Jandi For Mac

GitHub makes it very easy to keep track of your activity across multiple repositories, but there's no easy way to see the number of contributions you've made from your desktop.

Jandi is an open-source app that comes with a simple solution. It tracks the number of contributions made by a certain user and displays this information in the menu bar. The last ten days are shown, and the current day's count is shown in the menu bar icon.

Getting started could not be simpler. After launching the app, just enter your GitHub username. You don't need to log in or anything, as Jandi extracts data that is available publically. If you like, you can track any other user's contributions as well.

Once you have provided a user name, the app is ready to use. The menu bar counter shows you how many contributions have been made today, and you can click on the icon to view the number of contributions in each of the past ten days.

Once the straightforward configuration process is done, just get on with your work and let the app track your statistics. For your convenience, it can be launched automatically at login.

The app also displays an icon that changes based on the number of contributions made on a certain day. A fire indicates no contributions; as the number rises, you will see a sprout, a leaf, and then a fully-grown tree. However, it would be great if the ranges and icons were configurable.

Jandi is a very simple app, but it does its job, and it is completely free. If you have any ideas for improvements, head to the project's GitHub page and provide your suggestions or contribute directly.