REPO·RANK #387·2/6 firing·Ruby
Rank#387Ruby
Cross-signal1.10 / 6.0
Quietly building. and a small but loyal HackerNews following (1 mentions / 7d) and X posts (9 / 24h). Reddit, Bluesky and Dev.to are still cold — typical for a niche project at this stage.
Cross-signal · 30D+0
GitHubQUIET+0 stars24h
HackerNewsFIRING1 posts7d
RedditQUIET0 posts7d
BlueskyQUIET0 posts7d
Dev.toQUIET0 posts7d
XFIRING9 posts24h
Stars16.5k+433 7d+0 today
Forks1.5k+0 7d9% fork ratio
Contribs0+0 30dsolo-led
Momentum19.03.4stars-velocity score
SurfaceTHIN1 / 6last commit
Coverage3 / 13 sources fired (7d)
·91
Added 433 stars over the past week, climbing the Ruby leaderboard with a steady 7-day curve.
// 01 · GITHUB MOMENTUM
19.0
0 stars 24h | +433 7d
// 02 · MENTIONS
0
0 in 24h | 1 source
// 03 · CROSS-SIGNAL
1.10
2/6 channels firing
// 04 · PACKAGE ADOPTION
-
no linked package yet
// 05 · PROJECT SURFACE
thin
last commit
// 01
Breakdown
How is this scored?
- 6.0
- strong signal across ≥5 of 6 channels
- 5.0
- strong signal across ≥4 of 6 channels
- 4.0
- strong signal across ≥3 of 6 channels
- 3.0+
- active on 2+ channels
- <1.0
- low or no cross-channel activity
Each channel contributes 0-1. Per-channel tiers: GitHub (breakout 1.0 / hot 0.7 / rising 0.4), HN (front-page 1.0 / ≥3 mentions 0.7 / 1-2 mentions 0.4), Bluesky (≥5 mentions 1.0 / 2-4 0.7 / 1 0.4), dev.to (≥3 articles 1.0 / 2 0.7 / 1 0.4), Reddit (corpus-normalized 48h velocity), X (≥10 mentions 24h 1.0 / 3-9 0.7 / 1-2 0.4).
- GitHub momentum0.00
- Reddit0.00
- HackerNews0.40
- Bluesky0.00
- dev.to0.00
- X (Twitter)0.70
* Reddit bar shows a per-repo velocity proxy (raw score / 100); the score formula uses the corpus-normalized version so a single repo's bar may not match its contribution to the corpus-wide ranking.
// KNOWN REPO · PACKAGE · LAUNCH · SITE SURFACES
GitHubdocusealco/docuseal16.5k starsWebsitedocuseal.comsite found; profile scan queued
Docspendingdocs scanner pending
npmnoneno linked npm package
ProductHuntnoneno launch linked
Paper/modelpendingHF/arXiv resolver not attached yet
// 02
Growth
Today
16.5k
+84 last 24h
7d
+2.3k
16% wow
30d
+4.3k
35% mom
Spike
+12.2k/d
· peak day
// 03
Mentions
// last scanreddit 52mhn 22mbluesky 14mdevto 1hph 2hnpm 1h
- X→ OPEN
@Zibelthiur @heynavtoor @grok Vezi ca nu ai acces API la DocuSeal varianta free, tot trebuie sa platesti chiar si daca e self-hosted. Recomand Documenso, e gratuit absolut tot daca e self-hosted.▶ Twitter - X→ OPEN
Yes, DocuSeal works in Romania. It's self-hosted, unlimited, and supports eIDAS-compliant signatures (including QES for full legal equivalence to handwritten ones across the EU). CertSign is a Qualified Trust Service Provider that issues qualified certificates. DocuSeal is the document workflow/platform. To fully replace CertSign's role in high-stakes official filings (e.g., ONRC), you'd integrate DocuSeal with a QTSP like CertSign for QES certificates. Their docs cover the setup. For most contracts, it's ready to go now. Self-host and test it.▶ Twitter - X→ OPEN
@heynavtoor You don’t even need DocuSeal. You can sign in any PDF reader these days for free. And store the docs in any file store or even just email storage. BUT that’s not the actual need. The actual need is .. and DocuSign meets it.▶ Twitter - X→ OPEN
$2.50 per ID check Up to $50K/year for support You’re literally rationing signatures in 2026. Now meet DocuSeal. Free. Open source. No limits. Turn PDFs into signable forms Drag & drop fields Multi-signer workflows Audit trails + verification API access Self-host with Docker▶ Twitter - X→ OPEN
**Yes, but full-featured self-hosted DocuSign-style platforms under MIT or similarly permissive licenses are rare.** Most popular open-source alternatives (DocuSeal, Documenso, OpenSign) use AGPL-3.0. For permissive options, Verdocs offers MIT-licensed SDKs and web components for embedding e-signatures. Otherwise, you'd typically combine MIT/Apache PDF libs (like pdf-lib) into a custom solution rather than using a ready-made app. AGPL still gives you free self-hosting with no usage caps.▶ Twitter - X→ OPEN
"DocuSign is a $10 billion company built entirely on this pricing model. Now meet DocuSeal. A free and open source alternative to DocuSign. Created in 2023 by a Ruby developer named Alex who was simply trying to sign one document and realised every solution online was overpriced or required a subscription."▶ Twitter - X→ OPEN
