@ena_gluhakovic Hey Ena, We pull our data straight from Figma, our contributions are defined by new file versions that your account was responsible for (essentially if you were the one making edits over the period of time before a new version checkpoint was set in the file by Figma). Right now The user flow is sign up then copy and paste the links of the files that you want data on (Don't worry you only have to do this once) that way we know which files to pull your contributions for and then voila your contribution chart will automatically update with your contributions from all the files you have selected going forward and for all your past history. Would love to hear any suggestions if you have any feature requests! Thanks and glad you find Figgy promising!

@lee_fuhr Hey Lee! We pull our data straight from Figma, we don't deal with your file contents directly. Currently you need to manually add in the URLs for the files that you would like to have data on in order for us to know which ones to show your contributions . Once you loaded your file links one time you are good to go there's no limit on how many files you can be tracking your contributions to! Contributions are measured as your quantity of new versions of files whose edits you were responsible for. Also, thanks for pointing out sharing as a feature we received quite a lot of requests for that and will be adding options for sharing later today. I hope this answered your questions and glad you love the concept of Figgy!

@theanamoura Hey Ana! Thank you I'm glad you find Figgy useful, We will definitely take that into consideration for more info on the landing page we just wanted to get this out as fast as possible since we saw so many requests for it.

@joeyfigaro Hey Joey, Thanks for pointing that out! That was an oversight in the Figma auth scopes but it's fixed now and the only request you should get is for read access.