Eight million downloads in six months

Graphify passed 8 million downloads on PyPI this week, six months to the day after the first commit on 5 April. That is about 44,000 a day, every day, since the start. The repository has also been forked nearly 12,000 times.

Downloads are a quieter number than stars, and we watch them more closely. A star is a bookmark. A download is someone actually running Graphify on their own code, in CI, in a dev container, or on a laptop. We wrote about crossing 100,000 stars in August, but this is the number underneath that one: eight million installs is the tool doing real work, well past the people who first saw it on X.

Nothing about the deal changed to get there. You type /graphify in your assistant and get a map of your codebase back in about thirty seconds, parsed on your machine with tree-sitter, every edge tagged EXTRACTED or INFERRED, with nothing sent anywhere. People keep installing it because that part keeps being true.

The open-source engine stays open source. Graphify Cloud, the always-on version that keeps your code, docs, and meetings mapped in the background and queryable from anywhere, is live at app.graphify.com.

Thanks for running it, eight million times.

Safi and the Graphify team