No-zero-commit enforcement

Your GitHub proves if you actually build.

Most developers don't. This system makes sure you do.

No signup needed. Just your GitHub username.

30-day scan
inactive gaps
streak record

Problem

Let's be honest.

daily-build.log

You say you're building something

You open your laptop

You watch tutorials, tweak UI, overthink

End of day -> nothing shipped

Your GitHub tells the truth.

Audit hook

See your reality in 10 seconds

Free GitHub scan

Enter your GitHub. We analyze your last 30 days. You see the record you have been avoiding.

You see

commit frequency

You see

streak consistency

You see

inactive gaps

$ audit --last-30-days
[SCAN] Commit frequency detected.
[SCAN] Streak breaks detected.
[RESULT] No motivation. Just proof.

No motivation. Just proof.

Check My GitHub

Core mechanism

What happens after you start?

01. Set the rule

You choose a daily commit rule. The system turns your vague intention into a public pass/fail line.

02. GitHub gets tracked

Your GitHub is checked automatically. No journal. No manual proof. No story about how busy you were.

03. Miss a day

Your streak breaks. The gap is marked. The calendar does not care that you almost shipped.

04. Penalty triggers

Failure has a consequence. That is the point. A system without pressure becomes another tab you ignore.

No excuses. No fake productivity.

Social proof

Builders are using pressure as a feature.

Early users are turning public GitHub activity into an accountability system they can measure.

Vigilante - Either you build or You don't belong here | Product Hunt

"Vigilante made my GitHub history impossible to ignore. The audit showed exactly where my momentum kept dying."

Aarav Mehta

Indie developer

01 / 04

ATTENTION PLEASE!

This is not for everyone.

If you want comfort -> leave
If you want motivation quotes -> leave
If you want real consistency -> stay

Challenge entry

Start the 7-Day No-Zero-Commit Challenge

At least 1 meaningful commit daily
Tracked automatically
Miss = fail
Start Challenge

Common Objections

A:

Absolutely not. The Vigilante GitHub App only reads webhook metadata: the timestamp of your push, the repository name, and your username. We verify that you worked, not what you wrote. Your code remains 100% private.

You already know if you're consistent.

Now you can't lie about it.

Run Your Audit