├── recommended-instances.csv ├── update.sh ├── README.md ├── run.sh ├── stats.json └── LICENSE /recommended-instances.csv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | sopuli.xyz,beehaw.org 2 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /update.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/bash 2 | 3 | git pull 4 | ./run.sh 5 | git add stats.json 6 | git commit -m"Updating stats.json" 7 | git push 8 | 9 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Lemmy Instance Stats 2 | 3 | This uses the [lemmy-stats-crawler](https://yerbamate.ml/LemmyNet/lemmy-stats-crawler/) to create a `json` file of lemmy instance statistics. 4 | 5 | Run using `./run.sh`, update this repo using `./update.sh` 6 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /run.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/bash 2 | 3 | pushd ../lemmy-stats-crawler 4 | cargo run -- --start-instances $(cat ../lemmy-instance-stats/recommended-instances.csv) --exclude lemmy.glasgow.social,ds9.lemmy.ml,voyager.lemmy.ml,enterprise.lemmy.ml > stats.json 5 | mv stats.json ../lemmy-instance-stats 6 | popd 7 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /stats.json: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | { 2 | "crawled_instances": 41, 3 | "failed_instances": 110, 4 | "total_users": 26853, 5 | "total_online_users": 382, 6 | "instance_details": [ 7 | { 8 | "domain": "lemmygrad.ml", 9 | "name": "Lemmygrad", 10 | "description": "A collection of leftist communities, for memes, learning, news, discussion, media, or anything you like.", 11 | "version": "0.16.3", 12 | "icon": "https://lemmygrad.ml/pictrs/image/gB8yP0oFF5.png", 13 | "online_users": 184, 14 | "total_users": 6178, 15 | "users_active_halfyear": 1063, 16 | "users_active_month": 912, 17 | "open_registrations": true, 18 | "linked_instances_count": 18, 19 | "require_application": true 20 | }, 21 | { 22 | "domain": "lemmy.ml", 23 | "name": "Lemmy", 24 | "description": "A community of leftist privacy and FOSS enthusiasts, run by Lemmy’s developers", 25 | "version": "0.16.3", 26 | "icon": "https://lemmy.ml/pictrs/image/bhQ7ELa4oq.webp", 27 | "online_users": 126, 28 | "total_users": 16524, 29 | "users_active_halfyear": 1976, 30 | "users_active_month": 556, 31 | "open_registrations": true, 32 | "linked_instances_count": 54, 33 | "require_application": true 34 | }, 35 | { 36 | "domain": "szmer.info", 37 | "name": "szmer", 38 | "description": " wolność Ukrainie! | Свобода України!", 39 | "version": "0.16.1", 40 | "icon": "https://szmer.info/pictrs/image/XcQWr0D2CU.png", 41 | "online_users": 11, 42 | "total_users": 1177, 43 | "users_active_halfyear": 371, 44 | "users_active_month": 108, 45 | "open_registrations": true, 46 | "linked_instances_count": 6, 47 | "require_application": false 48 | }, 49 | { 50 | "domain": "wolfballs.com", 51 | "name": "Wolfballs", 52 | "description": "A decentralized federated community of freedom fighting meme farmers ", 53 | "version": "0.16.1", 54 | "icon": "https://wolfballs.com/pictrs/image/UYZ2wquwlB.png", 55 | "online_users": 7, 56 | "total_users": 226, 57 | "users_active_halfyear": 126, 58 | "users_active_month": 43, 59 | "open_registrations": true, 60 | "linked_instances_count": 9, 61 | "require_application": false 62 | }, 63 | { 64 | "domain": "lemmy.eus", 