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Your Profile

Your profile is your public track record on Grainlify — anyone can view it, whether they're a maintainer deciding who to assign an issue to or another contributor checking out the leaderboard.

What's on it​

  • Contribution calendar — a heatmap of your activity over the last year, the same style as GitHub's own contribution graph.
  • Contribution history — every issue and pull request you've worked on, grouped by month.
  • Projects — what you've contributed to, and any projects you maintain yourself.
  • Languages and ecosystems — a summary of what you work in most.
  • Rank badge — your current tier, based on your leaderboard position.
  • Verified badge — shown if you've completed identity verification, as a trust signal to others.

Editing your profile​

Go to Settings → Profile to update your bio, website, and social links (Telegram, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, X, Discord). These show up on your public profile page alongside your GitHub identity.

Viewing someone else's profile​

Every contributor's profile is public — open it from the leaderboard, from a project's contributor list, or by visiting their profile URL directly. It's a quick way to see someone's track record before teaming up on an issue or deciding who to bring onto a project.