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Jordon de Hoog (jordond): Skoor 45, n=3, confidence 0.7

What they built

Jordon de Hoog is an "Android & Kotlin Multiplatform developer" who lists his company as 1 Second Everyday [source]. The repo behind the energy tag is jolt, "a terminal-based battery and energy monitor for macOS and Linux," written in Rust [source]. His largest repo is MaterialKolor, a Compose Multiplatform library for Material Design 3 color palettes, with 956 stars [source]. Its README says the core was converted from the Java material-color-utilities library into Kotlin Multiplatform [source].

Record

Measured signals (n=3):
  • jolt has 572 stars and 14 forks and was created in 2026-01 [source].
  • jolt has gained 62 stars per month since creation and had 13 commits in the last 90 days [source].
  • He made 9,135 commit contributions in the last year [source].

    • Other context:

  • connectivity, a network monitor for Kotlin Multiplatform apps, has 747 stars [source].
  • compass, a location toolkit, has 455 stars [source].
  • kmpalette has 297 stars [source].
  • drag-select-compose has 247 stars [source].
  • His GitHub account dates from 2010, and he has 191 followers [source].

    • Inference: The energy tag rests on one desktop utility. The rest of his public work is mobile UI and platform libraries.

    Inference: 9,135 commits a year is about 25 a day. Some may be automated.

    Why now

    Not in the evidence. The evidence has no market, customer, revenue or funding data. Funding is not in the evidence.

    Unknowns

  • Intent to start a company: not in the evidence.
  • jolt users, installs or downloads beyond stars: not in the evidence.
  • His role and tenure at 1 Second Everyday: not in the evidence.
  • Co-founders, hardware work or energy-sector experience: not in the evidence.

    • Questions for the room

  • jolt carries the energy tag. What does it measure, and is there a path from a terminal battery monitor to an energy product someone pays for? This tests the sector fit behind the `repo.owner_recent_breakout` signal.
  • Of the 9,135 commits last year, how many are hand-written and how many come from bots or release automation? This tests the `profile.commits_year_high` signal.
  • jolt gains 62 stars a month. Who uses it, and do you have install or download counts? This tests whether `repo.stars_per_month_high` reflects users or attention.

    • What would move the Skoor

    It would rise with evidence of energy-specific work beyond jolt or a company forming around it with named users. It would fall if most commits prove automated or jolt stays a side project next to his Kotlin libraries.