Counts your original repositories, with most points going to repos that have earned 10+ stars. A few projects people actually use beat many empty ones.
Based on your last year of contributions. Contributing week after week and getting pull requests merged into other people's projects score highest, followed by reviews, commits and issues.
Measures stars and forks earned by your original repositories, plus public gists. Projects that inspire others to fork or star indicate real-world utility and community value.
Uses your follower count on a logarithmic scale, so early followers count the most. How many people you follow doesn't matter.
10 points for each programming language in which one of your repos has earned a star, up to 5 languages. Markup like HTML and CSS doesn't count.
Credits developers who have maintained long-standing GitHub presences. A 10+ year account with consistent activity demonstrates sustained commitment to open source.
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We use the GitHub REST API to collect repos, events, and profile info.
Our algorithm weighs 6 dimensions to produce a score out of 1000.
See your breakdown, top repos, language profile, and grade.
Your GitHub profile is your living resume as a software developer. Recruiters and engineering managers often look at public contributions to assess coding style, collaboration habits, and active engagement. GitScore turns raw, complex contributions into a clean, understandable rating, helping you highlight your open-source strengths.
Many developers think GitHub is just about commits. However, true community impact is built on collaboration. GitScore rewards code reviews, pull requests, issue resolution, and community engagement. By emphasizing these metrics, we encourage building software together rather than coding in isolation.
By analyzing repository quality, language diversity, account longevity, and social reach, GitScore provides a multi-dimensional perspective of your progress. Use it as a benchmark to track your growth as you learn new programming languages, maintain more packages, and expand your follower network.
See how well-known open-source developers score.