Yeah this is a really important feature for me for Exist to keep an accurate picture of my productivity.

Since coders are a peculiar breed who tend to spend a lot of their spare time writing code as well, keeping separate GitHub accounts to help draw a line between personal and professional coding (and help me switch off from work concerns) is quite a common practice.

It would also be quite an interesting data point; if I’m really active on my personal account that means I’m spending lots of time writing code instead of say… socialising haha.

seems like it’s been a while since there’s been any movement on this one so I’d like to chime in and add my vote here

especially since my current workplace actually requires a company specific github account I’ve had to choose between tracking my personal account (and having my insights look like I’ve lost a lot of productivity) or my work account (and not getting insight at all into my personal coding goals)