About Omachi
A clearer view of the Omarchy plugin ecosystem.
Omachi turns catalog activity into history, comparisons, and reusable stats. You can follow releases and verification changes, compare marketplace activity, explore related plugins, and embed charts or badges in your own project pages.
Built to support the official catalog
The official Omarchy Plugin Catalog remains the home for publishing, reviewing, discovering, and installing plugins. Omachi reads its public feeds, keeps a short history, and links each plugin page back to its official listing.
Omachi will remain an independent analytics companion. It does not accept submissions, set verification status, or provide an alternative installation path.
What Omachi adds
The catalog shows the current ecosystem. Omachi keeps enough context to show how it changes.
- History
- Eight-hour snapshots preserve 90 days of marketplace counts, versions, and verification changes.
- Comparisons
- Leaderboards, author totals, categories, and activity trends place each plugin in ecosystem context.
- Exploration
- Health views summarize verification and install status; the marketplace explorer graph connects related community plugins.
- Reusable data
- Public JSON endpoints power the dashboard and let maintainers add live charts and badges to their own docs.
Data sources and timing
- Catalog
- The catalog and explorer graph come from the Omarchy Plugin Catalog, whose source is MIT licensed.
- Marketplace stats
- The marketplace stats API supplies views, copies, and hearts with its maintainer's permission.
Reading the data
- Counts
- Marketplace counts measure activity in the catalog, not plugin quality or an Omachi endorsement.
- Verification
- Verification and install status come from the catalog. Omachi reports them without making its own review decisions.
- Polling delay
- Polling creates a small delay between an upstream change and the dashboard, and history covers the latest 90 days.
30 min
new plugin check
8 h
full snapshots
daily
explorer relations
Independent and open source
Ussego builds and operates Omachi as a community project. It is not affiliated with Omarchy, Basecamp, or the catalog maintainers. You can inspect the code, report incorrect data, or suggest an improvement on GitHub.
Omachi uses color themes generated from Omarchy's built-in themes, released under the MIT license.
Omachi's own code is MIT licensed.