GitStock
Gitstock–Transform you GitHub commit history into K-line and animations
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What is GitStock?
GitStock visualizes a GitHub repository's latest 100 commits as an interactive candlestick-style chart, making it easy to spot change intensity and code activity patterns. Users can hover commits to inspect details, replay the timeline, and export as images, videos, or embeddable charts.
GitStock pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
GitStock pros
- Visual candlestick format makes commit intensity and patterns immediately apparent
- Multiple export formats: image, SVG, MP4 video, HTML, and Markdown embeds
- Interactive tooltips show commit hash, message, additions, and deletions
- No authentication required—works with public GitHub repos
GitStock cons
- Limited to public repositories only; no support for private repos
- Shows only the latest 100 commits from the default branch
- Data-dependent visualization quality (sparse commit histories may be less useful)
Frequently asked questions about GitStock
What does the git commit history chart show?
It displays up to the latest 100 commits from a public repository's default branch. Each commit candle shows its short hash, message, additions, and deletions.
Can GitStock visualize a private GitHub repository?
No. GitStock accepts only public GitHub repositories and does not require connecting a GitHub account.
Can I add the chart to a README?
Yes. You can copy as Markdown, HTML for websites, or direct SVG image URL for embedding in documentation.