65 | "name": "Lemmy.eus", 66 | "description": "Euskarazko lehen web-foro irekiak. Software librea, fedibertsoa, euskalmemeak, literatura... (Basque language)", 67 | "version": "0.16.2", 68 | "icon": "https://lemmy.eus/pictrs/image/R55fPm9RfM.png", 69 | "online_users": 7, 70 | "total_users": 462, 71 | "users_active_halfyear": 163, 72 | "users_active_month": 33, 73 | "open_registrations": true, 74 | "linked_instances_count": 10, 75 | "require_application": true 76 | }, 77 | { 78 | "domain": "feddit.de", 79 | "name": "Feddit", 80 | "description": "Deutschsprachige Lemmy Community", 81 | "version": "0.16.2", 82 | "icon": "https://feddit.de/pictrs/image/uI7Q7MuePp.png", 83 | "online_users": 8, 84 | "total_users": 186, 85 | "users_active_halfyear": 65, 86 | "users_active_month": 29, 87 | "open_registrations": true, 88 | "linked_instances_count": 73, 89 | "require_application": true 90 | }, 91 | { 92 | "domain": "lemmy.perthchat.org", 93 | "name": "PerthChat", 94 | "description": "The Perthchat Lemmy Instance", 95 | "version": "0.16.3", 96 | "icon": "https://lemmy.perthchat.org/pictrs/image/d3728083-9d5f-4311-8c9b-d9dda43f7413.png", 97 | "online_users": 1, 98 | "total_users": 29, 99 | "users_active_halfyear": 23, 100 | "users_active_month": 23, 101 | "open_registrations": true, 102 | "linked_instances_count": 4, 103 | "require_application": true 104 | }, 105 | { 106 | "domain": "sopuli.xyz", 107 | "name": "Sopuli", 108 | "description": "A general-purpose instance run by a Finn - everyone is welcome here!", 109 | "version": "0.16.3", 110 | "icon": "https://sopuli.xyz/pictrs/image/AjMQEWabkH.png", 111 | "online_users": 3, 112 | "total_users": 346, 113 | "users_active_halfyear": 80, 114 | "users_active_month": 22, 115 | "open_registrations": true, 116 | "linked_instances_count": 20, 117 | "require_application": false 118 | }, 119 | { 120 | "domain": "slrpnk.net", 121 | "name": "SLRPNK", 122 | "description": "for people who want to shape a better world!", 123 | "version": "0.16.3", 124 | "icon": "https://slrpnk.net/pictrs/image/9d582815-3984-4996-9b10-b18706bebac1.png", 125 | "online_users": 1, 126 | "total_users": 20, 127 | "users_active_halfyear": 14, 128 | "users_active_month": 14, 129 | "open_registrations": true, 130 | "linked_instances_count": 2, 131 | "require_application": true 132 | }, 133 | { 134 | "domain": "beehaw.org", 135 | "name": "Beehaw", 136 | "description": "Aspiring to be(e) a safe, friendly and diverse place.", 137 | "version": "0.16.1", 138 | "icon": "https://beehaw.org/pictrs/image/33fad824-7820-41c0-9c4a-0d7cf831ddd3.png", 139 | "online_users": 12, 140 | "total_users": 74, 141 | "users_active_halfyear": 41, 142 | "users_active_month": 14, 143 | "open_registrations": true, 144 | "linked_instances_count": 6, 145 | "require_application": true 146 | }, 147 | { 148 | "domain": "mandacaru.caatinga.digital", 149 | "name": "Mandacaru", 150 | "description": null, 151 | "version": "0.14.1", 152 | "icon": null, 153 | "online_users": 0, 154 | "total_users": 33, 155 | "users_active_halfyear": 25, 156 | "users_active_month": 13, 157 | "open_registrations": true, 158 | "linked_instances_count": 3, 159 | "require_application": false 160 | }, 161 | { 162 | "domain": "lemmy.ca", 163 | "name": "Lemmy dot C.A.", 164 | "description": "A canadian-run