About GitCric
Merging the passion of developer metrics with the legacy of cricket scorecards. We turn git logs into visual, interactive player cards.
Our Mission
Developers put massive energy into maintaining codebases, reviewing commits, and pushing pull requests daily, yet this effort is often hidden behind standard green squares. GitCric is created to celebrate open-source developers by gamifying active profile stats into custom 3D cricket player cards.
We believe coding is a game of strategy, endurance, and teamwork. By translating code habits into runs, wickets, and strike rates, we help you showcase your professional developer persona in a format everyone can understand.
Safe & Transparent
We care deeply about safety. GitCric requests no repository write access. We query only public statistics from the GitHub GraphQL API, ensuring your profile credentials and security remain 100% untouched.
Engineered for Accuracy
Our stats translation engine calculates values based on hard activity limits (e.g., active streak lengths, PR ratios, stars count, and repository size indexes). No random values, just structured ratings.
Inside the Rating Engine
Runs & Average
Mapped directly from your cumulative commits and contributions. A high commit count signifies endurance, translating into career runs.
Bowling & Control
Calculated from your issue closures and forks. Managing and closing bugs highlights control, yielding a strong bowling index.
Strike Rate (Batting)
Represents contribution density over career days. Rapid, continuous project work reflects aggressive batting strength.
Ready to test your rating index? Navigate back to the homepage, input any GitHub username, and generate your custom card instantly!
Contribute to GitCric
GitCric is a 100% open-source community project. We welcome developer contributions—whether it's adding new player card skins, improving stats mapping, expanding country/city location translations, or fixing bugs!