Githancer helps development teams schedule and manage commit timelines across repositories — so your contribution history reflects the work you actually did, when you did it.
Used by developers working on private client projects, offline codebases, and distributed teams.
Most developers spend the majority of their time contributing to client-owned private repositories. The work is real, the impact is significant — but the public GitHub profile stays empty. Recruiters and clients see a blank contribution graph and draw the wrong conclusions.
Githancer was built to solve this. It gives development teams a structured way to maintain their own repositories alongside client work — with commit histories that honestly reflect the cadence and volume of real development activity.
Private repos don't show on your profile, even when the work is your best.
Offline work, deleted accounts, and migrated repos leave gaps that are hard to explain.
Distributed teams committing at different times create inconsistent project timelines.
Connect a GitHub repo, set your date range and commit count, choose a scheduling mode.
The scheduler generates a realistic commit queue — linear, random, sprint-based, or human-like.
Run timeline commit instead of git commit. One command. Your work lands on the right date.
The dashboard shows your heatmap preview, queue status, and analytics in real time.
$ npm install -g githancer-cli $ timeline init ✓ Opening Githancer in your browser... ✓ Configured successfully! Project: Nihar1420/my-project Branch: main $ timeline commit -m "feat: add search endpoint" ✓ Committed 3f9ac21 as of Mar 4, 2026, 10:14 AM ✓ Pushed to main
Linear, random, sprint, human-like, or team-coordinated commit distribution.
timeline commit replaces git commit. Auto-pushes. Works offline with cached timestamps.
See your projected contribution graph before a single commit is made.
Reschedule commits on a visual timeline. Collision detection prevents overlaps.
Optional AI commit message suggestions based on your repo context.
Each developer has their own account. Team mode coordinates timestamps across members.
5 scheduling modes
Linear, Random, Sprint, Human-like, Team
6 CLI commands
init, sync, commit, push, status, update-rules
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Scheduler test coverage
1 command
Full setup with timeline init
Set up in under 2 minutes. No credit card required.