Discover better tools for the project you’re building.
Paste a public GitHub repository. Starboard finds similar projects, then shows which tools those peers use and the exact repository evidence behind each suggestion.
Uncataloged repositories use your signed-in GitHub session. Nothing is saved until you explicitly connect a project.
Read the visible context
Language · topics · metadata · detected tools
Find similar repositories
Retrieve broadly, then rerank with visible evidence
See what those peers actually use
Only grounded support becomes a recommendation
Repository evidence stays visible
Peer source · detection confidence · direct links
Popular is easy to find. Relevant takes context.
GitHub can show what is trending. Starboard starts with the repository in front of you, builds a defensible peer set, and keeps the evidence attached to every recommendation.
- Similar first
- Repository peers are the grounding layer, not a decorative related-results list.
- Evidence attached
- Tool support names its source repositories and detection confidence.
- Useful before login
- Discover, project previews, and Tool Intelligence remain publicly explorable.
How it works
From project to evidence in three steps.
- 1
Preview a project
Paste a public GitHub repository. Catalog matches need no account; new lookups use your signed-in GitHub session. Nothing is saved yet.
- 2
Compare grounded peers
Multiple catalog signals find similar projects, then visible evidence reranks them.
- 3
Evaluate the tools
See peer support and detection confidence, then inspect the source repositories.
Discover first. Organize the good finds later.
Your Library turns GitHub stars into a searchable working set. Keep private notes, use lists and tags, or select several repositories and act on them together.
- Sync the public repositories you already starred on GitHub.
- Search, tag, save, and group them without changing anything on GitHub.
- Bulk actions stay in a bottom bar that appears only when you select items.
Start with the project in front of you.
Free. No paid plans or premium locks. Similar repositories ground every tool recommendation in open-source evidence you can inspect.
Minimal read:user OAuth scope · no GitHub write access