The profile that proves
how good you are.
Devlog reads your GitHub, LeetCode and Dev.to, then builds one profile — every number traced to the source.
A real profile — open it for the live data
Your work is good. Your profile makes it look average.
Years of real engineering, flattened into a grid of green squares and a repo list sorted by last-pushed. Nothing on the page tells anyone what you are actually strong at.
GitHub
github.com/johndoe
Says nothing about your abilityLeetCode
leetcode.com/johndoe
Says nothing about your abilityDev.to
dev.to/johndoe
Says nothing about your abilityPortfolio
johndoe.dev
Says nothing about your abilityProjects
projects.johndoe.dev
Says nothing about your ability“Okay… but are they any good?”
It is the only question that decides the interview, and a repo list has never answered it. Not stars. Not streaks. Not a bullet point claiming five years of TypeScript.
The read a senior engineer would give you.
Anyone can look busy. Devlog reads the shape of your work — rhythm, commit discipline, depth, range — and states it as a finding, not a claim.
Peak productivity
Thursday
Evidence of a rhythm, not a scramble
Commit style
Atomic
Small, deliberate, reviewable changes
Consistency
87%
Sustained over months, not a sprint
Depth
TypeScript
The language your hardest work is written in
Four steps. Two minutes.
Set it up once. It keeps itself current from then on.
Connect GitHub
One click. We read your repositories, commits and contribution history.
Add your platforms
LeetCode, Dev.to — whichever ones you actually use.
We grade the work
Depth, consistency, difficulty and range — scored against every developer on Devlog.
Send one link
Paste a single URL into your next application. That is the whole job.
Hire on what developers actually build.
Stop reading between the lines of a resume. Browse people whose track record is already on the page.
Verified profiles
Every stat comes from the platform it lives on. Commits, solutions, shipped projects — read, not reported.
Filters that mean something
Narrow by language, activity and depth of contribution until you are looking at a short list.
Book straight from the profile
See someone worth talking to? Put time on the calendar. No introductory email chain.
Signals, not adjectives
Stars, commit cadence, open source history — the evidence a resume can only claim.
What developers say.
Three of them, with their profiles attached — go and check the claims.
Having all my GitHub contributions, projects, and LeetCode stats in one shareable link made it so much easier to show what I actually do.
Gerardo Ruiz
Senior Software Architect
8+ years experience
Way better than scattering links across my resume. One DevLog URL and recruiters can see everything. Contributions, projects, the whole picture.
Bibek Gupta
Fullstack Engineer
Serverless & Distributed Systems
I connected GitHub and LeetCode in two minutes. Now my profile updates itself. No more manually updating my portfolio site.
Saransh Hardaha
Full Stack .NET Developer
3.5+ years experience
What a recruiter sees in ten seconds.
Not a wall of text. Verified totals, a real language breakdown, and the expertise your commit history actually supports.
Ashutosh Bhandari
Data Scientist & Developer
167
Contributions
4
Projects
3
Platforms
5
Languages
Languages
Detected expertise
Inferred from the repositories you actually commit to and refreshed as your work changes — never typed in by hand.
Questions, answered.
Still stuck? support@devlogg.co gets read by a person.
Absolutely. You control what's visible on your profile. By default, only public repository data is shown. You can hide specific repos, contributions, or stats at any time.