Every commit tells a story. GitStory turns your GitHub activity into a cinematic, shareable timeline — perfect for developers who want to visualize their journey beyond graphs.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Vishal, the maker of GitStory.
I built GitStory because GitHub stats felt too… static.
Commits, late nights, refactors, and breakthroughs all tell a story —
but they never *felt* like one.
GitStory transforms your GitHub journey into a cinematic experience
that you can explore and share.
I’d love feedback on:
• The storytelling aspect
• What feels magical vs unnecessary
• What you'd want to see next
Thanks for checking it out — happy to answer anything!
Wow, GitStory is such a cool idea! Love the cinematic timeline visualization. How does it handle really massive repos with tons of commits?
Impressive one but seems like one time usage, this can be more better like having more detailed story or more animated something in 3d rendering can make this to next level!!
I love the idea, only I have a few issues: image downloading is broken on Firefox. Also, keyboard navigation with arrow keys and space bar would be quite nice.
Wow, GitStory is such a cool idea! Love the cinematic timeline. Im curious, does it handle huge repos with thousands of commits gracefully?
Let's hope every Git Story will have its happy ending! Congratulations on your launch! 🚀
Neat. My commits are chaos, not graphs. A story vibe actually makes sense. Curious how it handles squashed commits or noisy days, and if private stuff stays private. Could be a cool year-in-review. Saving to try after work.
I think that timing couldn't be better. It is like a Spotify Wrapped but for GitHub. :) And more visually appealing.
The experience was pretty pleasant and nicely done! Was this purely vibecoded using @Google Antigravity? The design and animations are quite pleasant.
