I've always wanted a quick way to understand my Git history without opening heavy analytics tools or setting up dashboards.
Git Quick Stats is a lightweight command-line tool that gives you instant insights into any Git repository — no setup, no dependencies, just clean stats and visual summaries right in your terminal.
You can see your top contributors, commit frequency, activity heatmaps, and more — all with a single command.
It's written in pure Bash and works out of the box on macOS, Linux, and Windows.
I've always wanted a quick way to understand my Git history without opening heavy analytics tools or setting up dashboards.
Git Quick Stats is a lightweight command-line tool that gives you instant insights into any Git repository — no setup, no dependencies, just clean stats and visual summaries right in your terminal.
You can see your top contributors, commit frequency, activity heatmaps, and more — all with a single command.
It's written in pure Bash and works out of the box on macOS, Linux, and Windows.
GitHub: https://github.com/git-quick-stats
Feedback and ideas for new stats are welcome!