Two things people are missing in this thread: 1. DocuSeal isn't actually "unlimited free." API access, bulk send, SSO, white-labeling all require Pro at $20/user/month, plus $0.20 per API document. The free tier is 10 signature requests/month in the cloud. Self-host is free for basic signing only. 2. Neither DocuSeal nor DocuSign Personal includes biometric identity verification. If a contract gets contested in court, an email-based signature is thin evidence. DocuSign locks real ID verification behind their Premier tier (enterprise pricing). Disclosure: building https://t.co/c6YdlNtMyH on point 2 — biometric + selfie + RFC 3161 timestamp on every signature. Free during beta, $15/mo unlimited after. Different problem than DocuSeal solves.▶ Twitter - X→ OPEN
Two things people are missing in this thread: 1. DocuSeal isn't actually "unlimited free." API access, bulk send, SSO, white-labeling all require Pro at $20/user/month, plus $0.20 per API document. The free tier is 10 signature requests/month in the cloud. Self-host is free for basic signing only. 2. Neither DocuSeal nor DocuSign Personal includes biometric identity verification. If a contract gets contested in court, an email-based signature is thin evidence. DocuSign locks real ID verification behind their Premier tier (enterprise pricing). Disclosure: building https://t.co/c6YdlNtMyH on point 2 — biometric + selfie + RFC 3161 timestamp on every signature. Free during beta, $15/mo unlimited after. Different problem than DocuSeal solves.▶ Twitter - X→ OPEN
Two things people are missing in this thread: 1. DocuSeal isn't actually "unlimited free." API access, bulk send, SSO, white-labeling all require Pro at $20/user/month, plus $0.20 per API document. The free tier is 10 signature requests/month in the cloud. Self-host is free for basic signing only. 2. Neither DocuSeal nor DocuSign Personal includes biometric identity verification. If a contract gets contested in court, an email-based signature is thin evidence. DocuSign locks real ID verification behind their Premier tier (enterprise pricing). Disclosure: building https://t.co/c6YdlNtMyH on point 2 — biometric + selfie + RFC 3161 timestamp on every signature. Free during beta, $15/mo unlimited after. Different problem than DocuSeal solves.▶ Twitter
// 04
Context
Open source DocuSign alternative
- https://www.docuseal.com
- 32 public repos
- 205 followers
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// 05Deep dive
// STARS16.5k+433/ 7dJust updated
// FORKS1.5k—/ 7dJust updated
// CONTRIBUTORS0—/ 30dJust updated
Open Issues99
Last Commit
Latest Release—
// TREND24h07d+43330d0
X
Ranked confirmation layer for repo-specific X buzz in the last 24h.
Mentions 24h
9
Authors 24h
6
Engagement
61
Peak hour
11:02
Score
58.8
Meaningful X activity confirmed. 9 matched posts across 6 authors.
Top matched posts
- @particularltd55 eng
Two things people are missing in this thread: 1. DocuSeal isn't actually "unlimited free." API access, bulk send, SSO, white-labeling all require Pro at $20/user/month, plus $0.20 per API document. The free tier is 10 signature requests/month in the cloud. Self-host is free for basic signing only. 2. Neither DocuSeal nor DocuSign Personal includes biometric identity verification. If a contract gets contested in court, an email-based signature is thin evidence. DocuSign locks real ID verification behind their Premier tier (enterprise pricing). Disclosure: building https://t.co/c6YdlNtMyH on point 2 — biometric + selfie + RFC 3161 timestamp on every signature. Free during beta, $15/mo unlimited after. Different problem than DocuSeal solves.
mediumphrase12d agoopenMatched through a repo-specific project phrase query.
