Type a username and get your contributions as a round QR code, plus a post image with your stats. Free, no account.
GitHub hides contributions from private repos until you allow them.
People who made a badge here and asked to be listed. Numbers update when they read their badge again.
GitHub only shares contributions from private repos when you allow it. Open github.com/settings/profile, check "Include private contributions on my profile" under Settings > Public profile, save, then read your badge again. GitHub shows a count per day, never the repo names.
Yes. It's a QR code drawn as contribution cells, with solid corner eyes so phone cameras find it. We test every look with the camera engine phones use, at small sizes and with blur.
The same ones your GitHub profile counts: commits to a repo's default branch, pull requests, issues and reviews. The badge shows your calendar year, January to today.
Yes. Pick My website or any link before you download. It's a static code, so the link can't change after you print it; a KuikCode can.
Yes, with no account and no watermark. The badge carries the KuikCode word in one corner, like every code made with KuikCode.
It lists people who made a badge here, chose Add me to the leaderboard and signed in with GitHub to confirm the username is theirs. It ranks this year's contributions, active days and longest streak, and updates when someone reads their badge again.
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