Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Piyush. Built StackPicks solo over 8 months. The problem: there are thousands of open-source dev tools on GitHub. Picking the right one for *your* stack is brutal — star counts lie, docs oversell, and AI agents keep recommending the same overhyped repo every time. StackPicks is the curated version. 100+ open-source tools across 22 categories, each with a ~100-word analyst take in plain English. No "10 best React libraries" SEO spam — every entry says, specifically, "use this if you're on Next.js + Tailwind, skip if you've already migrated to shadcn — the cost isn't worth it." What's inside: → 13 ready-to-ship stack bundles — Ship a SaaS, Mobile app, AI agent, Web scraper, Chrome extension, e-commerce, internal dashboard, automation, sales/CRM, marketing site, developer tools, content platform, and more → 12 skill tracks — AI/ML toolkit, Marketing OSS, Sales outreach, Data + analytics, DevOps + infra, Automation, Design, Mobile dev, Backend APIs, Founder OS, Social media, LinkedIn personal brand → AI-agent ready — copy any bundle into Cursor / Claude Code / Codex and it has the full stack with curator notes → Daily GitHub refresh — star counts, language, license, and last-commit metadata auto-update so listings never go stale The pricing is intentional: ₹99 INR (or $2.99 USD lifetime) — yes, lifetime, no renewals ever. I'd rather have 1,000 happy builders than 50 reluctant subscribers. The takes are the moat — anyone can scrape GitHub for star counts, nobody can clone honest curation. What I'd love your help with: 1. Categories I missed — which OSS niche has bad curation right now? 2. Repos I undercurated — favorites of yours that should be in the directory? 3. Brutal feedback on the takes themselves — try /preview and tell me where the analysis is shallow I'm at the keyboard all day. Ask me anything. Roast it. Tell me where I'm wrong. — Piyush Building from Gurgaon

StackPicks

The open-source stack, curated. Not just star counts.

The open-source stack, curated. Not just star counts.