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AI · June 15, 2026

Axera

GitHub meets X, built for developers who ship

What it does

I got tired of bouncing between GitHub, LinkedIn, and LeetCode every day just to do dev work. So I built Axera. It's one feed where you ship code, post with live code blocks, solve coding challenges that actually run, climb weekly leaderboards, DM other devs, and join topic communities. Everything syncs with GitHub. You earn XP and DevEchelon ranks for every contribution. Made it for devs who ship, not just talk about it.

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