Sites built with SortableJS
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See how alerts work1,074 sites
1,047 found by StackScope, 27 via launch platforms
- StackScope Wider Web 910
- StackScope Discovery (Indie) 137
- Product Hunt 18
- Hacker News 3
- PeerPush 3
- Other 3
SortableJS has been detected on 1,074 launches we've crawled, with 356 of those in September 2026 (0.0% of the month's launches so far). The 7-day rolling share is 0.0%, roughly steady week on week. Most recent detection: Scalar — build apps that last, today.
It's most commonly paired with HTTP/3, Cloudflare, and jQuery. By product type, the launches using it are most often E-commerce (20%), Productivity (18%), and Education (13%). By domain ending, launches using it are 4.7 times as likely as the average launch to live on a .store domain. The 27 scored launches using SortableJS average a StackScope score of 6.9 out of 10, against 6.4 across all launches we score.
What kind of products ship with SortableJS
308 launches
Domain endings using SortableJS
1,073 sites
- .com 55.55%
- .app 5.96%
- .online 4.66%
- .org 4.19%
- .in 3.17%
- .net 2.98%
- .site 1.96%
- .store 1.96%
- .ca 1.68%
- .uk 1.58%
- .ch 1.40%
- .co 1.40%
- .xyz 1.40%
- .io 1.21%
Country
114 of 1,074 sites, where we are semi-confident of the country.
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India 16.67%
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United Kingdom 11.40%
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Germany 9.65%
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Canada 7.89%
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Switzerland 7.89%
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Australia 4.39%
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Spain 3.51%
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South Korea 3.51%
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United States 3.51%
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France 2.63%
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Japan 2.63%
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Netherlands 2.63%
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Sweden 2.63%
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Slovakia 2.63%
Share of new sites using SortableJS
Each dot is one launch day. Line is the 7-day rolling average; weekly averages before June 2026. Chart starts at first detection.
The shaded part of the chart is measured against a different set of sites. Until 8 July 2026 we only tracked launches from launch platforms; from that date we crawl the wider web as well. The share is a proportion of whatever we were tracking at the time, so it can step at that line without the technology itself changing. For a single continuous measure, switch to launch platforms.
How StackScope detects technologies
⋮ Jul 1, 2026: Adoption figures now count launches from launch platforms. Use the source view to include StackScope Discovery.
Javascript Library leaders
| Tool | % of launches | % of category | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | – |
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14.61% | 35.55% |
| #2 | – |
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6.34% | 15.43% |
| #3 | – |
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5.95% | 14.48% |
| #4 | – |
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4.13% | 10.04% |
| #5 | – |
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3.74% | 9.10% |
| … | ||||
| #127 | ▼12 | SortableJS Current page | 0.03% | 0.07% |
Percentages show adoption among indie launches: the share of all analysed launches, and of launches using any Javascript Library tool.Among August launches it ranked #122 in Javascript Library, down from #110 in July. All 1318 in Javascript Library →
Recent launches we can show
164 of the 1,074 sites using SortableJS are product launches we list individually. The other 910 are sites we found crawling the wider web: they count towards the figures above, but we do not publish them one by one. How StackScope Discovery works
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