Dev builds GitHub Radar, a local-first UI to track repos and orgs without any data leaving the browser
dSebastien · x · 2026-09-17
Developer dSebastien found GitHub Projects insufficient for tracking activity across his repositories and organizations, so he built his own UI called GitHub Radar as a centralized dashboard.
Privacy is a core design point: no data is ever sent anywhere — filters, PATs, and other configuration are stored exclusively in the browser via the Local Storage API. A handy self-hosted-style reference for developers juggling many repos and orgs.
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