Git Racer: race your GitHub commits

Git Racer turns your GitHub contributions into a competitive sport. Sign in with GitHub, pick any GitHub username as your opponent (a friend, a coworker, or a famous developer like Linus Torvalds) and race to see who ships more commits this week.

Every race uses real data pulled from GitHub. Races run on the current week, Monday to Sunday UTC, and reset every Monday, so there's always a fresh race to win. Go 1v1 or race as a team, and watch the live leaderboard update as commits land.

How it works

1. Sign in with GitHub. It only asks for read access to your profile, with no repo permissions.
2. Pick your opponent by searching any GitHub username.
3. Race this week's commits, 1v1 or as a team.
4. Share your challenge link so friends can join the race and follow the leaderboard.

Features

• Race famous developers or your friends using real GitHub commit history.
• Weekly leagues where you climb by hitting your own weekly goal.
• Shareable challenge links with live, auto-refreshing leaderboards.
• An embeddable badge with your streak and stats.
• Retro arcade racing visuals for every matchup.

Free to use. Built by Erin Kerr.