community, geared towards canadians, but all are welcome!", 165 | "version": "0.16.3", 166 | "icon": "https://lemmy.ca/pictrs/image/AX0BZv78yT.png", 167 | "online_users": 4, 168 | "total_users": 303, 169 | "users_active_halfyear": 114, 170 | "users_active_month": 8, 171 | "open_registrations": true, 172 | "linked_instances_count": 20, 173 | "require_application": true 174 | }, 175 | { 176 | "domain": "lemmy.pt", 177 | "name": "Lemmy Portugal 🇵🇹", 178 | "description": "Uma instância pública de Lemmy dedicada a Portugal e à Língua Portuguesa.", 179 | "version": "0.16.2", 180 | "icon": "https://lemmy.pt/pictrs/image/fHkiLTfJNO.png", 181 | "online_users": 0, 182 | "total_users": 84, 183 | "users_active_halfyear": 23, 184 | "users_active_month": 5, 185 | "open_registrations": true, 186 | "linked_instances_count": 13, 187 | "require_application": true 188 | }, 189 | { 190 | "domain": "gtio.io", 191 | "name": "Go Talk It Out", 192 | "description": "Politically-neutral forum for serious debate", 193 | "version": "0.16.1", 194 | "icon": "https://gtio.io/pictrs/image/32f393ce-2895-462c-8f9b-25c31d713a05.png", 195 | "online_users": 4, 196 | "total_users": 5, 197 | "users_active_halfyear": 5, 198 | "users_active_month": 5, 199 | "open_registrations": true, 200 | "linked_instances_count": 2, 201 | "require_application": true 202 | }, 203 | { 204 | "domain": "forum.nogafam.es", 205 | "name": "Foro de NoGAFAM", 206 | "description": null, 207 | "version": "", 208 | "icon": "https://forum.nogafam.es/pictrs/image/GUUbHCRV1l.png", 209 | "online_users": 1, 210 | "total_users": 61, 211 | "users_active_halfyear": 15, 212 | "users_active_month": 5, 213 | "open_registrations": true, 214 | "linked_instances_count": 3, 215 | "require_application": false 216 | }, 217 | { 218 | "domain": "mander.xyz", 219 | "name": "Mander", 220 | "description": "An instance dedicated to nature and science.", 221 | "version": "0.16.1", 222 | "icon": "https://mander.xyz/pictrs/image/2fc86ef3-797e-4bcd-bcca-e75cdf0959f9.png", 223 | "online_users": 1, 224 | "total_users": 63, 225 | "users_active_halfyear": 24, 226 | "users_active_month": 5, 227 | "open_registrations": true, 228 | "linked_instances_count": 22, 229 | "require_application": true 230 | }, 231 | { 232 | "domain": "lemmy.juggler.jp", 233 | "name": "Juggler.jp Lemmyサービス", 234 | "description": null, 235 | "version": "0.16.1", 236 | "icon": "https://lemmy.juggler.jp/pictrs/image/v0TGrlnKGS.png", 237 | "online_users": 0, 238 | "total_users": 29, 239 | "users_active_halfyear": 13, 240 | "users_active_month": 4, 241 | "open_registrations": true, 242 | "linked_instances_count": 13, 243 | "require_application": false 244 | }, 245 | { 246 | "domain": "fapsi.be", 247 | "name": "Fapsi", 248 | "description": "This instance is for all the creative. No matter if you're a writer, author or illustrator.", 249 | "version": "0.16.2", 250 | "icon": "https://fapsi.be/pictrs/image/jUD7V242rr.png", 251 | "online_users": 2, 252 | "total_users": 142, 253 | "users_active_halfyear": 35, 254 | "users_active_month": 4, 255 | "open_registrations": true, 256 | "linked_instances_count": 11, 257 | "require_application": false 258 | }, 259 | { 260 | "domain": "midwest.social", 261 | "name": "midwest.social", 262 | "description": "A lemmy server for, but not