Interactive maps for GitHub's ecosystem. Analyze risk. Discover the right libraries. Showcase your org to your community.
Most-starred new repositories from the last 7 days — rendered as a live Atlas map. Click any node to open on GitHub.
GitHub wasn't designed for the new wave of AI-curious users. Navigator is the map that should have existed — search any topic and get an interactive graph. Drill inside any repo to explore its structure.
You're not just exploring — you're betting on this ecosystem. Radar shows you the real structure: who holds it together, what could break, whether it's sustainable.
Maintainers: your users deserve a map. Hub turns your entire GitHub org into an interactive visualization — embeddable in your README with one line of code.
?org=yourorg for direct-link sharing"GitHub's chaos isn't the problem.
Not having a map is."
The AI hype created a new class of GitHub users — people arriving from YouTube, LinkedIn, and ChatGPT who need intent-first navigation, not repository-first exploration. Atlas is the translation layer between what people want to accomplish and what GitHub actually contains.
D3-powered force graphs. Drag, zoom, click. Complex ecosystems become visible at a glance instead of scrollable infinite lists.
Static HTML + D3. No build process, no npm, no backend. Clone and open. Works on GitHub Pages anywhere. Demo data always included.
All processing happens client-side. Your token never leaves your browser. No analytics, no tracking, no data collection. Ever.
GitHub API integration. Analyze actual organizations. Optional token for 5,000 req/hr. See what's really there, not what was last documented.
Hub generates iframe code automatically. One paste and your org has an interactive map in its README. URL params enable deep linking.
Intentionally simple. Each head is a single HTML file. Fork, brand, deploy. No lock-in. Designed for the community to extend.
Navigator's L2 drill-down is designed to be extended. Any GitHub repo can become an interactive explorable map — drop a JSON config in /curated/ and open a PR.
Create a file in /curated/ defining your clusters and items. Navigator loads it automatically when users drill into that repo.
Use the LLM workflow in CONTRIBUTING.md to generate a config from any README in minutes. The hard work is reading — the JSON is boilerplate.
Contributed maps show a teal dot badge on the graph node. Users can drill inside to explore the repo's structure as a navigable category map with keyword filtering.
No signup. No waiting. Each tool opens instantly with demo data already loaded.
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