GitHub README
Professional GitHub profile with clean visual elements
Gitfolio reads the commits, languages and READMEs in your GitHub or GitLab repositories. Then AI writes a portfolio, a GitHub profile README or a CV that you can download or publish.
A quick check from public GitHub data. No sign-in needed.
Based on the public profile and the 10 most recently updated repositories. The full portfolio reads your commits.
Build the full portfolioYou sign in, choose what to generate, and Gitfolio does the reading and the writing.
Use GitHub, GitLab or Google. Connect GitHub or GitLab so Gitfolio can read your repositories.
Choose what you need, such as a profile README or a CV, and the AI model that writes it.
Get Markdown or PDF, publish a public page, and add stats badges to your GitHub profile.
Each format reads the same repository data and puts different things first, from a GitHub profile README to a CV.
Professional GitHub profile with clean visual elements
Employment-focused portfolio highlighting skills and experience
Comprehensive professional portfolio
ATS-friendly CV/Resume for job applications
Showcases your projects and results to attract clients
Highlights your leadership and technical decision-making
Automatically highlights your best work and key contributions
A portfolio is easier to trust when it comes from the code itself. Here is what Gitfolio does with it.
It looks at commit history, languages and README files, so the text describes projects you worked on.
Private repositories you authorize can count toward the analysis. A portfolio that includes them cannot be made public.
Pick the model that writes your text: Claude (Anthropic), GPT (OpenAI), Gemini (Google).
Download Markdown to paste into GitHub or a website, or a PDF to attach to a job application.
Publish a portfolio as a public page with its own link, and make it private again whenever you want.
Add stats and top-language cards to your GitHub profile README. Gitfolio serves them itself.
Enter a GitHub username and get a report with a score, experience level, main stack, strengths, concerns and interview talking points.
$0
3 candidate analyses in total.
$29/month
50 candidate analyses per month.
$79/month
Unlimited candidate analyses.
Short answers about cost, data and what you get.
Yes. Developers can create portfolios, GitHub profile READMEs and CVs at no cost. Only the recruiter plans are paid.
Only what you authorize through OAuth. On GitHub it asks for the user:email, read:user, repo and read:org scopes, so it can read your profile, your public and private repositories and your organization memberships. On GitLab it asks for read_user and read_api. Google sign-in shares your name and email only. Access tokens are stored encrypted.
If you sign in with GitHub or GitLab, private repositories you can access may be part of the analysis. A portfolio that includes any private repository cannot be made public, but you can still download it.
You choose the model when you generate. Available now: Claude (Anthropic), GPT (OpenAI), Gemini (Google). You can generate again with a different model and compare the results.
There are 7 formats: GitHub README, Job Seeker, General Portfolio, Professional CV/Resume, Freelancer, Tech Lead, Smart Portfolio. You can download each result as Markdown or PDF, or publish it as a public page.
Usually a few minutes, depending on how many repositories you include. Your dashboard shows the progress while it runs.
Yes. You can delete any portfolio from your dashboard, and switch a public portfolio back to private at any time.
Yes. Type a GitHub username in the box at the top of this page for a quick check based on public GitHub data. The full portfolio needs you to sign in.
Sign in, connect GitHub or GitLab, and get a portfolio written from your own commits.
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