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myGeeKy

Your geeky friend who helps you grow, quietly.

On your phone and as a small panel on your computer. It reads your field, then shows you what matters, and it only suggests: it never acts for you. Tap a planet.

Tap a planet to see what it does

pip install mygeeky
myGeeKy · free and open source · v0.41.0

One quiet friend for your whole field

GeeKOc: “I read the twenty sites, so you read one.”

  • Give it a few keywords, a CV, your ORCID or your GitHub, or nothing at all: it learns from what you open
  • It ranks everything on your device. No server, no account, no telemetry
  • It only suggests. You follow, apply and write by hand, always
  • Your phone and your computer share it, through your own Google Drive or a private repo, if you want
The phone app: Home with its orbit of planets
📱 On your phone
The panel on the computer, showing research rising in your field
🖥 On your computer
You

See what myGeeKy knows about you

“Here's your month: three protocols started, one quiz passed, and someone cited you.”

  • Model: your field in the middle, what you've been into lately pulsing further out, new territory on the edge. Correct it whenever it's wrong
  • Interests fade with a 30-day half-life, and 20% always stays open for new territory, so you never end up in a bubble
  • My month: your rank from Soldier to General, and a card to share
  • Cited by and badges for what you've done
Your model drawn as a living map
Your model
My month: your rank and your month's card
My month
Grow

Learn what comes next, with a road map

“You haven't used Nextflow yet, and five repos near your work just did. Shall we start?”

  • Rising skills in your field that are missing from you
  • Protocols turn any skill into steps, and skip what you already know; 14 reviewed by hand
  • Quizzes where every question quotes the real source that proves its answer
  • Free courses and books, datasets to practise on, and ✨ highlights: papers retold as short news
A protocol as a road map of steps
A protocol
A quiz question with the sentence from its source
A quiz, with its source
World

See what is moving in your field

“Two papers near your work are gaining citations fastest this month.”

  • Papers gaining citations fastest, the code behind them and the people behind the code
  • News from arXiv, bioRxiv and Hacker News, kept only when it really matches you, and saying why
  • Your field's repos as a daily market, models trending on Hugging Face, and the AI race
  • It reads OpenAlex, arXiv, bioRxiv, PyPI, Hugging Face, ORCID, Google Scholar and GitHub
Research: papers rising in your field
Research
News matched to your interests
News
Circle

Meet the people working on the same problems

“These four work on what you work on, and they tend to follow back.”

  • Researchers who share your work and are likely to follow back; celebrities and dormant accounts skipped
  • Live: what your circle built in the last hour, and repos worth your first pull request
  • Researchers who publish, and the leading lights near your field
  • Signals: a private, wordless thank-you; 🤝 “let's collaborate” stays hidden until it's mutual
Live: what the people near your work did in the last hour
Live
Signals between myGeeKy users (example people)
Signals (example people)
Chances

Catch the opportunities while they are open

“Two deadlines this week. Both still open; I checked the page myself.”

  • Jobs, funding and conferences, each checked against its own page before you see it
  • Sorted by deadline, and gone the moment it passes
  • Listings in Arabic, French, German, Spanish or Chinese, read and translated
  • Seasons: the scholarships that come back every year, months ahead, with what to prepare
Verified jobs matched to you
Jobs
Seasons: a scholarship that comes back every year
Seasons
Games

Play your field, with GeeKOc

“Real tool or made up? Snakemake, yes. Bioflux, no. And now you know why.”

  • Fourteen short games made from your own field: GeeKOc run, Rise, Sort the catch, Whack-a-bug, Gene or Pokémon?…
  • Every question has a level, field terms and a source
  • A mistake always says why, and what you play teaches your model
  • GeeKOc jumps, cheers and sulks along with you
The fourteen games, each with your level and best score
Fourteen games
GeeKOc run: GeeKOc jumping before a gate that asks a question
GeeKOc run
Scientists

The scientists who use and support myGeeKy

Each photo is a scientist who asked to be shown; each word is a field they work in. Point at a word to see everyone who works in it.

Use myGeeKy for your research? Ask to join the map or email support@mygeeky.org. Only what you write is shown, and you can leave any time.

Privacy & trust

What it will never do

Every promise here is a file you can check: myGeeKy is MIT-licensed and open to read. The privacy policy.

Never acts as you

It never follows, stars, posts or comments. There is no code for it.

Never leaves your device

The model runs on your computer or phone. No server, no telemetry.

Never holds your keys

Tokens stay in your system's keyring, checked for least privilege.

Never takes your data

Shared only through your own Google Drive or a private repo, if you want.

Never sends behind your back

If it breaks, you read the whole report first, and you decide.

Get it

Up and running in two minutes

Windows

  1. Download MyGeeKySetup.exe
  2. Next → Next → Finish

Nothing to install first, no admin rights. If Windows says “Windows protected your PC” (not code-signed yet), click More info → Run anyway.

Linux · macOS · anywhere

curl -fsSL https://mygeeky.org/install.sh | sh

or with pip:

pip install mygeeky
mygeeky setup

Run the one-liner again to update. Macs get myGeeKy.app in Launchpad and Spotlight.

Android

Coming to Google Play soon. Meanwhile, the test version is on every GitHub release. Already use myGeeKy on your computer? One scan brings your profile over.

Then type what you work on, or nothing at all. No ORCID, no GitHub? No account needed: myGeeKy learns your field from what you open and like, and you can link GitHub, ORCID or Google Drive any time later.

Watch

A three-minute tour: phone, computer and the games

Got an idea or a problem? Click 💡 in the app, or email support@mygeeky.org.

Code signing policy: how Windows releases are signed

Windows releases of myGeeKy will be signed through the SignPath Foundation's free code signing program for open-source projects (application pending). Until approved, releases are unsigned.

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