What is GitHub?
Track daily GitHub repository traffic (views and clones) for multiple repositories, store metrics in Supabase (cloud PostgreSQL), and visualize trends with Jupyter, Python, or Grafana.
Problem
Users manually check GitHub repository traffic which is time-consuming and lacks daily tracking automation. Manual tracking and lack of centralized historical data storage lead to inefficient analysis and missed trends.
Solution
A dashboard tool that automatically tracks daily GitHub repository views/clones, stores metrics in Supabase, and enables visualization via Jupyter/Python/Grafana. Automated tracking, cloud storage integration, and customizable analytics streamline repo performance monitoring.
Customers
Developers, DevOps engineers, and open-source project managers who need to monitor repository engagement, optimize workflows, and report metrics.
Unique Features
Seamless integration with Supabase for cloud PostgreSQL storage and compatibility with multiple visualization tools (Grafana, Jupyter). No-code setup for automated daily tracking.
User Comments
Simplifies GitHub analytics for multiple repos
Saves hours with automated data storage
Flexible visualization options
Useful for open-source project reporting
Easy Supabase integration
Traction
Exact metrics unspecified, but GitHub has 100M+ repositories and 90M+ users (2023), indicating a large addressable market. Supabase, used for storage, has 80K+ projects (2023).
Market Size
The global DevOps market, which includes analytics tools, is projected to reach $25.5 billion by 2028 (Grand View Research, 2023).
