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About reposcan
reposcan is a single-purpose tool: take a GitHub URL, hand back everything you'd normally have to click through 4 tabs to find.
It exists because evaluating an open-source dependency shouldn't require opening DevTools, guessing at commit dates, or copy-pasting into a spreadsheet. A 1.2-second snapshot is enough to know if a project is thriving, drifting, or already in the dependency graveyard.
What it does
- → Fetches public metadata from the GitHub API
- → Computes a deterministic 0–100 health score
- → Renders languages, contributors, and recent commits
- → Runs entirely in your browser
What it doesn't do
- × Track you, set cookies, or run analytics
- × Require accounts, logins, or API keys
- × Scan private repositories
- × Phone home with your search history
The stack
TanStack Start + React 19, Tailwind v4, deployed to the edge. The GitHub API is hit directly from the client, so what you see in the network tab is the whole story.
