One streak across every platform you code on.
You don't have a GitHub streak and a LeetCode streak. You have one habit scattered across five sites. Widgeto merges them into a single number and puts it on your home screen.
Most streak tools watch one site. If you ship code on Monday, grind LeetCode on Tuesday and enter a Codeforces round on Wednesday, every one of them tells you your streak is broken. It isn't — you worked all three days.
Widgeto counts the habit, not the hostname.
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One number, not five Do anything on any connected platform and the day counts. Colour is the platform Each grid square takes the colour of the platform the work happened on, and days across several blend. A normal grid can only say you did something; this one says what. |
No account, ever Every source is public profile data keyed by username. No OAuth wall, no password. Thirty seconds from opening it to a working widget. An empty today is pending, not broken Your streak survives until midnight in your timezone. The day isn't over. |
No install, no signup:
npx --yes degit kabirvashisht4-glitch/Widgeto widgeto && cd widgeto
npm install
npm run streak -- --github torvalds --codeforces tourist --leetcode lee215 62 day unified streak ✓ safe
longest 80d · 356 active days · 4,043 contributions
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✓ GitHub @torvalds 3602 contributions · 257026 stars
✓ Codeforces @tourist 3528 rating · legendary grandmaster
✓ LeetCode @lee215 671 solved · #107,571 rank
GitHub's GraphQL API rejects anonymous requests even for public contribution
calendars, so set GITHUB_TOKEN or be signed in to the gh CLI. The
other three connectors need no credentials at all.
A live SVG that updates on its own:
[](https://YOUR-DEPLOY/u/gh-YOU+lc-YOU)There's a compact style too — &style=flat — which renders as
.
Install it from the browser — no App Store, no TestFlight, nothing to
sideload. Open /app on your deployment, then Add to Home Screen (iOS) or
Install app (Android). It runs full-screen and works offline.
That's forced, not chosen: a widget extension can't run user-written code — the App Store forbids downloading executables and SwiftUI views must be compiled in. So a "custom widget" has to be a config a fixed renderer interprets. Six layouts, three sizes, two palettes, six accents, and per-widget source selection:
| Layout | Shows |
|---|---|
| Grid | The blended contribution calendar |
| Flame | How much of today is left before the streak dies |
| Minimal | One number, nothing else |
| Stats | Streak, longest, active days, total |
| Split | Where the streak came from — the view no single-platform widget can offer |
| Ring | Progress toward your next milestone |
git clone https://github.com/kabirvashisht4-glitch/Widgeto.git
cd Widgeto
npm install
echo "GITHUB_TOKEN=$(gh auth token)" > apps/web/.env.local # or paste a PAT
npm run dev # http://localhost:3210The installable app is already built into the repo and served at /app, so a
clone or a deploy has it without any Flutter toolchain. Rebuild it only if you
change apps/mobile:
./scripts/build-app.sh # needs Flutter; commit the resultAny Node host works. On Vercel, the button above configures everything; if you
import the repo by hand, set Root Directory to apps/web — this is a
workspace monorepo, so Vercel installs from the repo root and builds in there.
Then set one environment variable:
| Variable | Required | What it's for |
|---|---|---|
GITHUB_TOKEN |
yes | A classic PAT with no scopes. Public contribution calendars only. |
NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL |
no | Canonical URL for social cards. Inferred from VERCEL_URL otherwise. |
STACKEXCHANGE_KEY |
no | Raises Stack Overflow's quota from 300 requests/day per IP to 10,000. Everything works without it. |
GET /api/health tells you whether the token actually landed — a deploy that
forgot it returns 503 with {"checks":{"githubToken":false}} instead of
failing silently for every user.
| Platform | Access | Day precision | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| GitHub | Official GraphQL | UTC day | Needs a token even for public data |
| Codeforces | Official public API | Exact | Anonymous, ~1 req/2s, per-submission timestamps |
| AtCoder | Community mirror (kenkoooo) | Exact | No first-party API exists |
| Stack Overflow | Official Stack Exchange API | Exact | Uses your numeric user id, not a display name |
| LeetCode | Public profile endpoint | UTC day | Unofficial — can break without notice |
Marked honestly on purpose. A dead connector greys out one row; it never takes the widget down with it. Public profiles only — Widgeto never asks for a password or a session cookie.
Adding a platform is one file and one registry line:
// packages/core/src/connectors/yours.ts
export async function fetchYours(handle: string, ctx: FetchContext): Promise<PlatformResult> {
// …return day counts; failure is a value, not an exception
}Nothing downstream — streak engine, API, widget — changes. See CONTRIBUTING.md.
GitHub ─┐
Codef. ├─► connectors ─► local-day normalisation ─► one merged timeline
AtCoder │ │
LeetC. ─┘ ┌─────────┴─────────┐
/api/streak streak engine
│
┌──────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┐
website /api/badge Flutter app
/u/… /compare README + social │
iOS + Android
widget faces
Every connector reduces to the same shape — a sparse list of day counts in the user's timezone — so the streak engine, the API and the widget renderer never learn anything platform-specific.
Timezone first. Every day boundary resolves through your IANA zone.
Codeforces and AtCoder expose per-submission timestamps so their days are
exact; GitHub and LeetCode only publish a UTC grid, and those are labelled
utc-day in the UI rather than quietly papered over. An off-by-one hour in a
streak app isn't a rounding error, it's a broken promise.
An empty today is at-risk, never broken. A naive implementation zeroes
your streak at 00:00 and demoralises you for the next sixteen hours.
Connector failure is a value, not an exception. The widget is expected to render something every single time it's asked.
All endpoints are public, read-only and rate-limited (30/min, 60/min for badges). CORS is open — build on it.
| Endpoint | Returns |
|---|---|
GET /api/streak?github=…&codeforces=…&tz=… |
Merged streak, heatmap and per-platform detail as JSON |
GET /api/badge?…&style=card|flat |
Live SVG for a README |
GET /api/health |
Configuration and liveness |
curl "https://YOUR-DEPLOY/api/streak?github=torvalds&tz=Asia/Kolkata" | jq .summaryHandles are forgiving: a bare username, an @handle, or a pasted profile URL
all work.
| Package | What it is |
|---|---|
packages/core |
Connectors + streak engine. Zero dependencies; runs in Node, Next and Workers. |
apps/web |
Website, public API and badge renderer (Next.js) |
apps/mobile |
Flutter app, PWA, and the native iOS/Android widget faces |
npm test # engine + API unit tests
cd apps/mobile && flutter test # app tests and goldensGoldens render the real screens to PNG, so a layout regression shows up as an image diff rather than as something nobody noticed until it shipped. They are host-specific — font rasterisation differs across platforms — so they are tagged and CI runs them on macOS only. See CONTRIBUTING.md.
Working and verified: the engine, the website, the public API, and the Flutter app (analyzer clean, tests and goldens passing, builds and runs as a PWA).
Not yet shipped: signed native iOS/Android builds. The WidgetKit and Glance
faces are written, but producing an .ipa or .apk needs Xcode and the
Android SDK — see apps/mobile/README.md for the App
Group setup, which is the usual reason a widget renders zeros forever.
Architecture informed by Forge by Rakshit Yadav (MIT), which solves the same Flutter + native-widget bridge for GitHub alone. Widgeto adds the multi-platform connector layer and the merged streak.
Widgeto is independent and not affiliated with GitHub, Codeforces, LeetCode or AtCoder.
MIT licensed — if it's useful, a ⭐ helps other people find it.