
Create iOS and Android apps with React and Ionic

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One public page that adds up your npm, PyPI, VS Code and itch.io downloads and your GitHub stars, with a leaderboard and a README card. Free.
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No description of React-Ionic yet.
Your stars live on GitHub, your downloads on npm, your installs on the VS Code Marketplace, your games on itch.io. AuraCheck puts all of it on one public page. Sign in with GitHub (read-only) and in about 20 seconds you get: - Your totals across npm, PyPI, VS Code Marketplace + Open VSX, itch.io...
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As answered by people managing React-Ionic and auracheck.dev.
auracheck.dev's answer:
Next.js 16, TypeScript, PostgreSQL on Supabase with Drizzle, Vercel, and next/og (Satori) for the card images.
auracheck.dev's answer:
Free for every developer; no paying customers yet
auracheck.dev's answer:
Most developer stats tools look only at GitHub. AuraCheck adds up what you actually ship: downloads from npm, PyPI, VS Code Marketplace + Open VSX and itch.io, next to your GitHub stars, on one public page. And it only counts work you can prove is yours: a package adds to your score if its repo is yours or you verified the account that publishes it.
auracheck.dev's answer:
GitHub profile cards show commits and stars. AuraCheck shows reach: how many people download and install what you publish, across registries, refreshed daily. You get a public profile, a place on a leaderboard, a README card and badges, for free, with read-only GitHub sign-in. How the score is calculated is fully public.
auracheck.dev's answer:
Developers who publish things other people use: npm and PyPI packages, VS Code extensions, itch.io games and open source repos. Especially indie and open source maintainers who want one link that shows the reach of their work.
auracheck.dev's answer:
I'm a backend developer in Spain and I publish npm packages and VS Code extensions. Checking how they were doing meant opening npm, the Marketplace, Open VSX and GitHub one by one. So I built one page that adds it all up. It launched in October 2026 to my Spanish-speaking YouTube audience and is built and run by me alone.
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