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Browse, tag, sort, and view your GitHub stars. StarDeck turns your GitHub starred repositories into something you can actually find again. If you’ve starred hundreds of repos “for later” and then lost them in the noise, StarDeck gives you a fast side panel to browse, search, tag, and sort them without another account or cloud app. WHY INSTALL • Find any starred repo in seconds - fuzzy search across name, owner, topics, and your tags • Organize your way - add personal tags, filter Untagged, and bulk-tag multiple repos at once • Stay in flow - opens as a side panel (⌘⇧S / Ctrl⇧S), plus lightweight tools on GitHub itself • Private by design - your token and tags stay in this browser; StarDeck never writes to GitHub WHAT YOU GET • Sync your starred repositories from GitHub • List and grid views • Sort by recently starred or last updated • Topic filters and an Untagged filter • Hover previews for description and topics • Custom tags in the panel or on GitHub repo pages • Refresh stars from your GitHub stars tab HOW IT WORKS 1. Install StarDeck and open the side panel 2. Paste a GitHub personal access token (read-only stars access) 3. Sync once - then search, tag, and filter locally StarDeck only needs read access to your stars. It talks to the GitHub API from your browser and stores data in chrome.storage.local on your device. No backend. No analytics. Disconnect anytime to clear local data. Built for developers who star a lot - and want those stars to stay useful.
Jul 15, 2026
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