ReceiptHub
Turns your GitHub (and Chess.com/Lichess) activity stats into a shareable receipt-style image, free.
🔗 Visit ReceiptHubDescription
"Wrapped"-style recap tools became popular because raw stats are boring but a nicely designed summary of your year is fun to share. ReceiptHub applies that idea to developer activity: instead of scrolling through your GitHub profile to see what you actually did, it prints your commits, pull requests, issues, and language breakdown as a stylized receipt, the kind you'd get from a cash register, ready to screenshot and post.
ReceiptHub converts activity statistics from connected services into a receipt-style visual document. At launch it supports GitHub (commits, PRs, issues opened/closed, top languages), plus Chess.com and Lichess ratings, and it generates a QR code on the receipt linking back to your profile. There's no visible pricing — the tool is presented as free to use, and more integrations are planned. It's a lightweight, single-purpose tool rather than a dashboard: you generate a receipt, you share it, that's the whole product.
💬 Our review
The short version: ReceiptHub is a fun, free novelty tool for turning your GitHub stats into something shareable — worth a two-minute look if you want a nicer way to show off your year of commits than a plain contribution graph, but it's not a tool you'll use daily.
It's playing in the same space as "Spotify Wrapped"-style recap tools and GitHub-profile-readme generators, but its specific angle — a receipt aesthetic plus support for chess ratings alongside coding activity — is its own small niche rather than a direct copy of an existing product. Because it's free and does one thing, there isn't really a pricing decision to make: the only real question is whether you want this look versus a GitHub contribution snapshot or a profile README stats card, which are the closest free alternatives. Worth it if you like the format; skip it if you just want raw stats, since your GitHub profile already shows those for free. <!-- ai-generated -->
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Gratuit, aucune information de tarification payante affichée
Pros
génère un visuel stylisé (façon ticket de caisse) prêt à partager
supporte GitHub, Chess.com et Lichess dès le lancement
QR code intégré vers le profil
gratuit, sans friction
Cons
outil de niche/novelty, pas d'usage récurrent
peu d'intégrations disponibles pour l'instant
aucune information de pricing/business model publique (viabilité long terme incertaine)
