Tired of installing a great FOSS app only to find it was abandoned a year ago?
This checks that before you install — and keeps an eye on the apps you already use.
The apps you actually use, checked for:
- 🕒 Staleness — how long since the last push or release
- 🔄 Updates — is there a newer release than your installed version
⚠️ Abandonment risk — will this likely go stale soon
Open-source Android projects launched in the last 9 months:
- ✨ Shizuku customization and utility apps
- 🛠️ Everyday FOSS tools (Termux, media, system utilities)
- 🎛️ Filterable by genre, access, and risk
Each project gets a composite score from 6 mechanical signals:
| Signal | Weight | Source |
|---|---|---|
| ⏱️ Recency (days since last push) | 24% | GitHub pushed_at |
| 📈 Momentum (stars ÷ repo age) | 20% | stargazers_count + created_at |
| 💬 Issue health (open issues minus open PRs) | 16% | GitHub Issues + Search API |
| 📄 License presence | 8% | license field |
| 👥 Contributor count (capped at 20) | 12% | Contributors API |
| 🚨 Abandonment risk | 20% | Days since push + issue response |
Three flags: 🏷️ Genre, 🔌 Shizuku, 🧩 Generic (common ideas need extra proof to surface).
Empty by default — you build it in the browser with Track buttons or an Obtainium import. Nothing personal ships in the repo.
🧑💻 For contributors — run locally
npm install
npm run dev
# → http://localhost:3000Data refresh (every 6h via GitHub Action):
GITHUB_TOKEN=your_token node scripts/refresh-data.mjsDeploy: vercel deploy or push to GitHub — Vercel auto-deploys.
Tech: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind + Framer Motion + Vercel Hobby + GitHub REST API
Built by Ritwik • View on GitHub • Scores are automated health signals, not endorsements