What is DevDex?
DevDex is a free GitHub portfolio generator. Type any GitHub username
and it builds a game-style portfolio page from that profile's live
public repos — curated projects, screenshots, demo links, themes,
levels, and streaks — with nothing to deploy or maintain. Your repos
already do the talking; DevDex is the better wrapper. Read the full GitHub portfolio guide for the longer
story.
How it works
- Type a username. Your page is generated live from
the GitHub API — every public repo with its stars, languages, and
activity, laid out like an app-store listing.
- Claim your world. Sign in with GitHub to feature
your best projects, hide the noise, add screenshots and demo videos,
and pick a theme. Everything saves to a
.devstore.json file in a repo you own — DevDex
has no database. - Share one link.
devdex.tech/your-username stays current automatically,
because it renders from your live profile on every visit.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is DevDex?
- DevDex is a free GitHub portfolio generator. Type any GitHub
username and it builds a game-style portfolio page from that
profile's live public repos — curated projects, screenshots, demo
links, themes, levels, and streaks — with nothing to deploy or
maintain.
- Is DevDex free?
- Yes. DevDex is free and open source, and there is no lock-in: your
customizations are saved to a small JSON file in a GitHub repo you
own.
- Do I need to sign in to get a portfolio page?
- No. Every GitHub user already has a page at
devdex.tech/<username>. Signing in with GitHub is
only needed when you want to customize it — feature projects, hide
repos, add screenshots or a demo video, or pick a theme. - Where is my data stored?
- In your own GitHub account. DevDex has no database — your settings
live in a
.devstore.json file inside a repo you
control, so you can leave anytime and lose nothing. Details in the privacy policy. - Does my portfolio stay up to date automatically?
- Yes. Pages are rendered from the live GitHub API on every visit, so
a repo you push tonight shows on your portfolio tonight — stars,
language, and activity included.
- How is DevDex different from a GitHub profile README?
- A profile README lives inside GitHub's interface and only works on
people who already understand GitHub. DevDex gives your work an
app-store-style page made for recruiters and clients — screenshots,
demo buttons, and plain-language descriptions — while your repos
stay exactly where they are. Full comparison: README vs portfolio.