You have thousands of stars and no way to talk to a single one of them. WarmStars turns that count into names, the developers and the companies behind them, so you can find sponsors, recruit contributors, and actually ask your users what they need.
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Sponsors, contributors, and users, by name.
Maintaining a popular project is strangely lonely: a five-figure star count, an empty sponsor tier, and an issue tracker that only hears from the angry. WarmStars scans your stargazers and turns them into people: the engineers at companies that quietly depend on your work, the active users who could carry a chunk of the load, the sample you’d love to interview. The list was always yours; now you can reach it.
Surface the stargazers at companies that depend on your project: the accounts with budget and the strongest reason to back the sponsor tier.
Reach engaged users by their activity and bio and invite the ones already in your code to help carry the maintenance load.
Email a real sample of your users for feedback instead of inferring the roadmap from whoever shouts loudest in the issue tracker.
Every scanned stargazer carries the context to know who to ask for what: funding, code, or a candid answer about what’s missing.
emailA direct line for a sponsor ask or a research invite, only where the developer made one public.
companyThe org behind the user: the signal for which sponsorships are worth a personal, named ask.
bioContext on who they are and what they build, so contributor and research outreach lands as a real, specific note.
One star comes back as an engineer at a company that ships on your library. Exactly the sponsor ask, contributor invite, or research interview you couldn’t reach before.
your-name/lib9.7k starsirene@lattice.cloudpublic profileFree to start. Two scans a month. Public data only, opt-out always honored.