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Featured on forkalt

If your open-source tool or model is listed on forkalt, you can display the "Featured on forkalt" badge on your project homepage, README, or documentation to show that independent editors verified your project's license, stats, and sourced details.

Badge preview

Featured on forkalt

Embed code

Copy and paste one of the following snippets into your project page or README:

Markdown (GitHub, GitLab, etc.)

[![Featured on forkalt](https://forkalt.com/badge.svg)](https://forkalt.com/)

HTML

<a href="https://forkalt.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">
  <img src="https://forkalt.com/badge.svg" alt="Featured on forkalt" width="180" height="28" />
</a>

reStructuredText (Python docs, Sphinx)

.. image:: https://forkalt.com/badge.svg
   :alt: Featured on forkalt
   :target: https://forkalt.com/

Usage guidelines

  • Only display the badge if your project is actively listed on forkalt (check tools or models).
  • Link the badge to https://forkalt.com/ or to your project's specific forkalt page.
  • Do not modify the badge design, text, or colors.
  • The badge is available under CC0 (public domain); no attribution required, but appreciated.

Why use the badge?

The "Featured on forkalt" badge signals that:

  • Verified details: forkalt editors checked your license, GitHub stats, and source links.
  • Sourced claims: All numbers are dated and sourced, not invented or guessed.
  • Open-source catalog: Your project is part of a curated directory of open alternatives.
  • SEO benefit: The badge links back to forkalt and can drive traffic to your project page here.

Questions?

If your open-source project isn't listed yet, see our editorial policy orcontact us to suggest an addition. For badge customization requests or issues, reach out via the contact page.