Your real commit count, not the one GitHub shows you
GitHub’s contribution graph only counts commits that reach the default branch. Squash a pull request and thirty commits become one. This reads every branch in every repository you can access, counts all of it, and ranks you against the people in your group.
Every branch counts
Feature branches, branches deleted after merge, and the squashed commit that replaced them. A commit is a commit.
Private repositories included
Clones are bare and blobless, so only commit metadata is read. File contents are never downloaded.
Groups and a daily ladder
Make a group, share the invite code, and see who is ahead today, this week, and this month.