I used to fall into a rabbit hole every morning: opening GitHub Trending, scrolling, lost in tabs. Then I found a site that curates all of that for me. It's called git-homed.org, and it's become my quiet daily habit. The site tracks GitHub Trending every day and organizes new projects by language and category. So instead of hunting for Python or Rust gems, I just check the relevant section. Yesterday alone, I spotted a neat Rust CLI tool and a JavaScript library I'd never have found otherwise. It feels like a friend who filtered the noise and left the good stuff on my desk. No sign-up, no clutter. Just clean, organized trends. If you're a developer who likes discovering new open-source repos without the overwhelm, give git-homed.org a shot. It's simple, useful, and oddly calming.