Statify is a VS Code extension that provides real-time insights into your project. It analyzes your codebase and displays detailed statistics, activity tracking, and Git data, all inside a single dashboard.
- Lines of code per language
- Language usage breakdown with visual bars
- Detection of TODO / FIXME comments
- Largest files in your project
- Top files ranked by size
- Most edited files (last 30 days)
- File save streaks
- Git commit streaks
- Activity heatmap (file saves + commits over time)
- Repository and branch detection
- Latest commit details
- Weekly and yearly commit activity
- Dependency detection for:
- Node.js (
package.json) - Python (
requirements.txt) - Java (
pom.xml) - Rust (
Cargo.toml)
- Node.js (
- Media file detection and size tracking
- Interactive webview dashboard
- Click any file to open it instantly in VS Code
- Refresh statistics at any time
- Open VS Code
- Go to the Extensions panel
- Search for
Statify - Click Install
- Open your project folder in VS Code
- Open the command palette (
Ctrl+Shift+P/Cmd+Shift+P) - Run:
Open Statify Dashboard - Explore your project insights in the Statify dashboard
Statify works out of the box with no setup required.
It automatically scans your workspace when opened.
- Some features depend on project structure and available files
- Git-related features require a Git repository
- Statistics are based on detected file changes and scans
This project is licensed under the MIT License.