Add a public repo. A cron hits the GitHub API every 15 minutes, records the download count for every asset in every release, and charts how it grows.
Asks for public_repo scope only.
Snapshots run four times an hour. Hour-aligned, so you see when traffic actually arrived — not when the badge updated.
Bars stack each release tag and each binary in it (the .exe, the .zip, …). If v1.2 takes off and v1.1 keeps trickling, you'll see both.
Runs on Cloudflare Workers + D1. Sign in with GitHub, paste a repo URL, that's the whole setup.
Add a public GitHub repo and we'll snapshot its release download counts every 15 minutes.
First numbers appear within ~1 hour, once a few snapshots have accumulated. The chart fills in as more land.
Snapshots run every 15 minutes — first numbers appear within ~1 hour after adding.
| ID | GitHub | Repos | Sessions | Created | Admin |
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| ID | Repo | Subs | Assets | Snapshots | Last sync | Created |
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Deleting a repo removes all subscriptions, snapshots, assets, and aggregates for it. Deleting a user removes their sessions, subscriptions, and aggregates — repos with other subscribers stay tracked.
| Release | Released | Total | Last 24h | Last 7d |
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Cumulative downloads per final release, aligned at the hour each one became the final version — for releases that started as prereleases, that's the promotion moment, when auto-updaters first see them. Compare last finals.
| Release | Final since | Day 1 | Day 3 | Day 7 | Day 14 | Day 28 |
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