Git tells the story. Gitmore makes it readable.

As developers, we spend our days creating commits, opening PRs, reviewing code, and fixing bugs.

But here's the problem:

Git records the activity. It doesn't always explain the progress.

A commit like:

fix: resolve race condition in cache invalidation

is useful to another developer.

But a product manager might ask:

What changed?
Why does it matter?
Is there anything I should know?

That's what we're building with Gitmore.

Gitmore turns Git activity into clear, AI-generated updates that anyone on the team can understand.

🔹 Summarize commits and PRs
🔹 Track what the team is working on
🔹 Get plain-English answers about engineering activity
🔹 Receive updates through Slack or email
🔹 Understand progress without digging through hundreds of commits

The goal isn't to replace GitHub or your existing workflow.

It's to make the information already inside your Git workflow more useful to the rest of the team.

We're building Gitmore and would love feedback from the developer community.

What do you currently use to communicate engineering progress to non-technical teammates?

👉 https://gitmore.io/