Source: https://seerepo.com/docs/repo-not-showing
Markdown source: https://seerepo.com/docs/repo-not-showing.md
Description: When the repo you want isn't in the list to connect: give the SeeRepo GitHub App access to it.

# My repo doesn't show up

You open **Which repo do you want to see?** and the repo you want isn't there. You may see:

- "Every repo SeeRepo can see is already on your panel."
- "No repos match." (when you searched)

## Why it happens

SeeRepo only sees the repos you gave its GitHub App access to. When you installed it, GitHub asked you to pick **All repositories** or **Only select repositories**. If you picked some, the others don't exist for SeeRepo, and it can't ask GitHub for them on its own.

Having access on GitHub doesn't map anything either: a repo is only read once you choose it in SeeRepo.

## What to do

1. Click **Give SeeRepo access to more on GitHub**, under the list.
2. On GitHub, add the repo to the SeeRepo app's repositories and save.
3. You come back to SeeRepo, and the repo is in the list. Choose it and click **Draw my project**.

If the repo belongs to an organization, an owner of that organization may have to approve the app first.

## Still not there?

- **You signed in with another GitHub account.** SeeRepo connects the repos of the account you signed in with. If SeeRepo says "That GitHub account isn't the one you signed in with.", click **Install on your account**, or sign in to SeeRepo with the account that owns the installation.
- **SeeRepo's access is paused on GitHub.** The SeeRepo app was suspended on your account or organization: its repos can't be read until it's turned back on. Click **Open on GitHub** and unsuspend it. Your maps come back as they were.
- **It's already on your panel.** "Every repo SeeRepo can see is already on your panel." means exactly that: look for it on your dashboard.