Performance reviews deserve more than a commit graph.
dev.log is a contribution graph for your whole work life — not just your commits. Log the work GitHub can't see: reviews, debugging, mentoring, meetings, research, and the 11pm fire.
WHAT YOU GET
• Fast logging — wins, tasks, TILs, and incidents in about ten seconds
• A heatmap of your real effort, not only what you pushed
• Projects to keep work organized across what you're shipping
• A private record you can actually pull up at review time
WHY IT EXISTS
Commit graphs lie by omission. Standups disappear into Slack. By promo season you're staring at a blank page trying to remember what you did last quarter.
dev.log is the brag document that writes itself — one line at a time, from the moment the work happens.
git log is for your code. dev.log is for the rest of your job.
Performance reviews deserve more than a commit graph. Log your whole work life.