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Dev tools · April 11, 2026

GitTime — Commit Timeline Generator

Turn one massive commit into 12 months of realistic history.

What it does

Solo builders know the pain of pushing a finished project in a single commit, only for automated HR software to see an 'empty' GitHub graph and assume you don't code. GitTime fixes this. Simply select a finished codebase, and our AI engine retroactively generates and injects realistic branches, PRs, and commit messages naturally spaced over the past year. Stop letting recruiters punish you for building fast and privately.

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