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Git Homed

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Git Homed is a free daily mirror of GitHub Trending. It merges the main board with language and topic pages, re-ranks projects by stars gained, and adds weekly, monthly, and themed lists — with no sign-up and no sponsored placements.

Added on November 13, 2026

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Product Information

What is Git Homed?

Git Homed is a web directory that republishes GitHub Trending once a day. Each morning it reads the official trending board, folds in about twenty language boards and busy topic pages, then merges everything into one ranking by stars gained, so a fast-moving language-specific tool and a breakout AI project can appear side by side. Every entry links to a project page with stars, forks, language, license, last push, and the README. Alongside the daily list there are weekly and monthly views, plus themed boards for image, video, audio, and AI agent skill projects, and a history of past daily snapshots. Nothing is sponsored; the only input is public GitHub data.

How to use Git Homed?

  1. 1. Open git-homed.org to see today's merged ranking of fastest-growing GitHub repositories
  2. 2. Switch to Weekly or Monthly if you want slower-burning work instead of a single-day spike
  3. 3. Open a themed board (image, video, audio, or AI agent skills) or browse trending history by date
  4. 4. Click a repository to read its stats, license, activity, README, and related projects
  5. 5. Follow a listing through to GitHub when you want the source repo itself

Core Features

  • • Daily merged ranking — GitHub Trending plus language boards and topic pages, re-ranked by stars gained
  • • Project pages — Description, stars, forks, language, license, activity dates, README, and related projects
  • • Weekly and monthly views — See repositories that held up beyond a single day
  • • Themed boards — Image, video, audio, and AI agent skill projects in their own lists
  • • Trending history — Past daily snapshots, browsable by date
  • • No signup, no paid placement — Free to browse; listings are not sold

Use Cases

  • • Developers scanning what is gaining stars today without opening a dozen GitHub tabs
  • • Open-source maintainers checking weekly or monthly momentum in their language or topic
  • • Researchers and scouts tracking AI image, video, audio, or agent-skill repositories
  • • Engineering teams reviewing a project's README, license, and activity before trying it
  • • Anyone looking back at a past day's trending snapshot