Make it a
Double Day.

A day is a calendar date in your own timezone, taken from Strava or your browser at sign-up and editable in the dashboard. Changing it recalculates your last 60 days. Commits are dated by the moment GitHub tells us about the push, never by the commit's own timestamp, which can be edited.

Public repositories count by default: nothing to install, no access to your code, we read your public GitHub activity every 15 minutes. Private repositories are opt-in: install the Ship & Sweat GitHub App and select only the repositories you want counted. GitHub then grants us read access to their diffs so we can count lines; we store the line counts and discard everything else. Private repository names stay hidden on your profile unless you turn them on.

Streak ranks by current streak, This month by Double Days in the current calendar month, All-time by longest streak ever. Ties go to more Double Days this month, then more Double Days overall, then whoever joined first. Makers with zero on the active metric are not listed on that tab.

Device-recorded activities only; manual entries and Strava-flagged activities are ignored. Commits are attributed to push time, not commit time. Ten real lines minimum after exclusions. Bots and other people's commits never count toward your day. Every counted day shows its proof on your public profile, and anyone can report a profile.

Only whether you moved and your streak counts are public. Workout details stay private: distance, duration, pace, routes, sport, names and photos are shown to you alone and never sent to any AI system. Disconnecting Strava purges derived data within one hour.