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CapyWrapped turns any public GitHub profile into a shareable card of its last 12 months — contributions by month, stars and top languages — with no sign-in.

Updated · by Unfolding Dimensions

Try:
GitHub Wrapped · 2026@cappyowner
2,939
stars earned across 27 repos
273 contributions in Jan 2026
AUGOCTDECFEBAPRJUNAUG
2,939
Stars
27
Repos
Tuesday
Busiest Day
2,227
Contributions · Public
TypeScript
29.6%
JavaScript
25.9%
Python
22.2%
Top Repo
owner-tools
890 stars
made with Capytools · @unfoldingdimensions

A calm example — paste a real username above to wrap your own

The guide

How to make your GitHub Wrapped card

  1. Step 1

    Type a GitHub username — yours or anyone's with a public profile.

  2. Step 2

    Read the card: total public contributions, a month-by-month trendline with your busiest month marked, stars earned, top languages and your most-starred repo.

  3. Step 3

    Pick wide or square, light or dark, then download a PNG or post it straight to X.

CapyWrapped turns a GitHub profile's public activity into a single card worth sharing — a year in review for developers, any time of year rather than only in December.

The trendline covers the last 12 months of contributions. Newer accounts get a window that fits how long they have been active, so the chart never opens on a run of empty months.

Questions

Do I need to log in with GitHub?

No. There is no sign-in and no OAuth prompt. The card is built from public profile data only, so it works for any public username.

Does it count private contributions?

It shows what GitHub shows publicly. Private contributions appear only if the account has chosen to include them on its public profile.

Is anything about me stored?

No account, no cookies and no database. The site's server asks GitHub for the public profile on your behalf and briefly caches that public response, so a popular card doesn't hit GitHub's rate limit.

What sizes can I download?

Wide and square, each in light and dark, as a PNG.

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