GitHub Repository TrackingStats, and Insights

All development activity on one page

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RepoTracker needs to connect to your GitHub account only to increase the API request limit. No repository permissions are requested unless you explicitly enable tracking of private repositories in the settings. Check the Privacy Policy for more info.

RepoTracker is a Repository Analytics Tool that augments GitHub's internal statistics for a better Developer Experience

Repository Overview

Key metrics for all repositories at a glance. See what's new and if there are any updates. Everything is hyperlinked to the repository on GitHub for quick access.

Repository Details

Lot's of charts and information. RepoTracker crunches all the numbers and visualizes relevant statistics and key metrics about development activity in the tracked repositories.

Super-sweet shortcuts

Just squeeze "-stats" into any GitHub repository URL to get powerful charts and insights.

// Example
https://github.com/nuxt/nuxt
https://github-stats.com/nuxt/nuxt

OMG,
so many features

Here's what's in the box

Repo Quick Stats

Track repository commits, issues, PRs, releases, etc. at a glance

Repo Collections

Organize and track multiple repositories in handy lists

Repo Insights

Charts of the most important repository metrics

Exclude Bots

Remove bot commits from the statistics (dependabot, etc.)

Dark Mode

Dodge photon death in after dark sessions

Save / Load

Save your collections to local files and share them with friends

File Drop

Import repo lists from package.json and requirements.txt files

Coming soon

GitHub Import

Import repositories directly from your GitHub profile

Coming soon

Give it a spin

I've curated a few repository collections for you, related to recent trends.

Let's go

FAQ

Got questions?

Is RepoTracker free?

Can I track private repositories?

Is there a mobile app?

Can I also track GitLab and BitBucket repos?

How can I contribute?