generated: '2026-08-13' method: searched source: >- RubyGems API (rubygems.org/api/v1/gems/betalist.json), GitHub org github.com/betalist, npm registry, PyPI, crates.io note: >- One first-party client library exists and it is a placeholder. The `betalist` gem was published by BetaList founder Marc Kohlbrugge from the BetaList GitHub org on 2014-08-16 at version 0.0.0 and has never been updated; its entire implementation is a `Betalist.hi` method that prints "Hello world!", and its README calls it "Ruby bindings for the upcoming BetaList API". It is genuinely first-party, so it is recorded as official, but it is NOT a working SDK — no `SDKs` pointer is emitted in apis.yml, because doing so would credit BetaList with client-library coverage it does not have. Twelve years of no releases against a live, still-documented API is the clearest decay signal on this provider. packages: - language: ruby registry: rubygems name: betalist url: https://rubygems.org/gems/betalist install: gem install betalist official: true version: 0.0.0 published: '2014-08-16' downloads: 4206 repository: https://github.com/betalist/betalist-ruby repository_last_push: '2014-08-16' license: MIT author: Marc Kohlbrugge status: placeholder functional: false note: >- lib/betalist.rb contains only `class Betalist; def self.hi; puts "Hello world!"; end; end`. The gem makes no HTTP calls and implements none of the documented /v1/startups, /v1/regions or /v1/markets endpoints. registries_checked: - registry: rubygems query: betalist status: 200 result: found (placeholder gem, see above) - registry: npm query: betalist status: 404 result: none - registry: pypi query: betalist status: 404 result: none - registry: crates.io query: betalist status: 404 result: none - registry: github query: github.com/betalist status: 200 result: >- 5 public repos; only betalist-ruby is an API client. The others are an Alfred workflow and three forks of unrelated libraries (cloak, jquery-infinite-pages, dropbox_api). official_sdk_count: 0 official_package_count: 1