Delivery risk visibility for engineering leaders
Code linked to the work, and radar for where delivery stalls.
- Commits and PRs attach to work
- Blocker radar
- No extra process for engineers
- / commit and PR linking
- Auto
- / confidence snapshots
- Daily
- / extra fields for engineers
- 0
Signal from work engineers already do
No extra fields for the team.
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Link the repositories
Connect GitHub or another code host and link repos to projects, with sync logs per connection.
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Reference work in commits
Mention an item in a commit, branch, or pull request and it attaches automatically.
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See what is blocked
Blocker radar shows what is waiting, on what, and who owns the thing in the way.
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Catch the pattern
Work reopened repeatedly and load concentrated on one person are both flagged as risk patterns.
For the person asked why it slipped
Evidence, not recollection.
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Repository linking
GitHub and generic git hosts, linked per project with sync logs.
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Blocker radar
What is blocked, what it waits on, and who owns the blocker.
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Risk patterns
Reopened work and single-person concentration surfaced automatically.
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Workload balance
Who is carrying too much, from open work, overdue items, and hours.
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SLA targets
Response and resolution deadlines, aware of business hours and holidays.
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Activity log
Every state change recorded and queryable.
What you can hand to a delivery review
Every claim has work behind it.
- Confidence trendAnalytics
- Daily snapshots per project, so a slide is visible as a trend rather than a surprise.
- Blocked workAnalytics
- Blocker radar with ownership, so the conversation has a named next step.
- Reopened workAnalytics
- A risk pattern that usually means the definition of done is not landing.
- Concentration riskAnalytics
- Flags when too much of a project depends on one person.
- SLA complianceSLA Management
- Performance against response and resolution targets, with breach alerts.
The modules behind this page.
Worksynk ships as modules a workspace owner switches on under Settings → Modules. Most are off by default even when your plan covers them; pricing shows what each plan includes.
- Integrations01GitHubLink repositories so code and work sit together.Read the guide ↗ for GitHub (opens the docs)
- Plan and track02SprintsTimeboxed cycles for pacing the team's work.Read the guide ↗ for Sprints (opens the docs)
- Time, cost, and reporting03AnalyticsDelivery dashboards and project intelligence.Read the guide ↗ for Analytics (opens the docs)
- Time, cost, and reporting04ReportsWhere the hours went, who's over capacity, what's unbilled, and what to tell the client.Read the guide ↗ for Reports (opens the docs)
- AI05MCP ServerConnect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other AI hosts to your workspace.Read the guide ↗ for MCP Server (opens the docs)
- Integrations06IntegrationsConnect the tools your team already works in.Read the guide ↗ for Integrations (opens the docs)
Common questions
Does this add process for engineers?
No. Once repositories are linked, referencing a work item in a commit, branch, or pull request is enough for it to attach. There is no extra field to fill in.
What if we are not on GitHub?
There is generic git-host support alongside first-class GitHub support, so repositories can be linked either way.
How do we see what is actually holding a sprint up?
Blocker radar shows what is blocked, what it is waiting on, and who owns the blocker — which is usually a more actionable answer than a burndown chart.
Can events flow into our own tooling?
Yes. Webhooks deliver signed events to your systems, with destination validation and a full delivery history for debugging.
The executive rollup replaced a Friday afternoon spent copying numbers into a slide. Now it's just the truth, live.
Where to go next.
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