pypi analytics
Live download analytics for my open-source Python packages across rmt-denoise, cairometal, narrate, ollama-installer, and python-to-binary. — fetches logged all-time, mirrors included; the count below has them removed.
packages on pypi
Open-source packages published on PyPI — click through to GitHub or PyPI, or scroll down for live download stats.
A compiler written with nothing but the standard library: Python AST → its own IR → its own optimizer → handwritten x86-64/ARM64 → ELF, PE, or Mach-O bytes it writes itself. No C toolchain, assembler, or linker — and no dependencies at all. Also freezes or bundles arbitrary CPython apps. How it works →
downloads · mirrors separated
PyPI counts every fetch as a download — including the index mirrors and CI caches that pull packages automatically with nobody asking. Those are the majority here. The headline below has mirrors removed, the closest thing PyPI offers to “a person installed this”, with the raw figure alongside for honesty.
Snapshotted nightly from pypistats.org and committed as static JSON — never an estimate.
deeper breakdowns · live query
The numbers above are the totals. For a specific cut — downloads by country, by release, or by Python version — query any PyPI project directly.
Data pulled live from the public ClickPy dataset (PyPI download logs on ClickHouse). Queries run entirely in your browser — nothing is sent to me.