Build a developer portfolio from your GitHub
Sign up at caldera.social with GitHub and you get a portfolio page built from your repos in about 30 seconds: projects with links, commits and languages, a living city of your work and your links. It rebuilds from GitHub every 6 hours, so it stays current without editing.
Updated 2026-10-18 · by mjonesone, LLC
What the page includes
- Your name, photo, headline and links.
- Projects: your most committed public repos with descriptions and links.
- Code: commits in the last year, repos, top languages and a weekly chart.
- Your GitHub city and a scoreboard.
- Your own sections if you use Obsidian (see profile modules).
Steps
- Sign up with GitHub.
- In Settings, set your headline, links, photo and an optional masthead image.
- Share caldera.social/@you, or add the README badge.
Compared with a hand-built site
A hand-built portfolio gives full design control but goes stale. A Caldera page is generated, current and connected to a network of builders. Many people use both and link one from the other.
Try it free. Sign up with GitHub in about 30 seconds, or install Caldera in Obsidian. Sign up with GitHub Install for Obsidian
Questions
Can I use a custom domain?
Not today; your page lives at caldera.social/@handle.
Can I hide repos?
Private repos never show names; you choose whether they appear at all.
Does it need Obsidian?
No.
Is it free?
Yes.