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Track Bun: GitHub, npm & hiring signals
Sigmon monitors Bun across 27 of 27 public signal sources and turns the movement into a weekly strategic brief — what changed, why it matters, and what to do this week. Below is what we actually detect right now.
Bun
The company behind Bun, the incredibly fast JavaScript runtime, bundler, transpiler and package manager.
Top repositories
- oven-sh/bun95.1k
- oven-sh/awesome-bun3.6k
- oven-sh/setup-bun713
- oven-sh/homebrew-bun172
- oven-sh/bun-releases-for-updater32
npm packages
- bun2.9M/wk
27 of 27 signal sources track Bun
Each lights up only when its prerequisite signal exists — so this count is real coverage, not inflated.
Leading indicators, before the news cycle
Sigmon surfaces what Bun is about to do — SEC Form D funding filings, senior-role hiring surges, README positioning pivots, certificate-transparency staging spikes, release velocity changes — so you read the move before it hits Hacker News.
Track Bun — free, in 60 seconds
See exactly what Sigmon catches for Bun before the news cycle — funding filings, hiring shifts, README pivots, release velocity. One weekly strategic brief, no scraping.
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Frequently asked questions
- Is tracking Bun on Sigmon free?
- Yes. Sigmon's free tier monitors Bun's GitHub, npm, releases and pricing and sends a weekly strategic brief of what changed — no credit card required.
- What does Sigmon track for Bun?
- Bun's public footprint: GitHub stars and release cadence, npm downloads, hiring signals, Hacker News and community mentions, pricing-page changes, and new subdomains from certificate-transparency logs — 27 of 27 signal sources for Bun. Currently showing 95.1k GitHub stars and 2.9M weekly npm downloads.
- How often is Bun's data updated?
- Signals are collected daily and summarized into one weekly brief, so you see meaningful moves without daily noise.
- Where does Sigmon get Bun's data?
- Only public sources — GitHub, npm, Hacker News, public job boards, SEC EDGAR and certificate-transparency logs. No scraping behind logins and nothing that violates a site's terms.