limited to, leftists in the Midwest USA", 263 | "version": "0.16.1", 264 | "icon": "https://midwest.social/pictrs/image/Rbal22EuF8.png", 265 | "online_users": 1, 266 | "total_users": 98, 267 | "users_active_halfyear": 32, 268 | "users_active_month": 4, 269 | "open_registrations": true, 270 | "linked_instances_count": 12, 271 | "require_application": true 272 | }, 273 | { 274 | "domain": "tabinezumi.net", 275 | "name": "たびねずみのみみ", 276 | "description": "日本語圏Lemmyインスタンスのひとつ", 277 | "version": "0.16.0", 278 | "icon": null, 279 | "online_users": 0, 280 | "total_users": 34, 281 | "users_active_halfyear": 8, 282 | "users_active_month": 3, 283 | "open_registrations": true, 284 | "linked_instances_count": 9, 285 | "require_application": true 286 | }, 287 | { 288 | "domain": "baraza.africa", 289 | "name": "Baraza", 290 | "description": "A space to share and discusss Africa-related content. Karibu.", 291 | "version": "0.16.2", 292 | "icon": "https://baraza.africa/pictrs/image/qFpb6BEV2c.png", 293 | "online_users": 2, 294 | "total_users": 336, 295 | "users_active_halfyear": 95, 296 | "users_active_month": 3, 297 | "open_registrations": true, 298 | "linked_instances_count": 15, 299 | "require_application": true 300 | }, 301 | { 302 | "domain": "stammtisch.hallertau.social", 303 | "name": "Stammtisch", 304 | "description": null, 305 | "version": "0.16.1", 306 | "icon": null, 307 | "online_users": 0, 308 | "total_users": 53, 309 | "users_active_halfyear": 22, 310 | "users_active_month": 3, 311 | "open_registrations": true, 312 | "linked_instances_count": 9, 313 | "require_application": true 314 | }, 315 | { 316 | "domain": "lm.korako.me", 317 | "name": "鴉は拠り所について語り合う", 318 | "description": "日本語話者向けLemmyインスタンスです", 319 | "version": "0.16.2", 320 | "icon": null, 321 | "online_users": 1, 322 | "total_users": 17, 323 | "users_active_halfyear": 7, 324 | "users_active_month": 2, 325 | "open_registrations": true, 326 | "linked_instances_count": 6, 327 | "require_application": true 328 | }, 329 | { 330 | "domain": "info.prou.be", 331 | "name": "info.prou.be", 332 | "description": "infopoint virtual", 333 | "version": "0.16.1", 334 | "icon": "https://info.prou.be/pictrs/image/82e736ba-6dee-423b-b06b-b47f994ce6b6.png", 335 | "online_users": 0, 336 | "total_users": 7, 337 | "users_active_halfyear": 4, 338 | "users_active_month": 2, 339 | "open_registrations": true, 340 | "linked_instances_count": 5, 341 | "require_application": true 342 | }, 343 | { 344 | "domain": "lemido.freakspot.net", 345 | "name": "Lemido", 346 | "description": "En español", 347 | "version": "0.16.2", 348 | "icon": "https://lemido.freakspot.net/pictrs/image/6afc08df-d253-453b-b0a1-5ab1725587ee.png", 349 | "online_users": 0, 350 | "total_users": 4, 351 | "users_active_halfyear": 2, 352 | "users_active_month": 2, 353 | "open_registrations": true, 354 | "linked_instances_count": 4, 355 | "require_application": false 356 | }, 357 | { 358 | "domain": "buckeyestate.social", 359 | "name": "buckeyestate.social", 360 | "description": "A lemmy server for, but not limited to, leftists of the state of Ohio", 361 | "version": "0.16.1", 362 | "icon": "https://buckeyestate.social/pictrs/image/a9b79b22-7346-40fc-b10c-87d486215cde.png", 363 | "online_users": 1, 364 | "total_users": 2, 365 | "users_active_halfyear": 