I built a GitHub OAuth → Portfolio builder with 14+ templates to stop procrastinating mineBody

I kept delaying building my developer portfolio.
Not because I couldn’t code it —
 but because I kept overthinking:

• Layout

• Styling

• Deployment

• What projects to highlight

• What to write in “About”

So I built a tool to remove that friction properly.
Here’s how it works:
You register and connect your GitHub via OAuth.
 It pulls your public profile + repositories automatically.
Then you can:

• Edit your About section

• Add education

• Add experience

• Add skills

• Select which repos to show

• Mark featured projects

After that, you choose from 14+ portfolio templates (minimal, modern, sidebar, grid, etc.).
Each template supports customization like:

• Theme styles (light/dark variations)

• Accent colors

• Layout variations

• Section toggling

• Project ordering

Once you're done, you can:

• Download a full static HTML version

• Download a complete React project (structured and ready to edit)

• Or deploy the React version directly to your own Vercel account

It doesn’t host your site.
 You own the code.
 No lock-in.
The goal wasn’t to make another portfolio platform —
 it was to make portfolio building feel like filling out a form instead of starting a design project from scratch.
Right now I’m not charging.
 I’m just trying to validate whether this is actually useful beyond solving my own procrastination.
If you’re a developer —
 what would stop you from using something like this?
If you’d like to try it, feel free to DM me and I’ll share it.
Would really appreciate honest feedback — especially the critical kind.