Choose local or public
Use a folder/files for private work or a canonical URL for one public GitHub default branch.
Local folder · public GitHub · no backend
See what fills the project without sending it to us.
SourceTally streams text in bounded chunks, shows determinate progress, groups physical lines by language and extension, and keeps skipped content visible.
No account, private-repository token, source upload, saved report, or quality score.
Three short steps
Choose, stream, interpret
Watch bounded progress
Files are streamed in chunks; cancel without exporting a misleading partial report.
Read every boundary
Reconcile language, extension, bytes, largest files, and skipped counters before drawing conclusions.
A practical inventory
Useful for orientation, review, and teaching
- Estimate the included working-tree text surface before reviewing a codebase.
- Explain which languages and file types dominate a public repository snapshot.
- Find large source files that deserve contextual inspection.
- Teach why physical LOC differs from logical code, comments, quality, and effort.
Private, visible source inventory
Count the snapshot before drawing conclusions
Select local source or paste a public GitHub URL, review exclusions, and keep every aggregate in your browser.