Lines of code were never the measure.
You pasted a repo. It read the git history and scored how hard the work really was, per commit and per author. I built it in December 2025 and retired it in October 2026.
What it was
A counter to lines-of-code vanity
Ten thousand lines can be an afternoon of copy and paste. Three lines can be a week of thinking. The analyser tried to tell those apart by reading what changed, not how much.
Why it stopped
Fun to build, little used
Traffic was very light, a few hundred page loads a month, and mostly bots. It was not worth keeping a server running for.
The useful part was never the tool. It was the question it asked: how hard was that, really? I still ask it about my own work.
What it looked like
A score for every commit
Curious how hard your own work is?
Tell me what you are building. I read everything myself.
Email me →