See how far every project has come.
Versioner turns GitHub commits into project heat maps and simple version numbers, so your side projects stop feeling invisible.
v148commit level
1 repoenough to start
02:00daily sync
Project ledger
Versioner
current level
v148
versioner
Proof that effort compounds
quiet-crm
Small improvements every week
notes-engine
Still alive, still moving
Today's reminder
A project at v31 is not abandoned. It is waiting for v32.
Next milestone
v150
Two commits away from a clean marker of progress.
The real problem
You remember launches. Versioner remembers the reps.
No more guessing which project has momentum.
No more forgetting how many sessions you already paid into an idea.
No more treating a tiny commit as tiny progress.
A personal planning dashboard
Plan by effort, not by hype.
The dashboard gives every selected repo its own pulse. Commit counts become version levels. Heat maps show whether a project is warming up, cooling down, or ready for the next push.
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Connect GitHub
Bring in the repos you actually care about, not a generic profile wall.
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Pick your projects
Choose the work you want to keep honest, visible, and versioned.
3
Let it keep score
Background sync turns commits into heat maps and version numbers.
The offer
Give your side projects a scoreboard they deserve.
This is not a revenue dashboard. It is a work dashboard. A place to see how far each idea has already traveled, then decide where the next version should go.
Version numbers
Treat commit count as a simple, memorable level for every repo.
Visible momentum
Scan the heat map before you decide what needs attention.
Compound belief
Keep proof that small sessions are still moving the project.
Start where you are