I got tired of sorting through endless GitHub noise, so I built a radar that indexes ~1,400+ new repos daily

Description and use

GH‑Radars indexes over 1,300 new repositories daily, offers deep filters by language, license, and topics, and provides a clean dashboard for instant preview, eliminating the need to open many tabs.

Problem

GitHub’s native trending page feels repetitive or slow to surface new open‑source gems, making it hard to discover fresh repos quickly.

Outcome

The radar surfaces new repos instantly, enabling developers to discover and evaluate fresh projects without browsing multiple tabs.

Workflow

• 1. GitHub API is queried daily for newly created repositories.
• 2. Repositories are indexed and stored in a searchable database.
• 3. Users access the web dashboard at https://gh-radars.vercel.app.
• 4. They apply filters (language, license, topics) to narrow results.
• 5. The dashboard displays repo details for quick preview.

Evidence

Indexes thousands of freshly dropped repositories every day (over 1,300+ tracked daily).

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Deep filters by language, license, and specific topics (like AI agents, MCP servers, and LLM tools).

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Clean dashboard view to instantly preview what a repo actually does without opening 50 different browser tabs.

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