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browser-use / browser-use
72kMake websites accessible for AI agents with a focused browser automation layer.
Owner-listed · Member-saved
Builders list their repos.You keep the ones worth returning to.
Owners list their public repos on ORYNT. You bookmark, vote, and repost the best ones, and every save lives in one place you'll actually find again.
Can't find a repo? Ask the owner to list it.
Owner-listed reposOwner-submittedSaves in one place
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Three strong matches.
No noise.
Every visitor can use every filter and preview the top three matches. Membership unlocks the complete index and saved projects.
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vitejs / vite
74kA fast, modern development tool for building websites and web applications.
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modelcontextprotocol / servers
73kReference servers and integrations for the Model Context Protocol.
More results appear as the community grows.
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From idea to repository.
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The whole index,
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Unlimited searches, every matching repository, and saved projects in one focused workspace. All filters remain free.
ORYNT accountFree member
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- Top 3 matches per search
- Every discovery filter
- Top 10 Today, Week, and Month
- List repositories you own
- Vote, report, and share
ORYNT membershipMonthly
$2.99/month
Complete search and saves. Renews monthly until canceled.
- Full repository index
- Advanced search filters
- Save projects for later
Founding offer · first 90 days
ORYNT membershipYearly
Standard $29.99/year
$14.99/year
50% lifetime founding rate. Renews yearly at $14.99.
Lock in the founding rate.Join during the first 90 days and keep the $14.99 yearly renewal price while your membership remains active. New yearly memberships are $29.99 after the launch window.
Lock in founding rateFrequently asked
Before you start.
The essentials about listings, access, rankings, and the founding membership.
01What is ORYNT?
ORYNT is a discovery and collection platform for useful public GitHub repositories. People can list public projects for the community to search, vote on, save, share, and report, while verified owners manage their listings.
02Who can list a repository?
Any signed-in user can list a public GitHub repository. If it is not yours, the listing is marked Community submitted and credits you as the discoverer, but it does not give you editing or removal permission. Duplicate repositories are linked to the existing listing instead of being published twice.
03What if someone has already listed my repository?
Sign in with the personal GitHub account that owns it and ORYNT will match GitHub’s stable account ID and add the listing to Your Listings. Organization owners and other maintainers can claim management by completing a short-lived verification-file challenge.
04What can I use for free?
A free account includes every discovery filter, the top three matches per search, the top ten Today, Week, and Month rankings, repository submissions, voting, reporting, and sharing. Paid membership unlocks the complete search result set and your saved-project workspace.
05Will the $14.99 founding price increase next year?
No. Join the yearly plan during the first 90 days of launch and you pay $14.99 at checkout, then only $14.99 once every year on renewal for as long as that subscription remains active. It does not change to the standard $29.99 yearly price.
06How do Today, Week, and Month rankings work?
ORYNT ranks projects using period activity rather than lifetime upvotes alone. Votes, freshness, and saves contribute to a time-decayed score so useful new projects can surface without old listings dominating forever.
07How does ORYNT keep listings useful and current?
GitHub metadata is synchronized regularly, while community reports flag spam, unsafe code, duplicates, misleading information, unavailable repositories, and other concerns for moderation.