I'm excited to share getStack with you — a tool that helps you track open-source technology trends straight from GitHub. I have been thinking about this project for the last 2 years and finally took the time to build it in the last month.
Every week, getStack fetch more than 25K GitHub repositories, amongst the most popular, extract the technologies and save it in a large ClickHouse instance.
📈 Track adoption trends of any language, framework, or tool over time
🔍 Explore the top repos using a given technology
🧠 Instantly see the tech stack behind any GitHub repo (no manual digging!)
We built getStack because staying on top of the open-source world can be overwhelming — there’s so much noise and not enough signal. getStack is meant to give developers, tech leads, and curious minds a clear view of what’s gaining traction.
If you're scouting new tools, doing market research, or just love following tech trends — this is for you.
Would love to hear what you think, and what you'd want us to add next! 🙌
Is there any historical trend data available beyond just weekly updates like month over month or year over year insights for a tech stack?
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This tool is incredibly useful thank you for making GitHub trends so much easier to digest. Are you thinking about adding notifications or weekly digests to keep users updated automatically?
I'm excited to share getStack with you — a tool that helps you track open-source technology trends straight from GitHub. I have been thinking about this project for the last 2 years and finally took the time to build it in the last month.
Every week, getStack fetch more than 25K GitHub repositories, amongst the most popular, extract the technologies and save it in a large ClickHouse instance.
📈 Track adoption trends of any language, framework, or tool over time
🔍 Explore the top repos using a given technology
🧠 Instantly see the tech stack behind any GitHub repo (no manual digging!)
We built getStack because staying on top of the open-source world can be overwhelming — there’s so much noise and not enough signal. getStack is meant to give developers, tech leads, and curious minds a clear view of what’s gaining traction.
If you're scouting new tools, doing market research, or just love following tech trends — this is for you.
Would love to hear what you think, and what you'd want us to add next! 🙌
Nango
👋 Hey Product Hunt!
I'm excited to share getStack with you — a tool that helps you track open-source technology trends straight from GitHub. I have been thinking about this project for the last 2 years and finally took the time to build it in the last month.
Every week, getStack fetch more than 25K GitHub repositories, amongst the most popular, extract the technologies and save it in a large ClickHouse instance.
📈 Track adoption trends of any language, framework, or tool over time
🔍 Explore the top repos using a given technology
🧠 Instantly see the tech stack behind any GitHub repo (no manual digging!)
We built getStack because staying on top of the open-source world can be overwhelming — there’s so much noise and not enough signal. getStack is meant to give developers, tech leads, and curious minds a clear view of what’s gaining traction.
If you're scouting new tools, doing market research, or just love following tech trends — this is for you.
Would love to hear what you think, and what you'd want us to add next! 🙌
Library https://github.com/specfy/stack-analyser
Repo https://github.com/specfy/getstack
@samdotb Are you planning to add support for GitLab or Bitbucket repositories in the future?
Nango
@emily_hernandez3 Not right now, I need to dig the API for GitLab to know if such a thing is also possible
Do you have a dark mode option?
Nango
@tayyaba1 No dark mode yet, but I'll note that, thanks!
Does it track contributor growth, or is it just focused on project-level popularity over time?
Nango
@ashir_riaz Right now it's only project-level popularity, contributor growth is something https://ossinsight.io/ is way better at already
Can users bookmark or keep track of specific repositories?
Nango
@sebastian_leo Not really for the moment, you can change github.com to getstack.dev and get any repo (above 1500 stars), e.g: https://github.com/n8n-io/n8n -> https://getstack.dev/n8n-io/n8n
What would be the use case? having notification when a technology is added or deleted?
Is there any historical trend data available beyond just weekly updates like month over month or year over year insights for a tech stack?
This tool is incredibly useful thank you for making GitHub trends so much easier to digest. Are you thinking about adding notifications or weekly digests to keep users updated automatically?
Nango
@sophia_watson3 yes, I have setup a newsletter that will be sent weekly if possible 🙏🏻