For developers
Everything you ship,
on one page.
Your GitHub contributions, the projects you are proud of, the stack you work in and every link people ask for, at noiz.bio/yourname.
Your page
Drawn by the same components a visitor sees on your page. The GitHub card here is a stand-in; on your page it is yours, read from GitHub.
Your name
@yourname
1.2K followers · 46 repositories
From GitHub
Your graph, on your card.
Add the GitHub card, type your username, and your profile stays current on its own. Switch any of it off. It is free, like every card.
- followers
- How many people follow you
- repositories
- How many public repositories you own
- contributions
- Your last year, a square a day
- source
- Noiz's server, from GitHub's official API
- sign-in
- None: you type your GitHub username
The GitHub project widget, for a page under your card, is a different thing: one repository shown with the description, language and stars you write for it.
AI apps
Change it by asking.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any app that speaks MCP, and keep your page current from the same window you code in. On every plan, with every tool.
- Read your page
- Your page's address, display name, bio and location, and every link with its title, address and whether it is shown.
- Read views and clicks
- Views and clicks per day for up to the last 90 days, and your most clicked links.
- Change your links and profile text
- Add links, change their titles and addresses, show, hide, reorder and feature them, take a link off the page, and change your display name, bio and location.
It never sees your email, password or payments. How to connect an app.
you › Add a link to my new repo and make it the featured one.
add_link · set_featured_link
app › Done. It is on your page, first in line.
Every place you already are.
Six of the thirty-nine platforms with their own icon. Anything else goes in as a custom link, and any link can carry an icon you upload. Add as many as you like and group them under headings.
- GitHub
- GitLab
- YouTube
- Discord
The page
A portfolio that keeps itself current.
A profile starts as one screen. Below it you can add scroll-down pages, one per project, each with its own address, so a README can link straight to the part it means.
GitHub card
Your GitHub profile on your card: followers, public repositories and a year of contributions, a square a day, fetched by Noiz's server from GitHub's official API.
AI apps
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or another AI app and change your page by asking: add, reorder or feature links, rewrite your bio. It cannot touch your design, your email or your payments.
Analytics
Views, clicks per link, referrers, devices and countries, with UTM tags, so you can see which README, talk or post sent people.
Demos that play
A YouTube or Twitch link plays in your page, so a demo or a recorded talk runs without sending people away.
Brutal card
A flat color card with a thick black border, hard shadows and buttons that press. Free, like every still look.
- Premium
Scroll-down pages
A page for each project below your card, each with its own address, so a link can open straight on it.
- Premium
Projects and skills
Things you made, each with a cover, a line and a link, and your languages and tools as tags with their logos, in groups.
- Premium
GitHub project
One repository as a card on a page, with the description, language and stars you write for it.
- Premium
Editor fonts and effects
JetBrains Mono, Fira Code, Space Mono or IBM Plex Mono for any part of your card, columns of falling code behind it, and a name that decrypts as the page opens.
Free unless marked Premium: one payment, no subscription. Every feature, or the full breakdown by plan.
Who it is for
A front door, a launch log or a portfolio.
Open-source maintainers
Your projects, your sponsor link and your docs behind one address, with a contribution graph that shows the work is alive.
Indie hackers
Every product you ship gets a page of its own under your name, and analytics show which launch post actually sent people.
Students and job seekers
A portfolio a recruiter reads in a minute: projects with covers and links, the stack you know as tags, and your GitHub card.
Developer advocates
Talks and streams that play in the page, every community you run linked, and a QR code for the last slide of a talk.
Questions
What developers ask first.
What is a developer page on Noiz?
One page at noiz.bio/yourname that holds your links and your GitHub card, and, if you want them, scroll-down pages below the card: one per project, your stack, your talks. You design it yourself, from the background to the font, or start from a template another creator shared and make it yours.
Does Noiz read my GitHub?
The GitHub card does. Type your GitHub username and Noiz's server fetches your public profile, followers, repositories and contribution graph from GitHub's official API, and keeps them current as people visit your page. You never sign in to GitHub for it. The GitHub project widget is different: it shows the description, language and stars you write.
Can an AI app change my page?
Yes, on every plan. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or another app that speaks MCP to https://mcp.noiz.bio/mcp, choose what it may do, and ask in plain words: add a link, feature it, rewrite your bio. It cannot see your email, password or two-factor settings, touch payments or your username, change your design, or delete anything. Settings lists every app you connected, and Disconnect ends its access at once.
Where do I put the link?
Your GitHub profile's website field and your profile README, your X and LinkedIn bios, the last slide of a talk. One noiz.bio link with unlimited links behind it, grouped under headings, with a QR code for anyone watching a screen.
What does it cost?
The GitHub card, AI apps, analytics, every still card look and unlimited links are free. Scroll-down pages, the project and skills widgets, the mono fonts and the effects are Premium: one payment of €4.99, not a subscription. Premium looks can be tried on your own page first.
Your page
Take your name.
Pick your name, add the GitHub card, and give each project its page when you are ready.
The base plan is free, with no payment card and no time limit
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