
Your GitHub commits become a public proof-of-work page
Openstage builds a public page from your GitHub commits. Public repos sync every 2 hours, so the page stays current without you. A chart shows your week, month or year by project, beside a numbered list of what you shipped and published. "Make a card" turns that period into a PNG and a post made of your own entries, which you edit and post yourself. Private repos connect read-only through a GitHub App, only the repos you pick, with no links to the code. The page is free.
Openstage creates a public page that displays your GitHub commits, updating every two hours for public repositories. It offers visual analytics of your contributions and allows users to generate shareable PNG cards of their work, while maintaining read-only access to selected private repositories.
A source that found nothing is a measurement. A source that has not run is a gap. Neither means the launch lacks the thing.