What's your flex?

Drop in your public usernames — GitHub, chess, gaming, anime — and get one card that shows off your whole nerd life. No signup, free forever.

1/8 sources

GitHub
Coding · streaks, stars, contributions

Eleven worlds, one card

Every source brings its own numbers and its own colour. Put up to eight of them side by side.

Code 3

  • GitHubstreaks · stars · contributions
  • Codeforcesrating · rank
  • Hacker Newskarma · account age

Chess 2

  • Chess.comratings · best-ever · records
  • Lichessratings · games · play time

Gaming 4

  • RetroAchievementshardcore points · ranks
  • osu!pp · rank · accuracy
  • Steamhours · level · library
  • Speedrun.comworld records · personal bests

Anime 1

  • AniListdays watched · scores · genres

Music 1

  • Last.fmscrobbles · top artists

How it works

  1. Pick your worlds

    Choose up to eight sources — the ones you would actually brag about.

  2. Type your usernames

    Public handles only. Each one is checked as you type, so you know it landed.

  3. Share the card

    Get a link, a PNG for socials and an SVG badge for your GitHub README.

Questions

What is Flexyd?

Flexyd turns the stats you have scattered across GitHub, Chess.com, Steam, AniList, Last.fm and more into one card you can share. Pick your sources, type your public usernames, and you get a link plus an image built for Discord, X and your GitHub README.

Which sites can I connect?

Eleven so far: GitHub, Codeforces and Hacker News for code; Chess.com and Lichess for chess; Steam, RetroAchievements, Speedrun.com and osu! for gaming; AniList for anime and manga; and Last.fm for music. You can put up to eight on a single card.

Do I need an account or a password?

No. Flexyd only reads public profiles, so there is no signup, no OAuth and no password to hand over. Type a username that anyone could look up and that is all it needs.

How do I put my stats in my GitHub README?

Every card has an SVG version made for READMEs. Open your flex, choose README badge, and paste the snippet into your profile README. The badge redraws with current numbers each time someone loads the page.

How often do the numbers update?

Numbers are captured when you make a card and stay put until you refresh it, so a card you shared last month still shows what it showed then. Open your own flex and press Refresh to pull the latest.

Can I compare my stats against a friend?

Yes. Open someone's flex and choose Compare yours. Flexyd builds a head-to-head card that scores you on the domains you both play, and gives you a nerd-overlap percentage.

Is it free?

Yes, and there is no account to upgrade. Flexyd is free to use and free to share.