Sign in with GitHub and watch your 2026 play back as a short animated story: your contributions, your rhythm, the languages you lived in and the kind of developer you turned out to be.
The story moves at the pace of its own soundtrack. You step through it chapter by chapter, and every number on screen comes from your GitHub year with a written definition behind it.
9 chapters, 66 seconds of music, then a letter and your downloads.
Frames from a recap built on sample data, not a real account.
The climax of the story names your archetype, with the facts that earned it. Each one comes with its own Cell: its colour, its pose, its place. You get one, plus up to two runner-ups you came close to. If none fits yet, the story says so honestly.
orange, in a hard hat, hammering in the workshop
You created at least two repositories, or made 50 or more commits to your own.
green, in a sweatband, running laps on the track
You were active on at least 30% of the days so far.
sky blue, cap and backpack, waving from the mountains
You wrote in four or more languages.
pink, in a headset, handing work on over a shared map
You left ten or more reviews, or opened ten or more pull requests on other people's repositories.
lavender, owl tufts and glasses, grooving over the city at night
At least 40% of your sampled commits landed between 22:00 and 04:00. Estimated, and labelled as such.
teal, in a scarf, cheering by a community mural
You contributed to three or more public repositories you don't own.
After the last chapter comes a letter from Cell, our mascot. It reads your year the way a friend would: fewer numbers, more of what they meant. A quiet year is told it counts. A relentless one is told to rest.
Your year had a quieter rhythm. A few sessions here, a few there, and each of them moved something forward. Small steps are still steps.
You barely stopped this year. Day after day the squares lit up, and it is hard to look at your graph without feeling the momentum in it.
Plays in your browser with its own soundtrack, chapter by chapter, at your pace.
One 1080 × 1350 image per chapter plus the letter, ready for a post. Or all ten in a ZIP.
The same ten slides in a single file, for keeping or printing.
Off until you publish it. Then your 2026 lives at /u/your-login, with private repository names removed.
In four shapes for every feed. We are still setting up rendering.
No. Signing in asks GitHub for no repository permissions, and it only reads the counts GitHub keeps about your activity.
Your yearly total matches the profile. On a few days GitHub's public graph files one contribution on the neighbouring day, so active days can differ by one or two.
Your contributions to private repositories, your own and your organisations', count toward your total. Their names never appear in anything you can share.
Not until the year ends. Until then the story says "so far", and you can sync again from your dashboard to bring it up to date.
Yes. Your dashboard and the story put this year next to the same stretch of last year, so the comparison is fair while the year is still running.
Not yet. MP4 export is still being set up. Today you can download every slide as a PNG, all of them as a ZIP, or one PDF.
Sign in, open Settings and choose Delete my data. It removes your recap and account and revokes WrapYourGit's access to GitHub.
One sign-in, a short wait while we read your year, and the story is ready.
