How is the DevTrack score calculated?

It runs from 0 to 1000 and blends consistency (30%), impact from pull requests and reviews (30%), commit volume (25%) and breadth across repositories (15%), each mixing log-scaled progress with your percentile on the board.

How the DevTrack score, tiers and levels work

Updated November 3, 2026

Every DevTrack profile has a score from 0 to 1000, a tier and a level. The score ranks the leaderboard; the level grows with your lifetime work and never goes down.

The score

The score blends four signals from your GitHub activity:

Consistency (30%): active days and your current streak.
Impact (30%): pull requests, with reviews counting half.
Volume (25%): commits.
Breadth (15%): how many repositories you contributed to.

Each signal mixes log-scaled progress toward a fixed target with your percentile among everyone on the board, so a few huge numbers can't dominate and steady work is rewarded.

Tiers

Bronze (0+), Silver (200+), Gold (400+), Platinum (600+), Diamond (750+) and Legend (900+).

XP and levels

XP comes from your lifetime totals: 10 XP per commit, 40 per pull request and 15 per review. Levels get further apart as you climb.

Seasons

Alongside the all-time board there are monthly and weekly boards, so newcomers can top a season without years of history. See them on the leaderboard.

Quick answers

How is the DevTrack score calculated?: It runs from 0 to 1000 and blends consistency (30%), impact from pull requests and reviews (30%), commit volume (25%) and breadth across repositories (15%), each mixing log-scaled progress with your percentile on the board.
What are the DevTrack tiers?: Bronze (0+), Silver (200+), Gold (400+), Platinum (600+), Diamond (750+) and Legend (900+).