7 cards, 7 themes, your identity. Preview a GitHub handle, then sign in to activate, sync, and save your own widgets. Export an SVG image for your README or choose a web embed in the playground. Know the source and as-of time behind the numbers.
Sample data@ankurhalder public snapshot, captured Oct 29, 2026 — not a live view and not your own numbers.
Example for @ankurhalder. Generate your own snippet in the playground.
<img src="https://www.ankurhalder.com/api/widget/ankurhalder/stats.svg?theme=glass-dark&cardWidth=520" alt="Ankur Halder's GitHub Stats" />
It's a compact snapshot of a developer's GitHub profile, repositories, and observed activity. It helps explain their work; it is not proof of productivity or a complete contribution record.
Engive is ours: personalized, trustworthy GitHub cards for READMEs and portfolios. SVG images need no build step or JavaScript on the destination. Activate your account at /user/widgets; public preview alone does not save settings or enable persistent embeds.
Share an available public card with its source context. During outages, caches may serve an older snapshot within their stale window; missing or expired data can make a card unavailable.
What you see on the developer card
Check source and as-of time, not just cache age. The existing daily scheduled sync updates owner data only, not every user. Profile snapshots and saved settings are stored. See the docs for retention and sampled JS render analytics.
7 configurable cards, each with its own SVG endpoint. Combine cards in your README. Common styles and card-specific controls are documented separately; the render-count badge is not another card.
Sample data@ankurhalder public snapshot, captured Oct 29, 2026 — not a live view and not your own numbers.
Profile, stars, languages, and activity from the available source snapshot.
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Language shares from available repository data; public preview uses a primary-language sample, not complete bytes.
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Current and longest observed streak within the available activity window.
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Observed streaks, activity, stars, and repositories with a computed rank badge.
/streak-trophy.svg
Selected repositories with stars, forks, language, and descriptions.
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Activity heat map; a public-event sample is not a complete annual contribution history.
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LeetCode, Codeforces, and Stack Overflow metrics when their handles are configured.
/coding-profiles.svgThis handle has no widget registration
@ankurhalder is not on the widget allow-list on this instance, so /api/widget/ankurhalder answers 404 not_registered. The card below is a designed frame, not a broken image: it renders as soon as the handle is registered.
GET /api/widget/ankurhalder/coding-profiles.svg · 404 not_registered
SVG image embeds use one <img> tag with no JavaScript on the host page. These snippets show @ankurhalder; personalize and activate your own card before publishing. HTML, iframe, advanced JS, and PNG exports have different destination requirements.
@ankurhalder is not on the widget allow-list on this instance, so /api/widget/ankurhalder answers 404 not_registered. The card below is a designed frame, not a broken image: it renders as soon as the handle is registered. The snippets below are the real endpoint shape — swap ankurhalder only after that account has activated widgets and has available data.
Replace ankurhalder with your GitHub username and glass-dark with a supported theme. SVG works in GitHub READMEs and sites that allow remote SVG images. Email SVG support varies: use the PNG download fallback and check your email client. Fonts and image proxies can change the appearance.
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Live preview<!-- Powered by Engive -->
<a href="https://www.ankurhalder.com/widget" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">
<img src="https://www.ankurhalder.com/widget/powered-by.svg"
alt="Powered by Engive"
width="180"
height="32" />
</a>SVG image embeds require no JavaScript. GitHub READMEs accept images, not script embeds. Other hosts still need to allow the image origin in their CSP.
A shared design system for profile, language, streak, repository, activity, and coding-profile cards. The views badge is separate and counts sampled JS renders, not human views.
The cards retain Engive's glass-morphism aesthetic, with 7 theme presets. Personalize supported styles in the playground; save them after signing in.
We are constantly evolving. Here is what is active and planned:
Open the preview, design your theme, copy your <img> URL. Sign in to activate and save at /user/widgets, then verify the image loads in its destination.