I tried https://git-fork.com/ https://git-fork.com/ and it adds commits from reflog (behind a Repository > Show lost commits toggle) in the commit graph, as if

I tried https://git-fork.com/ https://git-fork.com/ and it adds commits from reflog (behind a Repository > Show lost commits toggle) in the commit graph, as if they were in some branches, which is probably good enough for my purposes. It's a bit different way of presenting it than the textual git reflog command, so there's probably other ways to visualize it too.