Name: GitSpo
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

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Hello 👋 This is my favourite side project. I have built it so that I would know when people are talking about my projects and in what contexts my projects are being mentioned. The goal is to measure what impact social mentions have to product adoption and to create opportunities for developers to engage their communities outside of GitHub. * track project mentions 👂 * track competition 👀 * measure project growth 🚀 * measure advertising campaign success 📈 * identify talent in the community 🧙‍♂️ * identify trends 💅 * talk to the community (more about this later!) Currently GitSpo aggregates data from 10 different websites, including dev.to, GitHub, Gitter, Hacker News, Hashnode, Medium, Reddit, Stack Exchange, Stack Overflow and Twitter. In total I caught 800k+ project mentions. This excludes bot activity (I detect and filter our CI and similar bots) and repeat/ near duplicate mentions. My favourite feature is the trending projects section, https://gitspo.com/trending. I have stumbled upon some very cool tech this way in the past couple of months, and seeing the comments on social media about those projects allowed me to form an informed opinion about the potential use cases. You don't need to sign up to view mentions of your projects, e.g. If your repository is https://github.com/jasonmayes/Re..., then you can: * https://gitspo.com/mentions/jaso... view all project mentions. * https://gitspo.com/mentions/jaso... view all project owner mentions. However, signing up will give you access to a newsletter about your trending projects and an analytics that shows how your projects are growing and where the users are coming from. Hope you like it and will have suggestions how to improve it. 🎉 p.s. I am in San Francisco for the next 3 months. I am participating in https://www.beondeck.com/. I don't have many friends here yet & I will happily join anyone in ProductHunt community for a trek, drinks or a startup talk.

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5yr ago

Ahmad Awais ⚡

Create Node CLI

@kuizinas found many mentions I had missed. This is pretty fun and cool project.

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5yr ago

Seb Jachec

Daybridge

@kuizinas Out of interest, why does GitSpo need read access to my GitHub following, starred repos and watched repos, instead of just accessing the list of my personal repos?

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5yr ago

Gajus Kuizinas

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@iamsebj It is for the analytics part https://twitter.com/kuizinas/sta...

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5yr ago

Seb Jachec

Daybridge

@kuizinas To see stats for my own repos, I'd assume you only need access to a list of my repos, and then scan for social media or web mentions of my repo's name. Does this mean that you're combining social media/web keyword scanning with the following/starred/watched lists of users who log into GitSpo?

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5yr ago

Gajus Kuizinas

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@iamsebj Unfortunately, to view traffic (https://developer.github.com/v3/...) you need to have read access. Yes, I do combine those data points and many more. The next generation of GitSpo will focus on ways to contact the community and then measure engagement.

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5yr ago

Son NK

SimpleLogin

Great idea! Do you plan to support more complex query?

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5yr ago

Gajus Kuizinas

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@nguyenkims Hi, I like simplelogin.io! Well done. Have you launched it on PH? What queries would you like to see and how would you use it?

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5yr ago

Son NK

SimpleLogin

@kuizinas Thanks! We will launch on PH when the beta finishes :). About the queries, I wonder if we can also monitor keywords? Sometimes people mistype the product name so I also want to monitor things like "simple-login", "simple login", "simple_login", etc.

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5yr ago

Gajus Kuizinas

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@nguyenkims The projects are found by mentions of GitHub URL, not project name. Try mention.com

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5yr ago

Son NK

SimpleLogin

@kuizinas ah ok I see, thanks!

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5yr ago

Josh Dzielak

Orbit

Love the idea here, nice work! I signed up and found a mention on twitter for one of my open source projects I had never seen before. I tried to see the analytics for one of my projects and something went wrong when it kicked me back to GitHub to authorize the app. It could be on my end but thought I'd let you know. That feature also looks really handy. My co-founders are in SF and we're all about tools for dev communities and open source devs & maintainers. Drop me a DM on twitter at @dzello if and I'm happy to faciliate a connection :)

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5yr ago

Gajus Kuizinas

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@dzello 😬the analytics issue has been fixed!

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5yr ago

Josh Dzielak