I built a global leaderboard that ranks developers by their all-time GitHub commits

Ever wondered how your commit count stacks up against other developers? I built ghcommits.com — a public leaderboard that ranks developers by their all-time GitHub commits. What it does Connect your GitHub account, and the app counts every commit you've ever made (public + private repos, including org contributions) using GitHub's GraphQL API. You get: A global ranking with your percentile (e.g. "Rank #42 · Top 3%") A profile page at ghcommits.com/u/your-username with your stats An embeddable badge for your README showing your rank A compare tool to go head-to-head with other developers Commit growth tracking over time with a visual chart The badge Once you sign up, you get an SVG badge you can drop in any README:  ](https://ghcommits.com/u/YOUR_USERNAME) It updates automatically — no CI pipeline needed. The badge links to your profile page where visitors can see your full stats and sign up themselves. How it