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GitHub (private) dashboard

The same numbers for private repositories, with a token. Free, without code, and ready before your coffee is.

Create your GitHub (private) dashboard

Free · no credit card · no password

All you fill in

3 fields
  • Ownervercel
  • Repositorynext.js
  • Fine-grained token••••••••••••

Keys are stored encrypted and never leave the server.

What you can show

  • Stars, forks and open issuesRecommended
  • Open issues and pull requests
  • Releases
  • Actions runs

Where to find it

  1. 1Create a fine-grained token with read access to the repository (Contents, Issues, Pull requests, Actions).
GitHub (private) documentation

From GitHub (private) to dashboard in three steps

  1. 1Pick GitHub (private)Search for it in TinyDash, or start right from this page.
  2. 2Fill in the formOwner, Repository, Fine-grained token. The form tells you where to find everything.
  3. 3Choose your blocksTinyDash reads the data and suggests numbers, charts and tables. Tick what you want.

On the TV in your shop or office, too

Open tinydash.io/tv on any smart TV, type the code it shows into TinyDash, and the TV shows your dashboard. No login on the TV, in one of five themes.

TV dashboards →

Questions

›Is the GitHub (private) dashboard free?

Yes. TinyDash is free: no trial and no credit card. You sign up with just your email address.

›What happens to my GitHub (private) details?

Keys are encrypted (AES-256) and only used on the server to fetch your data. They never reach your browser, a share link or a TV.

›How often does it refresh?

Every 5 minutes by default. You can pick anything from every minute to once a day.

›Can I combine GitHub (private) with other tools?

Yes. One dashboard holds blocks from as many connections as you like, plus text, images, countdowns and more that you fill in yourself.

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