oc-guy.com has a homepage now, and it does one thing I could not find anywhere else: it shows whether the OCA modules I write about actually have a branch for the Odoo version you run.
That table is live. It reads from my n8n feed, so a module without a 20.0 branch shows a dash — not a reassuring "coming soon". The rest is the work I already publish: tips, the blog, and one featured module.
Where this falls short
It is English only. German and Spanish are planned, not shipped. The module list is a curated top set, not the whole OCA index — if your module is not on it, the repository is still the source of truth, and a green mark only means a branch exists, not that it survives your customisations.
What it changes
What it changes for a small business: before you pay someone to build on a module, you can see whether it is maintained on the version you intend to run. That check used to take an afternoon of GitHub archaeology.
One analytics script, no cookie banner, no ad pixels. Have a look: https://oc-guy.com