Every developer has that green squares grid on their GitHub profile. You stare at it, feel guilty about the gaps, and move on.
I wanted to make it feel alive. So I built GitCity.
What is it?
GitCity transforms your GitHub contribution history into an interactive isometric 3D city. Every day you commit, a building grows. The more commits, the taller the tower. Years of consistent coding turns into a proper skyline.
👉 Try it: gitcity.natrajx.in
The feature nobody expected
You can switch to simulation mode and drive a car through the city you built with your code.
It started as a joke. It's now the thing everyone screenshots.
Features
- 🏙️ Isometric 3D city from your GitHub contributions
- 🚗 Driveable city simulation mode
- 🎨 6 themes — Matrix, Noir, Aurora, Ocean, Gold, Ice
- 📅 Filter by year, month, or week
- 🔗 Embeddable SVG — one URL drops your skyline into any README
- 🔓 No login needed — just enter any GitHub username
- ✅ Free and open source
Add it to your README
Try it with torvalds to see what a legendary skyline looks like:
👉 gitcity.natrajx.in/torvalds
Tech stack
Built with React, Vite, and Three.js for the 3D rendering. Deployed on Vercel. GitHub contribution data fetched via the public API — no token required.
Open source
The full source is on GitHub — PRs and feedback welcome.
👉 github.com/rishabhbhartiya/GitCity
Would love to hear what your city looks like — drop your username in the comments!
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