Sharing a profile is now simpler and more consistent. A new share endpoint provides a structured summary of key stats for a selected date range, and the frontend adds a dedicated share page with a shorter redirect wait time. Share options were also refreshed with a popover and clearer message formatting.

Profiles can now show optional social links, including Twitter, LinkedIn, and a personal website, making it easier to share where you work and what you are building. The live public events feed is easier to read, pauses toasts while you hover, and better protects private repository details.

This release adds a public events stream you can subscribe to for live activity updates, with an opt-in setting to control participation. It also introduces a new streak leaderboard view and refreshes the leaderboard UI, including clearer messaging and a relocated GitRank badge in the site footer.

Profiles now include a GitHub activity timeline, giving you a clearer view of recent work with richer event context. Settings also gained a simpler privacy control for including private repositories, and “Active Days” sparklines now track cumulative active days over time for easier trend reading.

Profile stats now include sparklines and clearer period handling, making it easier to spot trends at a glance. Provider profiles also show repository counts, and the activity heatmap adds timezone-aware labeling plus clearer day names. Sync behavior was adjusted to refresh less often and to fetch latest sync data only for owners.

Profile pages now include an Activity Heatmap that shows when work happens across weekdays and time slots. You can view both weekly and monthly patterns, helping you quickly spot your most active times without digging through individual activity items.