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About StarredLists
StarredLists — More GitHub Star Lists
GitHub limits you to 32 lists. StarredLists raises that cap so you can organize your starred repos the way you actually want to.
Why StarredLists?
If you star a lot of repos, you've hit the wall. 32 lists isn't enough. StarredLists works right inside GitHub, replacing the native list sidebar with a better one. No new tabs, no separate app. Everything stays where you expect it.
Plans
• Free: 5 lists, 100 repos per list
• Pro: 100 lists, 500 repos per list
• Power: 200 lists, 1,000 repos per list
Features
• One-click import: bring in all your existing GitHub lists and repos instantly
• Search and filter: find repos across your lists in seconds
• Sort your way: by name, date added, newest, or oldest
• Inline repo management: add or remove repos from lists without leaving the page
• Works on any repo page: quick dropdown to add any repo to your lists
• Tier badges: see your plan at a glance (Free, Pro, Power)
How it works
1. Install the extension and sign in with GitHub
2. Import your existing GitHub lists (or start fresh)
3. Browse GitHub as usual. StarredLists replaces the native list UI seamlessly
Built for developers who star everything
Tutorials, tools, frameworks, libraries, design systems, dotfiles. If you're the type who stars first and organizes later, StarredLists gives you the room to finally sort it all out.
Not affiliated with GitHub. StarredLists is an independent tool that enhances your GitHub experience.