GitHub Stats is a Chrome extension developed by Theodore Chuang. This free add-on falls under the category of Browsers and is specifically classified as an Add-ons & Tools subcategory.

With GitHub Stats, users can easily track their GitHub commits and monitor their daily coding progress. The extension allows users to input a GitHub username and specify the time period to scan back up to in 24-hour days. Once the necessary information is provided, users can view their Git Stats, including the number of commits made since the specified time period.

One of the convenient features of GitHub Stats is that it remembers the last scanned username, days back, commits made since, and time scanned. This allows users to easily keep track of their coding activities without the need to repeatedly enter the same information.

It's important to note that GitHub Stats only counts public repositories, as the GitHub API used by the extension has limitations in this regard. The API allows up to 60 requests per hour, which may become an issue for users with a large number of public repositories.

For any questions, comments, or bug reports, users can raise an issue on the GitHub repository for GitHub Stats. The extension's icon is sourced from Flaticon, featuring the iconic GitHub logo in a square design.