GitHub repositories
See which open-source projects are getting attention.
- yomiyasuNew · 24d
- universal-modderNew · 24d
- dotsNew · 24d
46,767 repositories · 51 categories
Technology intelligence
See what’s movingbefore everyoneelse does.
Track the projects getting attention, the packages people are adopting, and the technology news shaping what comes next.
Signals from public, verifiable technology sources.
Trending now
Updated · OCT 8, 2026 · 00:08 UTC
Trending ranks start OCT 16. Until then: the newest repositories to pass 500 stars.
- 1.1K starsCollectingfrom NOV 1Collectingfrom OCT 16
- 1.8K starsCollectingfrom NOV 1Collectingfrom OCT 16
- 2.4K starsCollectingfrom NOV 1Collectingfrom OCT 16
- Repositories tracked
- 46,767
- Categories
- 51
- Package registries
- 8
- Tech events · from 5,252 articles, 32 sources
- 1,307
- GitHub sweep · last OCT 8
- Daily
Core intelligence
Three ways to see what’s changing.
Registry packages
See which libraries and frameworks people are adopting.
- hashbrown794M dl / 90d · crates.io
- google.golang.org/grpc270.1K importers · Go
- microsoft.extensions.dependencyinjection.abstractions13.5B dl, all time · NuGet
70,347 packages tracked
Tech news
Each technology or business event once, with every source that reported it and a checked summary.
- Updated Google privacy policy says your Gmail might be used for advertising3 sources · 10h
- Usage metrics API adds usage from tools like OpenCode1 source · 3h
- Turn notifications into code with GitHub Copilot in Teams1 source · 5h
1,307 events from 5,252 articles
How we measure
Numbers you can check.
Four rules decide every value on this site. They are written down, versioned, and enforced in the database, not by convention.
Measured, not opinionated
Stars gained, velocity and trajectory are computed by versioned formulas from daily history we store ourselves. The same inputs give the same answer for every viewer. Nothing is ranked by taste.
AI explains. It never measures
A language model classifies news events, writes one summary per event and helps classify ambiguous repositories. It cannot set a trajectory, a rank or a count: every figure in a summary must exist in the sources it was given, and its database role cannot write a metric.
Missing is shown as missing
A registry that publishes no download count gets a null, not a zero. A 30-day change with one day of history reads "Collecting · from Nov 1". An empty cell beats a confident guess.
Public, verifiable sources
The GitHub API, eight package registries and a curated list of news sources. No scraping, no private data, no article bodies kept. Every number can be traced to the source that published it.
GitHub intelligence
Deep signal from open source.
Go beyond the star count. Activity, 7, 30 and 90-day change, velocity and trajectory, for every repository above 500 stars.
| Repository | Language | Stars | 30D Change | Activity | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Python | 1.1K | Collectingfrom NOV 1 | |||
| Python | 1.8K | Collectingfrom NOV 1 | |||
| Python | 2.4K | Collectingfrom NOV 1 | |||
| TypeScript | 4.9K | Collectingfrom NOV 1 | |||
| Python | 1.3K | Collectingfrom NOV 1 |
Who it’s for
Built for the people placing technology bets.
Developers and tech leads
The builder
Pick the right library and stay current without spending hours on feeds and forums.
- “What is trending in my area this week?”
- “Is this library still alive?”
- “Which new projects are breaking out right now?”
CTOs and engineering leaders
The technology strategist
Decide what the team adopts, keeps or drops, and see a dependency decline before it dies.
- “Is a technology we depend on declining?”
- “Which launches or security incidents this week affect us?”
- “Why is this ranked here, and can I trust it?”
Founders, product managers and DevRel
The market watcher
Know how a project stands against its peers, and which categories are heating up.
- “Where does my project rank among its peers?”
- “Which categories are heating up?”
- “What are the biggest stories today, and who covered them?”