GitHub, decluttered
Your best work is in there. Somewhere.
Years of tutorials, forks and repos called test-app-2 pile up until nobody can find what you're proud of. GitFit sorts your GitHub in minutes: archive, hide, tag and tidy dozens of repos at once.
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How it happens
Nobody decides to have a messy GitHub.
It builds up one weekend project at a time. GitHub is designed to go deep on a single repository, not to keep a whole profile tidy, so the clutter just stays.
4 repos
Year 1
Your first projects. You knew every one by heart.
13 repos
Year 2
Tutorials. So many tutorials.
25 repos
Year 3
Forks you meant to read later.
41 repos
Year 4
test-app-2. test-app-3. test-app-final.
63 repos
Today
63 repos. You still use 7.
Why GitFit
Archiving 40 old repos, two ways.
On GitHub
0 clicks
- Open the repo
- Settings
- Scroll to Danger Zone
- Archive this repository
- I understand
- Confirm
repo 1 of 40
On GitFit
0 clicks
- Select clutter
- Archive
- Confirm
GitHub has no way to change many repos at once. GitFit does it for dozens in one go, and it works the same for making repos private, adding topics, renaming and more.
How it works
Three steps. A few minutes. Done.
Check up
Sign in with GitHub. GitFit reads your repos, stars and issues and gives your profile a fit score.
Find the clutter
Smart filters surface what's holding you back: repos untouched for months, forks you never changed, missing descriptions, forgotten stars, stale issues.
Make it fit
Select dozens at once and fix them in one go. Your score climbs as you work, so you can see the difference.
- Archive in bulk
- Make private or public
- Delete, with a safety check
- Add or remove topics
- Rename with a live preview
- Clear out old stars
- Close stale issues
- Shortlist your best repos
Built to be trusted
It's your work. We treat it that way.
Nothing permanent without your say
Deleting asks you to type how many repos you mean. Making a repo private warns you that its stars will be lost. You always see the list first.
Your GitHub token stays on our server
It lives in an encrypted cookie and is never readable by the page, so a browser extension or script can't grab it.
No database. No tracking.
GitFit passes your requests to GitHub and remembers nothing. There is nothing of yours stored to leak.
Open source, MIT licensed
Every line is public. Read it, audit it, or run your own copy.
Your best work
deserves to be found.
Free. Open source. Takes about ten seconds.