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7/11/2026
The original title is: "Repo-rter: an open-source desktop app for persistent GitHub traffic stats"

The original title is: "Repo-rter: an open-source desktop app for persistent GitHub traffic stats"

Original: I got tired of GitHub deleting my traffic stats after 14 days, so I built a local-first alternative 🚀

Short summary

Repo-rter is a free, open-source desktop app built with Tauri and Next.js that caches GitHub traffic data locally, solving GitHub's 14-day stats retention limit. It tracks clones, views, stars, and release downloads across multiple repos with a Neo-Brutalist UI. The app is cross-platform (~15MB) and supports one-click Markdown report export.

  • •Open-source desktop app caches GitHub traffic stats locally to bypass 14-day limit
  • •Built with Tauri v2 + Next.js, ~15MB bundle, cross-platform
  • •Tracks release downloads, exports Markdown reports, requires read-only GitHub PAT

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