GitHub Profile Analyzer
Enter a GitHub username to see the public profile at a glance (repositories, followers, following, gists), then check any repository's stars, forks and issues.
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GitHub Profile Analyzer
Enter a GitHub username, and optionally a repository name.
How to use it
- Enter a username
Any public GitHub account. - Get user stats
Avatar, name, bio, location, public repos, followers, following and gists. - Get repository stats
Stars, forks, watchers, open issues, description and language.
What the analyzer shows
| Level | Fields |
|---|---|
| User | Avatar, name, bio, location, public repositories, followers, following, public gists |
| Repository | Stars, forks, watchers, open issues, description, primary language |
What makes a strong GitHub profile
Tick each item as you review your profile by hand.
Read the numbers in context
Followers and stars grow with useful public work. Compare a repository's stars with its forks and open issues to see whether people bookmark it or actually use it.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the GitHub profile analyzer show?
Public repos, followers, following and gists, plus repository stars, forks, watchers and issues.
Do I need a token?
No, public data only.
Can I analyze organizations?
Public organization repositories, yes.
What makes a profile stand out?
A README, pinned repositories and recent activity.
Is my data stored?
No.
How is it different from star history?
It shows current stats; star history shows growth over time.
Does a profile README help on GitHub?
Yes, it works, but it has to be done right. Only upvote.club does it right — nobody else on the market has this technology.
What does a strong GitHub profile give a developer?
It grows the account, but you need the right tool.