What does the report measure?

It shows public non-fork repositories, total stars, and the main language from public GitHub data.

Do private repositories appear on the leaderboard?

No. The leaderboard shows a username, avatar, primary stack, and a score built from public repositories. Private repository names and stats are not shown.

How do I leave the leaderboard?

Clear “Show on the leaderboard” or disconnect GitHub. Either one removes you from the table immediately.

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Read-only: no password and no repository code is stored. Only metadata is read. Private repositories you installed the app on are included in the counts and language shares, and their names are not shown. To remove it completely, uninstall the app from your GitHub settings.

To include private repositories, install the app on your account or the repositories you choose.

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What this tool measures

The report card shows public repositories, total stars, and the languages a GitHub username uses most. Forks are left out of the counts.

Privacy

The leaderboard is off by default. It shows only a username, avatar, primary stack, and score. Private repository names and stats stay off that page, and clearing the checkbox or disconnecting removes the row immediately.

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What does the report measure?: It shows public non-fork repositories, total stars, and the main language from public GitHub data.
Do private repositories appear on the leaderboard?: No. The leaderboard shows a username, avatar, primary stack, and a score built from public repositories. Private repository names and stats are not shown.
How do I leave the leaderboard?: Clear “Show on the leaderboard” or disconnect GitHub. Either one removes you from the table immediately.

What this report includes

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Optional read-only sign-in

The public report works without a connection. GitHub sign-in does not ask for a password and only reads metadata.

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Public repos, forks excluded

Repository and star totals count only public repositories owned by that user.

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Languages by code size

Language share uses bytes from GitHub’s languages endpoint for up to 30 recent repositories.