About GitHot
GitHot brings together useful public GitHub projects: apps you can try, tools that save time, and software you can build with.
Project details come from GitHub and each repository's README. Stars show community interest, and activity shows recent development. Neither guarantees quality, security, or suitability for your needs.
The catalog
70,946 projects across AI, machine learning, productivity, self-hosting, creative tools, development, and more. The catalog refreshes daily, with individual repositories checked in rotation. Star growth appears once enough history has been collected.
Sources and ownership
Discovery uses GitHub Trending and public repository searches. Descriptions, README excerpts, and images belong to their respective authors. A public repository may use a restrictive or source-available license; check its license before using it.
How star counts are measured
Star totals come from GitHub. Changes over 24 hours, 7 days, 15 days, and 30 days come from GitHot snapshots of those totals. A project page is indexed only after it says what the repository is and at least one of those changes has been measured. The README stays the project's own text.