Find out whether your latest release, README update or shared link brought people to
your work. Track profile views, followers, stars and repository traffic — and see how
that attention changes over time.
Explore the actual profile screens: views, followers, sponsors and repository comparison.
All demo data is synthetic.
THE NUMBERS BEHIND YOUR NEXT MOVE
Know what gets noticed. Do more of what works.
From a new follower to a traffic spike, see what changed and when.
01 / PERSONAL HYPE
Personal Hype
You put work into your GitHub presence. See whether it’s reaching people — and turning
passing interest into an audience that follows and supports you.
Profile views
See when your profile gets attention. Add an invisible tracking pixel to your
profile README and follow daily views.
Follower history
See followers gained and lost over time. Compare changes with the days you
published, shipped or shared something.
Sponsorship history
Follow new and ended sponsorships. Understand how support for your open-source
work changes over time.
Did that launch bring visitors? Are people cloning your work? Follow repositories from
your personal and organization accounts, with the history you collect in one place.
Stars history
Go beyond today’s total. See stars gained and lost, and spot the moments your
project caught people’s attention.
Traffic sources
Find the sites sending visitors to your repository, so you know where people are
discovering your work.
Views & visitors
Compare page views with unique visitors. See how traffic changes around releases
and announcements.
Cloning history
Track clones and unique cloners to see when people take a copy of your
repository, beyond simply browsing it.
This project is focused on a privacy-first principle. Private information will
remain invisible if you do not want to show it. Only publicly available information
may be visible.
Why do you need my GitHub login?
Signing in connects your GitHub identity to yhype. To collect repository analytics,
you can install the yhype GitHub App and choose which repositories it can access.
Why did you make this?
Hey, folks,
Anton
is here! I've been using GitHub to host my repos for many years. And I always feel
like it doesn't provide me with the full picture statistics-wise. GitHub stores
repository traffic data for 14 days and has no personal profile statistics. I
created this service to fill the gap and shared it with you… and hope you'll like it
too :)