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We build in the open. Numbers included.

Most companies keep their numbers private. We publish ours: every clone, contributor and commit. Public numbers keep us honest, and the open in open source was never meant to stop at the code.

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—Cloud usersAccounts on Yosemite Crew Cloud, verified or not.
—Repository clonesClone events from GitHub traffic. Not installs, not people.
—ContributorsAccounts credited with commits, bots excluded.
—Discord membersBuilders and pet pros in the community.
—GitHub starsDevelopers who bookmarked the project.
Why we publish
What you measure is what you actually care about. So we measure in public, the good months and the messy ones, because hiding a number only delays the fix and quietly picks who gets to see the truth. If you build in the open, it should not stop at the code.
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The repository, in real time.

Everything below is read straight from the public repo the moment this page loads. Nothing is curated, nothing is cached. If a commit landed an hour ago, it is here.

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The people
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Every avatar is a real person who has merged work into Yosemite Crew.

What the numbers stand for

Transparency is a habit, not a page.

Honest by default

A number anyone can check is a number you cannot quietly massage. Publishing removes the temptation to round up in our own favour.

Sovereignty first

We share totals, never records. Every figure here comes from the public repository and the community, and none of it from a clinic's data or a pet parent's account.

Open all the way down

The code is AGPL-3.0 and the metrics sit right beside it. Read the source, then read the numbers the source produced. Same repo, same truth.

Read the numbers. Then read the code.

Same repository, nothing hidden behind it. Clone it, run it locally, and see for yourself what the numbers are made of.