Code & CI
GitHub in your Plash dashboard
Plash connects to GitHub and shows its numbers next to your other app tools, starting with stars, forks, open issues and open pull requests; latest release. Connect it once, link it to any app, and get alerts when something changes.
What you see from GitHub
- Stars, forks, open issues and open pull requests; latest release
- Pull requests opened and merged, median time to merge, stale PRs and PRs waiting for review
- Issues opened and closed, commits and top contributors (28 days, with change)
- CI status on the default branch, success rate, failures and duration per workflow
- Views and clones (14 days), when the token allows
What Plash reads
Repository stats (stars, forks, issues), open pull requests, releases, GitHub Actions runs and, if allowed, traffic. Plash never pushes, comments or changes settings.
- Organization repositories may need an owner to approve the token first.
Setup
How to connect GitHub
- 1
Create a fine-grained personal access token
GitHub › Settings › Developer settings › Fine-grained tokens › Generate new token.
Open github.com ↗ - 2
Choose the repositories
Set the resource owner (you or your organization) and select the repositories to show.
- 3
Grant read-only permissions
Repository permissions: Metadata, Contents, Issues, Pull requests and Actions set to Read-only. Add Administration: Read-only only if you want traffic (views and clones).
- 4
Generate the token and copy it into the form
It starts with github_pat_.
What Plash does with GitHub
Dashboard
Every app, every tool, one screen
See installs, revenue, ratings, crashes, traffic and deploys for all your apps on one home screen, then open any app for its own dashboard. Connects Google Play, App Store Connect, Stripe and Supabase.
Learn moreRoadmap
Plan next to your numbers
Plan each app on a board: Ideas, Planned, In progress, Done. Drag cards between columns, set priority and due dates, and keep the roadmap next to the numbers it should be driven by.
Learn moreGitHub and Plash: questions
How do I connect GitHub to Plash?
1. Create a fine-grained personal access token 2. Choose the repositories 3. Grant read-only permissions 4. Generate the token and copy it into the form It takes a few minutes, once per account.
What does Plash read from GitHub?
Repository stats (stars, forks, issues), open pull requests, releases, GitHub Actions runs and, if allowed, traffic. Plash never pushes, comments or changes settings.
Which GitHub numbers does Plash show?
Stars, forks, open issues and open pull requests; latest release; Pull requests opened and merged, median time to merge, stale PRs and PRs waiting for review; Issues opened and closed, commits and top contributors (28 days, with change); CI status on the default branch, success rate, failures and duration per workflow; Views and clones (14 days), when the token allows.
Can I get alerts on GitHub data?
Yes, on Indie and Studio. Plash alerts you when something breaks, and you can create your own rules on any GitHub number, sent by email and push. Studio adds Slack and Discord.
See GitHub next to everything else
14 days of everything in Studio, free. No card needed.