Which repositories are moving, and why.
RepoRadar is open-source intelligence on trending GitHub repositories, updated twice a day. Daily, weekly and monthly reports, a profile for every tracked repository with its star history, and the moments a repository jumped.
One snapshot a day, for every tracked repository. The chart gets richer each day.
Each run records a star count for every repository it tracks. A jump is detected when a day's gain is far above the repository's usual pace. The report for that day names it, with what the repository does and why it moved.
What is on the site.
Every page is static and rebuilt from data the pipeline commits twice a day. The git repository is the database.
Reports
Daily, weekly and monthly trending reports with a featured repository each period. A permanent archive.
Repository profiles
Star history charts, star-jump detection, what it does, use cases, tech stack, contributors, license, first commit and commit counts.
Browse and search
Browse by topic and language with multi-select filters. Search in the browser. Keep a watchlist on your device.
Request a repository
Sign in with GitHub and describe what you are looking for. The site opens an issue as you, and a workflow finds the best match and adds it to tracking.
Twice a day
A morning and an evening run collect trending data, refresh profiles and generate reports; an hourly job keeps the rest of the corpus fresh.
Feeds for people and machines
An RSS feed, structured data on every page, a sitemap and an
llms.txt.
Read today's report.
Over 1,000 repositories tracked, and more every day someone requests one.