At Gitmore, we kept seeing the same issue across engineering teams:
A huge amount of work goes into status updates, sprint summaries, and explaining progress even though the data already exists inside Git.
So we built Gitmore
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Gitmore connects to GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, then transforms repository activity into AI-generated reports for Slack or email.
Instead of digging through commits and PR notifications, teams get readable updates about:
what shipped
ongoing work
blocked PRs
contributor activity
repository progress
We also built Gitmind, an AI assistant that lets teams query repository activity in natural language:
“What shipped this week?”
“Who worked on authentication recently?”
“Which PRs are blocked?”
One important thing:
Gitmore does not access repository source code. It only uses repository metadata like commit messages, PR titles/descriptions, timestamps, and activity events.
The goal is simple:
Reduce reporting overhead without becoming another project management platform.
We’d genuinely love feedback from the dev community:
What insights would actually be useful from Git activity?
What reporting workflows still feel painful?
What would make a tool like this valuable for your team?
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