2, 366 | "users_active_month": 2, 367 | "open_registrations": true, 368 | "linked_instances_count": 3, 369 | "require_application": true 370 | }, 371 | { 372 | "domain": "lemma.tk", 373 | "name": "Lemma", 374 | "description": null, 375 | "version": "0.15.2", 376 | "icon": "https://lemma.tk/pictrs/image/szjxmEhEvw.png", 377 | "online_users": 1, 378 | "total_users": 3, 379 | "users_active_halfyear": 3, 380 | "users_active_month": 2, 381 | "open_registrations": true, 382 | "linked_instances_count": 2, 383 | "require_application": false 384 | }, 385 | { 386 | "domain": "lemmy.cat", 387 | "name": "Lemmy CAT", 388 | "description": "Cultura catalana", 389 | "version": "0.16.1", 390 | "icon": "https://lemmy.cat/pictrs/image/4iwqIfDlgI.png", 391 | "online_users": 1, 392 | "total_users": 69, 393 | "users_active_halfyear": 8, 394 | "users_active_month": 2, 395 | "open_registrations": true, 396 | "linked_instances_count": 6, 397 | "require_application": true 398 | }, 399 | { 400 | "domain": "collapse.cat", 401 | "name": "Col·lapse / Colapso", 402 | "description": "Col·lapse, emergència climàtica i temes relacionats", 403 | "version": "0.15.1", 404 | "icon": "https://collapse.cat/pictrs/image/NUpYQehEdv.png", 405 | "online_users": 0, 406 | "total_users": 61, 407 | "users_active_halfyear": 47, 408 | "users_active_month": 2, 409 | "open_registrations": true, 410 | "linked_instances_count": 10, 411 | "require_application": false 412 | }, 413 | { 414 | "domain": "eope.xyz", 415 | "name": "EOPE", 416 | "description": "Engineers On Planet Earth", 417 | "version": "0.15.1", 418 | "icon": "https://eope.xyz/pictrs/image/870ec1de-0f6f-4f8e-88a2-c02d2a75adb5.jpeg", 419 | "online_users": 0, 420 | "total_users": 21, 421 | "users_active_halfyear": 4, 422 | "users_active_month": 2, 423 | "open_registrations": true, 424 | "linked_instances_count": 5, 425 | "require_application": false 426 | }, 427 | { 428 | "domain": "lemmy.otakufarms.com", 429 | "name": "Otaku Farms", 430 | "description": "Otaku Farms is a network of Fediverse instances created for the sole purpose of letting individuals express themselves.", 431 | "version": "0.14.3", 432 | "icon": "https://lemmy.otakufarms.com/pictrs/image/ekmeJ0BD8S.png", 433 | "online_users": 0, 434 | "total_users": 3, 435 | "users_active_halfyear": 3, 436 | "users_active_month": 1, 437 | "open_registrations": true, 438 | "linked_instances_count": 1, 439 | "require_application": false 440 | }, 441 | { 442 | "domain": "bar.southfox.me", 443 | "name": "Foxbar", 444 | "description": null, 445 | "version": "0.16.1", 446 | "icon": "https://bar.southfox.me/pictrs/image/867bde02-c7d2-4748-8906-366b7bcbcad1.png", 447 | "online_users": 0, 448 | "total_users": 1, 449 | "users_active_halfyear": 1, 450 | "users_active_month": 1, 451 | "open_registrations": false, 452 | "linked_instances_count": 1, 453 | "require_application": false 454 | }, 455 | { 456 | "domain": "lemmy.tedomum.net", 457 | "name": "Lemmy TeDomum", 458 | "description": null, 459 | "version": "0.16.1-1-gb88f2ea", 460 | "icon": null, 461 | "online_users": 0, 462 | "total_users": 119, 463 | "users_active_halfyear": 28, 464 | "users_active_month": 1, 465 | "open_registrations": true, 466 | "linked_instances_count": 5, 467 | "require_application": false 468 | }, 469 | { 470 | "domain": "lemmy.wiredentrypoint.xyz", 471 | "name": "Wiredentrypoint", 472 | "description": null, 473 | "version": "0.16.1", 474 | "icon": "https://lemmy.wiredentrypoint.xyz/pictrs/image/826b6251-bf21-41b4-b8f2-7a39a0b09313.png", 475 | "online_users": 0, 476 | "total_users": 1, 477 | "users_active_halfyear": 1, 478 | "users_active_month": 1, 479 | "open_registrations": false, 480 | "linked_instances_count": 4, 481 | "require_application": false 482 | }, 483 | { 484 | "domain": "verity.fail", 485 | "name": "Verity Fail", 486 | "description": null, 487 | "version": "0.16.0", 488 | "icon": null, 489 | "online_users": 0, 490 | "total_users": 19, 491 | "users_active_halfyear": 9, 492 | "users_active_month": 1, 493 | "open_registrations": true, 494 | "linked_instances_count": 45, 495 | "require_application": true 496 | }, 497 | { 498 | "domain": "forum.nobigtech.es", 499 | "name": "Foro de NoBIGTech", 500 | "description": "Foro de NoBIGTech", 501 | "version": "", 502 | "icon": "https://forum.nobigtech.es/pictrs/image/atwGqrgiHu.png", 503 | "online_users": 0, 504 | "total_users": 4, 505 | "users_active_halfyear": 2, 506 | "users_active_month": 1, 507 | "open_registrations": true, 508 | "linked_instances_count": 3, 509 | "require_application": false 510 | }, 511 | { 512 | "domain": "lemmy.mesh.party", 513 | "name": "Mesh.Party", 514 | "description": "A Lemmy instance for mesh network denizens.", 515 | "version": "0.16.1", 516 | "icon": "https://lemmy.mesh.party/pictrs/image/3653fdce-1fdc-4514-aceb-38c6ba29006c.png", 517 | "online_users": 0, 518 | "total_users": 6, 519 | "users_active_halfyear": 2, 520 | "users_active_month": 1, 521 | "open_registrations": true, 522 | "linked_instances_count": 4, 523 | "require_application": false 524 | }, 525 | { 526 | "domain": "lemmy.schuerz.at", 527 | "name": "lemmy.schuerz.at", 528 | "description": null, 529 | "version": "0.16.2", 530 | "icon": null, 531 | "online_users": 1, 532 | "total_users": 40, 533 | "users_active_halfyear": 2, 534 | "users_active_month": 1, 535 | "open_registrations": false, 536 | "linked_instances_count": 12, 537 | "require_application": true 538 | }, 539 | { 540 | "domain": "heapoverflow.ml", 541 | "name": "Heap Overflow", 542 | "description": "A place to ask programming questions and share free resources", 543 | "version": "0.16.1", 544 | "icon": "https://heapoverflow.ml/pictrs/image/f910bf1c-215b-47c0-a9ff-d65f483c02a3.png", 545 | "online_users": 2, 546 | "total_users": 10, 547 | "users_active_halfyear": 1, 548 | "users_active_month": 1, 549 | "open_registrations": true, 550 | "linked_instances_count": 3, 551 | "require_application": true 552 | }, 553 | { 554 | "domain": "lemmy.shrieker.net", 555 | "name": "美食レミー", 556 | "description": null, 557 | "version": "0.16.1", 558 | "icon": null, 559 | "online_users": 0, 560 | "total_users": 2, 561 | "users_active_halfyear": 1, 562 | "users_active_month": 1, 563 | "open_registrations": false, 564 | "linked_instances_count": 2, 565 | "require_application": false 566 | }, 567 | { 568 | "domain": "lem.ph3j.com", 569 | "name": "lem.ph3j.com", 570 | "description": null, 571 | "version": "0.16.2", 572 | "icon": null, 573 | "online_users": 0, 574 | "total_users": 1, 575 | "users_active_halfyear": 0, 576 | 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