GitHub Profile Analyzer
Turn any GitHub username into a clear, honest picture of engineering output. DevIQ reads public repository data — projects, stars, languages, and contribution history — and summarizes it as stats, charts, and a single GitHub skill score.
What you get from a GitHub analysis
Repository overview
Total projects, recent projects, stars earned, and your most-used language at a glance.
Language distribution
See exactly which languages dominate your work across all public repos.
Contribution heatmap
Year-long activity grid with totals, busiest day, and streak tracking.
Streaks & consistency
Current streak, longest streak, and monthly comparisons against last year.
Top repositories
Your most-starred and most-active repos, ranked with descriptions and topics.
Role-fit signals
Repo languages and topics feed role detection across 12 engineering roles.
How it works
- Enter any public GitHub username in the analyzer.
- DevIQ fetches public repos, stars, languages, and contribution activity.
- Review your dashboard: stats, heatmap, language bars, and skill score.
- Combine with LeetCode and Codeforces for a unified DevIQ score.
Who it is for
- Job seekers checking how their public profile reads to recruiters.
- Students tracking open-source consistency over semesters.
- Hiring managers getting a quick, data-first first impression.
- Teams comparing contributor profiles side by side.
Analyze a GitHub profile now
Enter a GitHub username and get repos, stars, languages, heatmaps, and a skill score in seconds. Free, no signup required to try.
Frequently asked questions
What does the GitHub profile analyzer measure?
It measures public repository count, total stars, recent project activity, language distribution across your repos, contribution heatmap totals, current and longest streaks, and a derived GitHub skill score that feeds into your overall DevIQ score.
Do I need to sign in or connect my GitHub account?
No. Enter any public GitHub username to run a read-only analysis of public data. Signing in is only needed to save history, follow developers, or sync a persistent profile.
How is the GitHub skill score calculated?
The score weighs repository count, stars earned, recent activity, language breadth, and contribution consistency. It is one of three inputs — alongside LeetCode and Codeforces — that combine into your unified DevIQ score.
Can I analyze someone else's GitHub profile?
Yes, any public GitHub username works. You can also compare two developers side by side with the head-to-head comparison tool.
Is the GitHub analyzer free?
Yes, analyzing public GitHub profiles is completely free with no signup required to try.