A daemon that lives in your system tray, watches your git commits, and turns them into social content automatically.

Sharing work in public ("building in public") helps developers build an audience and showcase technical progress, but manually writing social posts after every coding session breaks flow. Existing automated tools generate generic, robotic changelogs that lack human voice.
I created Devlog—an Electron desktop app and system tray daemon that automates content creation directly from Git commits:
Devlog runs silently in the background, listening to local Git commit events (
chokidarsimple-gitDevelopers define custom tone profiles in Markdown. Devlog feeds commit metadata and persona profiles to Groq and Gemini APIs to synthesize human-sounding technical posts.
sharpAutomatically formats and renders syntax-highlighted dark-mode code screenshots server-side without launching browser windows, saving system memory.
Created a zero-click workflow where code commits automatically turn into review-ready social posts.
Allowed developers to customize AI voice profiles in Markdown so generated posts sound authentic.
Generated dark-mode code screenshots server-side without needing a web browser.
Streamlined posting across X and LinkedIn with secure OS keychain token storage.
Packaged the entire app, dashboard, and background CLI into a clean macOS installation bundle.