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commit city

A free data visualization — play it in your browser, no install. Turn your GitHub contribution history into a living 3D cyber-city skyline.

by @cyb3rcricket · cyb3rcricket/commit-city on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON COMMIT-CITY-PSI.VERCEL.APPUPDATED 14 Sep 2026

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Turn your GitHub history into a skyline.

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I had a pretty simple idea: GitHub gives us this little grid of green squares, but what would that history look like if it felt like an actual place?

So I built Commit City.

Give it a public GitHub username and it turns a year of contribution history into a 3D cyber-city. Each day becomes a city lot. More activity means taller buildings. Quiet days stay low and dark, so the original contribution graph is still there underneath everything.

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