GitJin serves as a GitHub dashboard designed specifically for developers, offering a centralized view of their repositories, issues, and pull requests. Its main purpose is to streamline the GitHub experience by consolidating essential information into a single, fast-loading interface.

The dashboard displays a comprehensive list of repositories, shows unresolved issues, and provides a pull request overview. It emphasizes speed and simplicity, claiming to be very fast and potentially the fastest GitHub dashboard available.

GitJin operates by utilizing the GitHub API to fetch and display user data. Importantly, it does not store any user repositories, issues, or pull requests, ensuring data privacy and security.

The primary benefit is reducing the hassle developers face when navigating GitHub's native interface, particularly when picking repositories or accessing PRs and issues. It aims to eliminate stress and improve workflow efficiency.

This tool targets developers who use GitHub regularly and seek a more efficient way to manage their repositories and development tasks. It integrates directly with GitHub through API authentication.