- @grok3 eng
**Yes, but full-featured self-hosted DocuSign-style platforms under MIT or similarly permissive licenses are rare.** Most popular open-source alternatives (DocuSeal, Documenso, OpenSign) use AGPL-3.0. For permissive options, Verdocs offers MIT-licensed SDKs and web components for embedding e-signatures. Otherwise, you'd typically combine MIT/Apache PDF libs (like pdf-lib) into a custom solution rather than using a ready-made app. AGPL still gives you free self-hosting with no usage caps.
mediumphrase12d agoopenMatched through a repo-specific project phrase query.
- @anshublog1 eng
@heynavtoor You don’t even need DocuSeal. You can sign in any PDF reader these days for free. And store the docs in any file store or even just email storage. BUT that’s not the actual need. The actual need is .. and DocuSign meets it.
mediumphrase12d agoopenMatched through a repo-specific project phrase query.
- @LearnSphere201 eng
$2.50 per ID check Up to $50K/year for support You’re literally rationing signatures in 2026. Now meet DocuSeal. Free. Open source. No limits. Turn PDFs into signable forms Drag & drop fields Multi-signer workflows Audit trails + verification API access Self-host with Docker
mediumphrase12d agoopenMatched through a repo-specific project phrase query.
- @batesbn1 eng
"DocuSign is a $10 billion company built entirely on this pricing model. Now meet DocuSeal. A free and open source alternative to DocuSign. Created in 2023 by a Ruby developer named Alex who was simply trying to sign one document and realised every solution online was overpriced or required a subscription."
mediumphrase12d agoopenMatched through a repo-specific project phrase query.
- @mihaiscrie0 eng
@Zibelthiur @heynavtoor @grok Vezi ca nu ai acces API la DocuSeal varianta free, tot trebuie sa platesti chiar si daca e self-hosted. Recomand Documenso, e gratuit absolut tot daca e self-hosted.
mediumphrase11d agoopenMatched through a repo-specific project phrase query.
- @grok0 eng
Yes, DocuSeal works in Romania. It's self-hosted, unlimited, and supports eIDAS-compliant signatures (including QES for full legal equivalence to handwritten ones across the EU). CertSign is a Qualified Trust Service Provider that issues qualified certificates. DocuSeal is the document workflow/platform. To fully replace CertSign's role in high-stakes official filings (e.g., ONRC), you'd integrate DocuSeal with a QTSP like CertSign for QES certificates. Their docs cover the setup. For most contracts, it's ready to go now. Self-host and test it.
mediumphrase12d agoopenMatched through a repo-specific project phrase query.
- @particularltd0 eng
Two things people are missing in this thread: 1. DocuSeal isn't actually "unlimited free." API access, bulk send, SSO, white-labeling all require Pro at $20/user/month, plus $0.20 per API document. The free tier is 10 signature requests/month in the cloud. Self-host is free for basic signing only. 2. Neither DocuSeal nor DocuSign Personal includes biometric identity verification. If a contract gets contested in court, an email-based signature is thin evidence. DocuSign locks real ID verification behind their Premier tier (enterprise pricing). Disclosure: building https://t.co/c6YdlNtMyH on point 2 — biometric + selfie + RFC 3161 timestamp on every signature. Free during beta, $15/mo unlimited after. Different problem than DocuSeal solves.
mediumphrase12d agoopenMatched through a repo-specific project phrase query.
- @particularltd0 eng
Two things people are missing in this thread: 1. DocuSeal isn't actually "unlimited free." API access, bulk send, SSO, white-labeling all require Pro at $20/user/month, plus $0.20 per API document. The free tier is 10 signature requests/month in the cloud. Self-host is free for basic signing only. 2. Neither DocuSeal nor DocuSign Personal includes biometric identity verification. If a contract gets contested in court, an email-based signature is thin evidence. DocuSign locks real ID verification behind their Premier tier (enterprise pricing). Disclosure: building https://t.co/c6YdlNtMyH on point 2 — biometric + selfie + RFC 3161 timestamp on every signature. Free during beta, $15/mo unlimited after. Different problem than DocuSeal solves.
mediumphrase12d agoopenMatched through a repo-specific project phrase query.