Delivery risk visibility for engineering leaders
Link repositories so code sits with the work it closes, then let blocker radar and risk patterns show you where delivery is actually stalling.
- Commits and PRs attach to work
- Blocker radar
- No extra process for engineers
Signal from work engineers already do
Nothing here asks the team to fill in another field.
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Link the repositories
Connect GitHub or another code host and link repos to projects, with sync logs per connection.
- 02
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 from the workspace, rather than a recollection in the delivery review.
Repository linking
GitHub and generic git hosts, linked per project with sync logs.
Blocker radar
What is blocked, what it waits on, and who owns the blocker.
Risk patterns
Reopened work and single-person concentration surfaced automatically.
Workload balance
Who is carrying too much, from open work, overdue items, and hours.
SLA targets
Response and resolution deadlines, aware of business hours and holidays.
Activity log
Every state change recorded and queryable.
What you can hand to a delivery review
All computed from the workspace, so 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.
- Webhook eventsWebhooks
- Signed events into your own systems when work changes state.
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.
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- Auto
- commit and PR linking
- Daily
- confidence snapshots
- 0
- extra fields for engineers
Stop finding out about risk
in the retro
Score every project, catch scope creep while it is still cheap, and give clients a seat at the table — without another status meeting.
- 90 days
- Free, full platform
- No card
- Nothing to enter up front
- 20 min
- Guided walkthrough on request