Steady rush
Browser brick breaker arcade games
13 new in 12 days · 17 total
Arcade brick breaker game for Android with ten levels, worlds, and boss fights.
Best so far2 ★
Live · 339,833 entries · 172,767 products · 13 sources · recomputed 2026-10-10 17:11 UTC
Software supply index · new apps per month
New apps are arriving 4.6× as fast as in 2025.
F-Droid, a volunteer-reviewed catalogue with no AI angle, July to September 2026 against its 2025 monthly average. 968 different developers in 2026 so far, against 419 in all of 2025.
4×F-Droid · full sweep40 → 159 a month
2.8×Flathub · full sweep53 → 151 a month
3.3×Arch User Repository · searched104 → 343 a month
2.1×App Store sample · searched290 → 615 a month
April to September 2026 against the 2025 monthly average. The busiest single F-Droid developer made 2.2% of this year's new apps, so the step is a crowd, not a few prolific publishers.
Heating up · 27 September to 8 October
What people started building in the last two weeks.
Ideas where most of what the index holds arrived in the last twelve days. Each bar is new projects per day, on the same scale on every card, so a burst looks like a burst.
Steady rush
Digital wedding invitation apps
42 new in 12 days · 178 total
Self-hosted platform for couples to create and manage digital wedding invitations, including RSVP, guest book, photo galleries, and countdown features.
Best so far3 ★
Steady rush
Offline voice dictation apps
21 new in 12 days · 45 total
Desktop app that provides offline voice typing on Linux, converting speech to text in the active application when a hotkey is pressed.
Best so far55 ★
Steady rush
Browser Pong games
13 new in 12 days · 18 total
Browser-based Pong game with one-player and two-player modes, CPU opponent, touch controls, and score tracking.
Best so far0 ★
One-day burst
AI empathetic diary apps
13 new in 12 days · 18 total
Web app that guides users through daily happiness practices via an AI chatbot, journaling, and digital wellness tools.
Best so far1 ★
Steady rush
AI coding desktop pets
27 new in 12 days · 79 total
Desktop tray application that switches virtual pet companions and displays usage limits for an AI coding assistant.
Best so far100 ★
A burst is one day carrying most of the fortnight: usually a class assignment, a hackathon or a single viral post. A steady rush keeps arriving for days. The newest two days are still being collected, so they are left off. Only sources that publish a creation date can appear here.
Anatomy of a gold rush · Game anti-cheat bypass tools · from 25 August
When an idea goes viral, 66 copies ship in 48 hours. The leader keeps 8% of the stars.
The leader: Undetected cheat tool for Rust that bypasses anti-cheat to provide players with automated aiming and wallhack abilities.
Who got the 723 stars
The leader7.9%
The second7.7%
The third7.6%
The other 73 (median 8 ★)76.8%
76 projects from 76 different owners. For scale, the typical idea in the index took 2,744 days to go from its first copy to its 25th. The biggest 48-hour burst of the last 90 days is shown, so this section changes when a bigger one happens.
The one-day app · 95,936 GitHub products created since January 2025
55% of new apps are never touched again after their first day.
Still being worked on after one day: ai-built 44%, hand-coded 47%, no label 44%. After a year: ai-built 4%, hand-coded 9%, no label 10%.
AI-built (mostly Lovable and Bolt exports)Hand-codedNo label
Once a repo goes quiet, the odds of a comeback fall fast, whoever built it.
Chance of another commit in the next 21 days, by how long the repo had already been idle. Bars: AI-built, hand-coded, no label.
A repo counts as still going at an age if it was still receiving pushes that long after creation, and each point only counts repos we have watched that long. The idle-time panel follows 75,276 repos across 61 days of daily snapshots.
Same idea, different planet · the most-built ideas in the index
The most-built ideas are huge on the App Store and invisible on GitHub.
Bars show how many of each idea exist on each side. The number under each bar is how the best one is doing.
GitHub repos · best repo's starsIdeaApp Store apps · best app's ratings
Stars and ratings measure different audiences, so compare within a side, not across. The App Store side comes from term searches, so it leans towards apps that already have ratings.
How we measure
Five notes that keep these charts honest
- Supply. F-Droid and Flathub are full sweeps, dated by each catalogue's own added or first-release date. The Arch and App Store figures come from term searches and show direction, not level. F-Droid added only 6 apps in February 2026, which looks like a review backlog; the summer months stand without March.
- Heating up. Ranked by how much of each idea-cluster was created in the window, weighted by volume, with at least twelve new projects. Clusters whose centres sit within cosine 0.91 of each other are the same idea split in two and are folded into one card.
- Gold rush. The idea-cluster with the most new projects over any two consecutive days in the last 90 days. Stars are read from GitHub by the daily refresh.
- Survival. GitHub only, since the catalogues and web builders publish no last-change date. "AI-built" is mostly detected from builder boilerplate in the README (Lovable, Bolt), so it measures builder exports, not all AI-assisted code.
- Not a census. The index finds GitHub repos through searches and the App Store through search terms. Every figure on this page is computed live from the index; see the monthly reports and clusters for the underlying lists.