Contribution planning for genuine work
Make Your Real Work Easier to See
Plan a contribution record around project work you actually completed. Git Green helps organize and document genuine activity; it does not create experience or replace meaningful contributions.
GitHub sign-in is required to load your account-specific graph.
How It Works
Start with your existing contribution history, then plan only the updates that accurately reflect work you can stand behind.
Review Your History
Continue with GitHub to open the editor and review the contribution history associated with your profile.
Map Genuine Work
Select dates and commit counts that correspond to real project milestones, research, maintenance, or other substantive work.
Review Before Checkout
Check every selected date, the estimated price, and the requested scope before deciding whether to continue to payment.
A Clearer Planning Workflow
Review what you are asking for, what it is expected to cost, and whether every selection reflects real work.
Plan Before You Commit
Explore dates, commit counts, and timing in one editor before you make a purchase decision.
See the Estimate Change
The pricing preview updates with your current selection so you can review the scope and estimated cost together.
Built for Genuine Work
Use the planner to document substantive work you actually completed, not to manufacture experience or mislead viewers.
Continue with GitHub
Sign in through GitHub instead of creating another password. Git Green never asks you to enter your GitHub password directly.
Selection-Based Pricing
The editor calculates an estimate from the days and commits you select. Review the final checkout amount before paying.
Current Rate Card
One-time checkout with no recurring subscription.
Available in the Current Flow
- Interactive contribution graph editor
- Selection-based price estimate
- Commit-count and timing controls
- Review step before checkout
- Payment checkout handled by Stripe
Frequently Asked Questions
What the current workflow does—and what remains your responsibility.
Ready to Plan an Accurate Contribution Record?
Start with the work you have done, review every selection, and keep your public profile honest.
Open Your Graph