Most teams already have all progress tracked.
It lives inside:
commits
pull requests
merges
reviews
But every week, someone still has to manually answer:
What shipped?
What changed?
What’s blocked?
Who worked on what?
That usually means scrolling GitHub, checking PRs, and writing summaries by hand.
So we built Gitmore.
A tool that turns Git activity into clear reports automatically.
What Gitmore Does
Connect GitHub / GitLab / Bitbucket
Read commits + PR activity
Generate clean weekly or daily summaries
Send to Slack or email
Help founders, managers, and teams stay aligned
Why This Matters
Developers should build.
Not spend time writing updates that already exist in Git history.
What We Learned Building It
- Git data is messy
Commit messages vary wildly.
Some are great:
Fix payment retry bug
Some are:
final final v2
Summarizing accurately is harder than it looks.
- Teams want clarity, not dashboards
Most people don’t want another analytics tool.
They want simple answers.
- Non-technical stakeholders need translation
Raw Git logs mean nothing to many founders or clients.
Readable summaries solve that.
Looking for Feedback
Would your team use something like this?
What would make automated Git reports actually useful instead of noisy?
Top comments (2)
Tried this today but it doesn't connect to the team repositories and support is broken.
Looks like it's been dormant for a week*?
Thanks for trying Gitmore and for calling this out. We replied to you in Crisp support as well.