OSS Hub
A mobile-first platform for exploring, rating, preserving, and discussing open-source codebases.
Read the build from several angles.
Authentic screens, terminal output, and architecture plates are kept together so the page shows the shape of the work without inflating the claim.
This record uses a procedural architecture view because no authentic public screenshot has been approved.
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What exists.
OSS Hub is a developer platform for discovering open-source codebases, preserving snippet provenance, and sharing code socially through a mobile-first interface.
Where it resisted.
Open-source discovery is fragmented across GitHub, package managers, and blog posts. A unified view needs to preserve context about why code matters, not just what it contains.
What I changed.
Built a Turborepo monorepo with Convex backend, Expo mobile app, and web frontend, focused on repository browsing, snippet preservation, and social features.
The obvious implementation was not the product.
Start mobile-first because developers increasingly browse code on phones, even if they edit on desktop.
Current proof
03- Monorepo with backend, mobile, web, and shared packages.
- Convex schema with users, repositories, files, snippets, bookmarks, and feed.
- Expo Router app with public and protected routes.
Public detail is intentionally limited. No private source, customer data, or sensitive architecture is exposed.
What this build changed.
Code discovery needs provenance and social context, not just search.