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I built Gityap — a small tool that tries to answer a simple question:

Do you ship more than you talk?

Gityap compares a GitHub user with a Telegram channel and outputs a single score: a clean ship-to-talk ratio.

No dashboards. No analytics maze. Just signal.

The Idea

There’s a lot of noise in tech.

Threads. Opinions. Announcements. “Building in public.”

But how much actual code is being shipped?

Gityap connects:

GitHub commits

Telegram posts

And produces one clear output:

Signal score = commits vs. posts

You immediately see creator behavior patterns.

What It Does

Compare a GitHub handle + Telegram channel

Output one score

Show ship ratio

Rank top GitHub “shippers”

Rank top Telegram “yappers”

Track most active channels by subscribers

Optional:

Connect GitHub OAuth to include private commits (for your own account)

Public-only works without login.

Example Data

Top GitHub Shippers (by commits)

@levlam — 259,448 commits

@Dawaman43 — 6,028 commits

@frectonz — 4,866 commits

@sifenfisaha — 1,737 commits

@natanimn — 1,570 commits

Top Telegram Yappers (by posts)

@gugutlogs — 4,757 posts

@cyrilogban — 4,220 posts

@thefrectonz — 3,855 posts

@BurhanOps — 2,602 posts

@DoughNutDrops — 2,376 posts

It’s interesting to see overlaps — some builders talk a lot, some barely talk, some do both.