ReceiptHub turns a GitHub profile’s public activity into a stylized, printable “receipt” — commits, pull requests, issues, stars, repositories, followers, top languages, a contributor streak, and a fun invented rank, itemized like a thermal-paper till receipt.
Type any public GitHub handle, pick a time range (last month, last year, or all-time), and print. There’s also a “carbon copy” dark-paper toggle, and a Download button to save the result as a PNG or PDF.
Every receipt is generated live from GitHub’s public API at the moment you print it. ReceiptHub doesn’t use GitHub sign-in, doesn’t create accounts, and doesn’t store the handles people look up — each request is stateless. Only public GitHub data is used; private repositories and private contributions are never visible to this tool, for anyone.
A few fields on the receipt — the order number, auth code, and contributor rank — are playful flavor text with no GitHub equivalent, derived from your real stats so they stay consistent, not random.
ReceiptHub is an independent, personal project built by Sluggish-Dev, built with Next.js and deployed on Vercel. It isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by GitHub, Inc.
Questions, feedback, or a bug to report? Reach out at hello@receipthub.io.