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painted scenes
Forests, castles, cozy corners and scholarly halls. Every scene has all three cards, painted to match.
Your GitHub profile, painted like a realm.
Pixel-art cards for your README. No setup.
One line of HTML.
A whole realm behind it.
questlog paints your cards on its own server. Your README only links to an image, so there is nothing to install, schedule or keep alive.
No token.No workflow.No setup.
GitHub fetches a public image. Your profile needs nothing else.
Night falls on its own
Readers in dark mode get the night painting, through a plain <picture>.
Three cards
A Character Sheet, a Spellbook of your languages and a fire that grows with your streak.
Or keep your own
One Docker image and your own token. It can count your private contributions too.
$ docker build -t questlog .
$ docker run -p 8080:8080 --env-file .env questlogPick a realm, from deep forests to castle walls, cozy cottages and quiet libraries.
Forest
Forest
Campfires under old trees, in summer green, autumn, mist and moonlight.
Castle
Castle
Braziers on the walls at sunset, under the aurora, in the sky and in the storm.
Cozy
Cozy
A fairy ring, a witch's hearth, a kingdom on the clouds and a rose garden.
Scholarly
Scholarly
A royal library, a war room, a guild hall and an observatory full of brass.
Three cards, one realm.
Use one, or set all three side by side in the same scene so your profile reads like one place.
A rune for every language.
The Spellbook marks your top five languages with futhark runes, each in its language's own color. Thirty runes in all, and othala for everything else.
- Python
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- Java
- C#
- C++
- C
- PHP
- Go
- Rust
- Ruby
- Kotlin
- Swift
- Dart
- Shell
- PowerShell
- HTML
- CSS
- SCSS
- Jupyter Notebook
- Vue
- Svelte
- Lua
- R
- Scala
- Objective-C
- Perl
- Haskell
- Elixir
- Dockerfile
- Anything else
Every scene,
by day and by night.
Light mode shows the day painting, dark mode brings the night. Same card, same numbers.
Make your cards.
Type your GitHub login, choose a scene, then copy a snippet into your profile README.