Every repo you own on one page: which builds are red, which PRs are waiting, which have security alerts.
Once you pass a handful of repositories, GitHub gives you no view of them together. Finding the one with the failing build means opening tabs until you hit it, and a repo with an open alert stays invisible until you happen to look at it.
Type a public GitHub username and get all of them in one table, each row linking straight to the repo.
It is one static HTML page. Your browser calls the public GitHub API directly: there is no backend, nothing is proxied, logged or stored, including by me.
Not for you if you want to act on what you find. This only reads; issues, merges and dismissals still happen on GitHub itself.
How it runs: RepoLedger is a single static HTML page with no backend and no build step. Your browser calls the public GitHub API directly; nothing is proxied, logged, or stored anywhere, including by me.
Type in any GitHub username and press "Load dashboard". No sign-up, no installation.
- CI & Security: latest CI run status, open PRs, open Dependabot + code scanning alerts
- Activity: last push date, primary language, star count
- Licensing: detects a MIT/Community +
LICENSE.COMMERCIALdual-licensing setup per repo
Each section can be toggled on or off independently, and the page works in English, German or French.
Without a token, GitHub allows 60 unauthenticated API calls per hour per IP address, shared across everyone on your network. That's enough for a handful of repos but tight for a large account. Add your own personal access token (no scopes needed for public data) in the optional field to raise this to 5,000 calls/hour. The token is only ever sent directly from your browser to api.github.com, never anywhere else.
This is a single self-contained index.html, no build step, no dependencies. Fork this repo, enable GitHub Pages on the fork (Settings → Pages → Deploy from branch → main), and you have your own copy at https://<you>.github.io/RepoLedger/. Or just download index.html and open it locally.
MIT, see LICENSE.
Author: Rafael Yilmaz · Status: Active · License: MIT