GitHub City transforms a public GitHub contribution graph into a navigable 3D city and explains how public, private, uncounted, or delayed activity affects the visualization.
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What is this tool?
Turn a public GitHub username into an interactive 3D contribution city, explore activity patterns, and troubleshoot missing or blank contribution data online.
Best for
Developers, recruiters, educators, and open-source communities that want a shareable visual view of public GitHub contribution activity.
Pricing note
The tool is free and does not require installation. It visualizes available GitHub contribution data and is not a complete code-quality or productivity analytics service.
Key features
Use cases
Create a more visual representation of a developer contribution history.
Explore active and quiet periods in a public GitHub profile.
Compare GitHub City with other 3D contribution graph formats before choosing one to share.
Pros
Cons
How to use
Open the official GitHub City online tool.
Enter a valid public GitHub username.
Generate the city and explore the contribution skyline in 3D.
Use the troubleshooting guide if commits are missing or the result is blank.
FAQ
What is GitHub City?
It is a browser tool that turns a GitHub contribution graph into an interactive 3D city.
Is GitHub City free?
Yes. You can generate and explore a public profile visualization without payment or installation.
Why are some commits missing?
Private activity, email attribution, repository eligibility, GitHub processing delays, and contribution settings can affect what appears.
Does GitHub City work on mobile?
It can open on mobile, but a desktop browser generally provides smoother navigation and more room for the 3D scene.
