JudgeME!

“Your stats don’t lie, but they do make me laugh.”

JudgeME is a ruthlessly honest AI application that analyzes your public profiles-GitHub, Chess.com, and LeetCode-and uses Google’s Gemini AI to generate a brutal, personalized roast based on your data.

Features

  • Multi-Platform Analysis:
    • GitHub: Judges your commit history, top languages, and follower count.
    • Chess.com: Roasts your Blitz/Rapid ratings and puzzle scores.
    • LeetCode: Mocks your acceptance rate, “Easy” problem merchant status, and ranking.
  • AI-Powered Roasts: Uses Google Gemini 2.5 Flash to generate unique, context-aware insults.
  • Secure Auth: GitHub OAuth integration with Passport.js and JWT session handling.

Tech Stack

Frontend

Frontend

  • Axios (API Requests)

Backend

Backend

  • Passport.js (GitHub OAuth Strategy)
  • Google Gemini API (AI Logic)
  • JSON Web Tokens (JWT) (Authentication)
Journey - JudgeME | Day 1
Home/Projects/JudgeME/Journey - JudgeME | Day 1 Journey Day 1 The Initial Idea I had this Idea from a youtube video I saw and I thought it would be fun to make and use. I also realised that this process is on the simpler side and I already had some Idea on how I would go about implementing this project.
2026/01/13 · Projects / JudgeME
Journey - JudgeME | Day 2
Home/Projects/JudgeME/Journey - JudgeME | Day 2 Journey Day 2 Setting up Chess.com This was simpler than Github as no login was required here and since the entire workflow was set-up. Things went on pretty smooth. Just simple api request to fetch the user data and the gemini API worked the same.
2026/01/14 · Projects / JudgeME
Deployment - JudgeME | Day 3
Home/Projects/JudgeME/Deployment - JudgeME | Day 3 Deployment Day “Deployment is painful” - Anurag Sharma I started deployment on Render as I was already familiar with the process and their Free Tier is pretty generous, especially if I am not expecting much traffic. :/ I deployed the backend and then tested with my localhost frontend if the requests are reaching the backend successfully. Then I moved on to deploying the frontend and the things were working fine (spoiler: they were not) I tested with chess.com and leetcode and the responses were fine.
2026/01/16 · Projects / JudgeME