Stashville is a city builder powered by your real dev work. Connect GitHub, install the daemon, or plug in Jira — your commits, coding sessions, and ticket moves all earn coins that build your city. Friends visit, hide gifts, and nudge your dormant projects back to life. No dashboards. No guilt. Just build.
Every commit should count for something. You push 30 commits a week. What do you have to show for it? A green dot on a contribution graph nobody looks at. Your work deserves to be seen.
Side projects die alone. No one knows what you're building. No one nudges you when you drift. Your best ideas fade in silence because there's no one watching.
Task lists don't work for ADHD brains. You know what you should work on. You just can't start. You need motivation through delight, not another ticket staring at you.
Social tools are all talk. Slack messages. Stand-up updates. PR comments. All words. What if your friends could help just by doing something — hiding a gift, lighting a campfire, visiting your world?



The daemon, Claude Code, Perch — all live today. Jira and a Chrome extension are on the roadmap. Stashville has a public API, so anything that emits activity events can light up your city.
Your Stashville state on every tiling window
Background tracker that powers the experience
Automatic activity tracking from your AI pair programmer
Click a state to see the halo swap. Each state has its own neon signature — green, yellow, cyan, orange, purple, magenta — plus weather and particles. There's no shame in resting. Just seasons.
Connect any of them. Stack them all. Every commit, coding session, and ticket move becomes coins, tiles, and buildings.
The daemon doesn't just count your work — it shows it happening. The moment you start coding, a villager walks from City Hall to the building that represents your project. Same project, different worker depending on what kind of work you're doing right now.
When you step away, they head back to City Hall. Your city becomes a live map of where your attention is.
"I built Stashville because I wanted to see what I've built. Not on a dashboard. Not as a green dot on a contribution graph. As a city — mine, personal, growing every day from the work I already do. Then I realized: a city nobody visits is just a screensaver. Friends visiting, nudging, hiding gifts — that's what makes it a world."
Join the waitlist. We'll let you know when you can start building.
Free to play. Coins earned from real work. No real money required.
Friends help. Not with words. With actions.
Your friends aren't names in a sidebar — they're neighboring regions on the map. Each town tints its own color, so your city and your friends' cities read as a living neighborhood.