Keeping track of what an engineering team actually shipped is harder than it should be.
Commits are everywhere.
PRs pile up.
Managers ask for updates.
Developers waste time writing summaries instead of coding.
So we built Gitmore.
Gitmore connects to GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket and automatically generates readable AI-powered engineering reports from commits and pull requests.
Features
AI-generated daily & weekly reports
Slack + email delivery
PR and commit monitoring
Natural language repository queries with Gitmind
Works without requiring source code access
Example prompts:
“What shipped this week?”
“Which PRs are blocked?”
“Who worked on authentication recently?”
Why we built it
We were tired of manual reporting and status updates taking hours every week.
Gitmore started as an internal tool to simplify communication between developers, managers, and stakeholders, then evolved into a standalone platform.
Biggest challenge
One of the hardest parts was creating a unified event system across GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Every platform structures activity differently, so normalizing commits, merges, reviews, and PR events was a major engineering challenge.
Looking for feedback
We’d love feedback from developers and engineering teams:
Would AI-generated reports help your workflow?
What integrations would you want next?
What would make this genuinely useful for your team?
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