Hi, I'm Emilie — Em' for short. I started learning Rust seven months ago. This is what came out of it. A project deserves to be read. Not just starred. Every dev I know has a graveyard of GitHub repos no one will ever read. Stars don't mean people care. Forks don't mean people understand. Commits don't tell the story. The vocabulary of code-sharing was set in 2008 and never updated. So I rebuilt it. → Hearts instead of stars — you feel something, you don't award a point → Echoes instead of forks — you carry an idea, you don't split it → Pulses instead of commits — what you build leaves a trace, not a diff One page per project — alive, with the story attached. Built for makers, not infrastructure. A place for whispers, not noise. Built solo, in Rust: 6 months. 5 versions thrown away. The one that shipped is the one that stopped trying to be GitHub-with-emojis or Twitter-for-devs. Rust backend. Astro SSR frontend. PostgreSQL. Argon2id + JWT. Self-hosted mail. One-click JSON export of everything you've ever done. Zero tracking. Zero ads. Zero analytics. GDPR by architecture, not by banner. Delete your account and every trace is gone in seconds. Today I'd love: → Sign up, post your latest project, tell me what's broken → If you've ever felt your work disappear into a star count — this might be for you → Honest feedback. I read every comment. Founder of Rust Aix-Marseille (RAM). Still learning. Still building ✨ → whisphub.dev

WhispHub

GitHub stores your code. WhispHub tells its story.

GitHub stores your code. WhispHub tells its story.