✦AI-powered repo finderSearch by words and meaning
Describe it. Get repos that fit.
Popular, free-to-use, maintained repos for what you’re building.
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Turn your picks into a build plan
A build plan (a PRD — product requirements doc) your AI can code straight from. Replore doesn't
write it — your own AI does, free and private. Copy the prompt below into any AI agent (Claude Code,
Codex, Cursor…) or open it in Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini. It lists the repos you selected.
Prompt copied — paste it into Gemini (it has no pre-fill link).
Too many repos for the Claude and ChatGPT links. Tap the copy
icon above and paste into any AI — or untick a few repos.
Got a useful plan? Leave a tip ☕ It helps us keep Replore free and fund more open-source projects.
Plans work best with 10 or fewer repos. You picked
— untick the weakest few for a sharper plan.
Open in Claude opens a new chat on your own claude.ai account
with the prompt ready to send. (If your browser doesn't pre-fill it, just tap the copy icon and paste.)
New to the plugin? .
Filters
Narrow your search — all optional. These apply to your next search.
Find similar repos
Paste a repo you already like — owner/repo or a GitHub link — then type a few words in the
search box (e.g. “free ai call”) so I can narrow the similar repos to what you actually want.
How Replore works
Three steps, right in your browser — no account, no key.
Describe your project, tap Find, and get the repos that fit — relevant, popular, free to use.
Hybrid search: repos are ranked by your words and by what you mean, so "voice notes" also finds "speech-to-text". Repos our index finds that the word search missed are checked on GitHub before you see them.
Build a plan: tick the repos you like on the results, then tap Generate plan.
Replore hands the picks to your own Claude (Copy, or Open in Claude), which writes a full build plan
(a PRD) you can code straight from — free and private.
For AI-written searches and a whole PRD read feature
by feature, use the plugin (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any AI agent).
Use Replore in your AI agent
The smart version has your AI write the searches, judge which results fit, and show every suitable
repo — not just this page's list. In Claude Code it also reads a whole PRD feature by feature. Free &
open-source. Pick your agent:
Get Claude Code — a free AI coding assistant for your terminal:
claude.com/claude-code. Check
Python 3.11+ with python3 --version (Windows: python.org, tick "Add python.exe to PATH"; Mac: brew install python).
Add the plugin — type claude in any folder, then paste:
/replore:find a diet app for iPhone, starting from scratch
Works with any model — Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, VS Code Copilot, Windsurf,
Cline — through MCP (Model Context Protocol), the open tool-connection standard all of them support.
Get Replore — needs Python 3.11+ and git (or on GitHub click Code → Download ZIP and unzip).
On Windows type python wherever it says python3.
Then cd replore and run pwd (Windows: cd) — that prints the full path you need next.
Add Replore to your agent's MCP config file — command python3, argument
<that path>/scripts/mcp_server.py. Add the replore entry inside the existing list;
don't replace the file. Then restart the agent. The exact file and snippet for each agent are in the
README.
Ask your agent — "find repos for a diet app for iPhone". It calls Replore's
find_repos tool and shows the comparison table.
No MCP? Open the cloned folder in your agent. Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Cline
and Windsurf read AGENTS.md automatically; with any other agent say "follow AGENTS.md". It then
runs scripts/scout.py itself.
You've got a shortlist. Here's how to go from "a list of repos" to actually building, in three steps.
Pick the ones that fit — tap + Add to plan on the 2–3 cards you like. Compare them:
check the license verdict (can you use it in a paid product?) and the updated date before you commit to one.
Get a build plan — hit Generate plan on the bar that appears. Replore turns your picks plus
what you're building into a step-by-step prompt — no AI runs here, it hands the prompt to your own AI.
Build it with your AI agent — paste the plan into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any agent and start
shipping. Want smarter search and a feature-by-feature plan from a whole PRD? .
Remember: stars are popularity, not quality, and a license is a plain summary, not legal advice.
Send feedback
Report a bug or suggest an improvement. It's sent to the Cardzo team (hello@cardzo.co.in).
Add a title first.
Thanks — your feedback was sent to Cardzo.
Or write to hello@cardzo.co.in
Privacy
Replore has no account, no user database and no visitor analytics, and stores nothing you type. Its only server
code is a small relevance check that passes your search to an AI and keeps none of it; if that check fails, it records
only the error type and time so we can fix it. When our meaning-based search is switched on, the same check also asks an
AI model what your words mean and looks them up in an index of public repo names and descriptions (Cloudflare
Vectorize); every repo found that way is checked live on GitHub before you see it.
Your search words go from your browser straight to GitHub (with your IP address) to run the search.
To show only relevant repos, your search words and the list of repos found go through our relevance check
to an AI provider (Cloudflare Workers AI, or Groq when that is unavailable or over its daily limit), which judges which repos fit.
We don't store or log them; each provider handles them under its own terms
(Cloudflare,
Groq). If the check is unavailable you simply
get the unfiltered keyword results.
Where repo data comes from: the GitHub API. Replore is not affiliated with or endorsed by GitHub.
GitHub® is a trademark of GitHub, Inc. Tips (if you leave one) go through Stripe; we never see your card details.
Saved for an hour: your browser keeps your last 10 searches and their results on this device for one hour,
so repeating one is instant. They never leave your device; the next search after an hour runs fresh. For identical
searches, our relevance check also reuses the AI's answer for an hour; it keeps only a fingerprint of the search and which
repos to hide, never your words.
Bot check: Cloudflare Turnstile is on: your browser loads it from Cloudflare when you search, and
it checks that you're a person before the AI check runs. It usually needs no click. Cloudflare handles it under the
same privacy policy.
When the page loads, only Cloudflare (our host) sees your IP address; loading the page doesn't reveal what
you search (the relevance check above does send your search words to Cloudflare). Fonts and
scripts come from this site, not from Google or other CDNs. Searches are never put in the page address.
On your device only: your last search, results and filters, so a refresh brings them back. Tap ✕ in the
search bar or the Replore logo to delete them.
Uploaded plans are read in your browser and never uploaded; only short feature phrases are searched on GitHub.
Open in Claude or Open in ChatGPT sends the build-plan prompt to your own claude.ai or chatgpt.com
account, only when you click it. Open in Gemini copies it and opens gemini.google.com; you paste it.
Feedback you send (title, type, message, and your email only if you add it) goes through
Web3Forms (api.web3forms.com), an email-forwarding service, to hello@cardzo.co.in. Nothing is
sent until you press Send.
No cookies, ads or tracking pixels from Replore.
The plugin and MCP server run on your computer; your AI provider handles your
conversation under its own terms. Full details, including the plugin's local safety log:
PRIVACY.md.
This is a plain description of how Replore works, not legal advice.
About the results
Results are ranked by fit — how well a repo matches your words, how popular it is (stars),
and how freely you can use its license — so the top pick is relevant and popular and free to use,
not just the most-starred. Each card says why it's relevant. This page is keyword search: it matches
your words, then a small AI check hides repos that clearly don't fit. The
plugin
goes further: it has your AI write the searches and judge every result, and reads a whole plan
feature by feature. Results are GitHub search matches, not a scan of every repository. Stars measure
popularity, not quality, and can be bought. "Completely free?" and "OK in a paid product?" are read from the
license only — a plain summary, not legal advice; some projects also sell a paid hosted version or add-ons.
Hybrid search: repos are ranked by your words and by what you mean, so "voice notes" also finds "speech-to-text". Repos our index finds that the word search missed are checked on GitHub before you see them.