Live for engineering teams that want private GitHub visibility

Private GitHub leaderboards for teams that want contribution visibility without spreadsheet rituals.

GitLeader shows who is shipping, which repos have momentum, and where engineering attention is dropping. Connect GitHub, choose the repos you care about, and get a private leaderboard in seconds.

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Private GitHub team leaderboard per project and repository

Weekly, monthly, and all-time contribution views

Custom scoring across commits, PRs, and issues

Public Open Source leaderboards

Weekly team pulse

Acme Platform

+18% momentum

Active repos

3

Contributors

18

Weekly score

842

Top contributorsScore

1

sara-dev

PRs, commits, and issue work combined

126

2

miguelops

PRs, commits, and issue work combined

101

3

linhdata

PRs, commits, and issue work combined

88

Status reviews are too manual

Engineering managers still end up piecing together GitHub activity from commits, PR tabs, and memory.

Healthy contribution is hard to surface

It is easy to spot noise. It is much harder to see who is consistently moving the repo forward.

Public proof and private visibility are disconnected

Teams want private accountability, while developer tools also need public pages that can rank and attract demand.

Public leaderboards

Pages built to rank, not just sit behind a dashboard

GitLeader also publishes searchable public leaderboard pages across major ecosystems. That gives you a public acquisition surface while the product matures.

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Across tracked public projects

facebook/react

vercel/next.js

vuejs/vue

angular/angular

twbs/bootstrap

excalidraw/excalidraw

freeCodeCamp/freeCodeCamp

You-Dont-Know-JS

getify/You-Dont-Know-JS

sveltejs/svelte

nuxt/nuxt

tailwindlabs/tailwindcss

microsoft/TypeScript

golang/go

avelino/awesome-go

rust-lang/rust

python/cpython

vinta/awesome-python

nodejs/node

nestjs/nest

JetBrains/kotlin

openjdk/jdk

flutter/flutter

vitejs/vite

microsoft/vscode

microsoft/playwright

neovim/neovim

storybookjs/storybook

prisma/prisma

kubernetes/kubernetes

kubernetes/minikube

docker/cli

docker/compose

helm/helm

Homebrew/brew

awesome-selfhosted

awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted

hashicorp/terraform

prometheus/prometheus

grafana/grafana

elastic/elasticsearch

apache/kafka

apache/airflow

supabase/supabase

torvalds/linux

dotnet/core

postgres/postgres

redis/redis

mongodb/mongo

tensorflow/tensorflow

pytorch/pytorch

awesome-chatgpt-prompts

f/awesome-chatgpt-prompts

mui/material-ui

chakra-ui/chakra-ui

ant-design/ant-design

sindresorhus/awesome

free-programming-books

EbookFoundation/free-programming-books

system-design-primer

donnemartin/system-design-primer

coding-interview-university

jwasham/coding-interview-university

CyC2018/CS-Notes

How it works

01

Connect GitHub

Sign in, install the GitHub App, and pick the repositories you want to track.

02

Score contribution

GitLeader turns raw GitHub activity into comparable contributor scores.

03

See momentum fast

Use private leaderboards for team visibility and public leaderboards for discoverability.

Pricing

Start small, validate fast

Simple repo-based pricing for teams that want private contribution visibility without per-seat overhead.

Starter

$9/month

1 repo

Team

$19/month

3 repos

Agency

$39/month

10 repos

Connect GitHub and launch your first private leaderboard

Install the app, choose the repositories you want to track, and use billing only when you are ready to activate private repo syncing.

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