What does weekly star growth mean?
It is the number of public GitHub stars added between 00:00 Monday UTC and 00:00 the following Monday UTC.
Open-source intelligence · public data
GitHub Star Radar
The repositories gaining ground.
Choose one completed UTC week. The radar ranks public GitHub repositories by star growth.
Weekly leaderboard
GitHub project star growth.
No week selected
| Rank | Project | Weekly stars | Current stars | Topics | Open |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Choose a completed week to build the GitHub open-source leaderboard. | |||||
Ranks use public GH Archive star events, then GitHub repository metadata. Current stars are live totals, not end-of-week totals.
How it is counted
Growth first. Project quality second.
01Count public stars added during the selected UTC week.
02Remove forks, archived repositories, and disabled projects.
03Rank the top 50 remaining public repositories by weekly star growth.
Leaderboard FAQ
How is this GitHub ranking calculated?
Which repositories qualify?
The radar considers public GitHub repositories with positive weekly star growth, then removes forks, archived repositories, and disabled projects.
Does the current star total represent the end of the selected week?
No. Weekly growth comes from the selected historical week, while current stars are fetched from GitHub when the ranking is generated.