A personal developer dashboard that brings JIRA, GitHub, and your notes into one place.
Dashboard · Activity · Contributions · Leaderboard · Notes · Notifications
Yes, there's a chess puzzle. No, it won't count as a commit.
Grab the latest release for your platform from Releases.
Note
Contributions and Leaderboard may take some time to populate on first run while background caching warms up due to GitHub API rate limits.
Go to Settings in the app and add the following:
| Service | What you need | Where to get it |
|---|---|---|
| GitHub | Personal access token (repo, read:org, read:user) |
Generate token |
| JIRA | Base URL, email, API token | Generate token |
Tip
At least one of GitHub or JIRA is required. Unconfigured features show empty states.
| GitHub Activity | Leaderboard | Contributions |
|---|---|---|
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Requires Node.js 22 and Yarn.
nvm use # Node 22 (see .nvmrc)
yarn install # installs deps + rebuilds native modules
cd server && yarn install && cd .. # install server deps
yarn dev # launch the appyarn test # run frontend tests
cd server && yarn test # run server tests
yarn test:all # run all tests
yarn lint:all # run lint + prettier (frontend + server)
yarn fix:all # auto-fix lint issuesNote
CI runs lint and tests on every push and PR to master.
yarn build # compile frontend + backend
yarn dist # build + package for current platform (output in release/)
yarn dist:mac # build + package as macOS DMG (arm64)Good to Know
| Rate limits | GitHub allows 5000 API requests/hour. The app caches aggressively, but Leaderboard prefetch for orgs (~300 members) can take a few hours on first run. |
| First load | Contributions and Leaderboard may take a few minutes to populate on first run while background caching warms up. Subsequent loads are faster. |
| Caching | Responses are cached in SQLite with TTL. Refresh or clear cache from Settings to force fresh data. |
| Partial config | GitHub-only or JIRA-only setups work fine. Unconfigured features show empty states. |
Originally inspired and forked from siddiqus/dev-home. The project has since diverged significantly in features and architecture.





