activity, language breadth, and contribution consistency.
LeetCode
Total solves weighted toward medium and hard problems, plus ranking and contests.
Codeforces
Rating and contest participation as a measure of algorithmic depth.
Provide one, two, or all three usernames — the score adapts to whatever data is available, and gets most accurate when all three are present.
Score tiers
| Score | Tier | What it signals |
|---|---|---|
| 85–100 | Elite | Exceptional, consistent output with competitive depth. |
| 70–84 | Senior | Strong and consistent across every platform. |
| 55–69 | Mid | Solid foundation with real breadth; actively leveling up. |
| 35–54 | Junior | Early career with genuine momentum. |
| 0–34 | Beginner | Just getting started — every expert began here. |
How to raise your score
- Run your analysis to find your weakest of the three inputs.
- Follow the AI improvement plan — it ranks actions by score impact.
- Ship small, starred GitHub work steadily rather than in bursts.
- Shift LeetCode practice toward mediums and hards in weak topics.
- Enter Codeforces rounds regularly; participation compounds.
- Re-run monthly and compare history to confirm the trend.
Check your skill score
Enter your GitHub, LeetCode, or Codeforces username and get your 0–100 score with a full breakdown. Free, no signup required to try.
Frequently asked questions
What is the DevIQ skill score?
A 0–100 number summarizing your public developer footprint across GitHub, LeetCode, and Codeforces, paired with a tier (Beginner, Junior, Mid, Senior, Elite) and a plain-language verdict.
How is the score calculated?
It is a weighted combination of GitHub activity (repositories, stars, contributions, recency), LeetCode problem-solving (total solves split by easy, medium, and hard), and Codeforces competitive programming rating. Each platform contributes according to the data available — you can run it with one, two, or all three usernames.
What do the score tiers mean?
85+ is Elite, 70+ Senior, 55+ Mid, 35+ Junior, and below 35 Beginner. Tiers describe the current public footprint, not your worth — they move as you ship, solve, and compete.
How can I raise my DevIQ score?
Ship consistently on GitHub (repos with stars and recent activity), solve harder LeetCode problems across more topics, and compete regularly on Codeforces. Your AI improvement plan prioritizes whichever lever moves your score most.
Is the score free to check?
Yes — enter your usernames and get your score instantly, free, with no signup required to try.