One screen for your code, issues, tickets, and team — no more tab-switching between Bitbucket, Linear, Zoho, and GreytHR. Engineers see the work they shipped. Leads see who needs help, fast.
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Real-time views that replace 4 tabs and 30 minutes of manual correlation.
Rahul Sharma
Fix payment gateway timeout handling
Add retry logic for failed API calls
Add rate limiting to public API
Priya Nair
ConflictRefactor user auth middleware
Arjun Mehta
Update checkout flow validation
Migrate to new billing endpoint
Sneha Kulkarni
On leaveVikram Patel
Fix race condition in order processing
Add webhook signature verification
Optimize database query for reports
Update error boundary component
Built at QuickSell · Engineering Operations
Connects with the tools your team already uses
For engineers
Reviews, refactors, debugging, unblocking — the invisible work shows up here, alongside the lines of code.
"My week disappeared into invisible work."
You shipped a tricky migration, reviewed nine PRs, and unblocked a teammate. None of it shows up in the standup-readout the same way a 200-line feature would.
"I'm stuck and the standup is tomorrow."
Your branch has merge conflicts, your PR has been sitting for five days, and you don't want to broadcast it on Slack again. Nobody knows because nobody can see.
"My ticket says 'In Progress' but the code says 700 lines."
You're heads-down on a refactor that doesn't fit a ticket cleanly. To anyone glancing at Linear, it looks like nothing's happening. To anyone glancing at Bitbucket, it looks like a lot is.
"My 1:1 turned into me defending a vibe."
Your manager's read of your sprint is based on what they noticed, not what you did. You'd rather they see the actual work than have to relitigate it from memory.
Devmetrics looks at the work that's already shared with the team — commits, PRs, tickets. Everything else stays yours.
Keystrokes
We never see what you type — only what you push.
Screen time
We don't measure hours at the keyboard or away from it.
Browsing activity
What sites you open, when you idle, none of it.
Login/logout times
We don't time you. PR cycle time isn't presence time.
IDE / editor usage
Whether you use Vim, Cursor, or paper — that's yours.
Private channels
Slack DMs, personal repos, side projects: out of scope.
For engineering leads
"What did everyone work on yesterday?"
You open Bitbucket, Linear, Zoho, and GreytHR in four tabs. Cross-reference commits with tickets. Check who was on leave. Thirty minutes gone before standup even starts.
"Who's blocked and not saying it?"
A developer hasn't pushed code in 3 days. Are they stuck? Deep in a refactor? On leave? You won't know until your 1:1 — by then it's too late.
"How much code went into that ticket?"
The Linear ticket says "In Progress" but you can't see if the branch has 5 lines or 500. There's no link between the issue and the actual code being written.
"Where's the data for our retro?"
Sprint ended. Now you need commit counts, PR cycle times, who reviewed what, ticket throughput. It takes half a day to pull it together from four systems.
Devmetrics solves all of this. Automatically.
Real scenarios
Four moments — for both sides of the standup table.
It's 9:30 AM. You open the Daily view, yesterday's date is already selected.
You open Team Pulse and see a red status on Rahul's card.
Cycle ended. You pull up the analytics for the last 2 weeks.
A prospect sends a 120-row security questionnaire. Used to take half a day.
Recently shipped
A snapshot of what landed in the last few weeks. The product moves fast — what you see today is more than what you saw last week.
Feature Pickup queue with bidirectional Linear sync
Pickup · Apr 2026
Asana-style assignee picker + kebab actions
Pickup · Apr 2026
Markdown paste + code syntax highlighting
Learning · Apr 2026
Evidence library for client questionnaires
Infosec · Apr 2026
Code Hotspots view (churn × bug correlation)
Insights · Apr 2026
Sprint Commitments with auto-progress
Commitments · Mar 2026
Features
Your entire team's day, one screen
Kanban columns per developer with commits grouped by branch, open PRs with conflict detection, Linear issues with branch links and per-repo LOC, Zoho tickets, leave status, birthday badges, and standup attendance tracking.
Who's shipping, who needs help
Real-time developer health dashboard. Every team member gets a status: Active, Deep Work, Blocked, Stalled, or Quiet. 12-week commit sparklines, weekly velocity trends, and deep-dive panels with PRs, commits, tickets, and Linear issues.
See patterns humans miss
Color-coded heatmaps showing commit frequency and lines of code per developer per day. Toggle between heatmap and line chart. Spot feast-or-famine patterns, weekend work, and velocity trends across the entire team.
Every pull request, every bottleneck
Track cycle time from open to merge, detect merge conflicts before they become emergencies, see reviewer assignment gaps, and identify PRs that have been open too long. Filter by state, search by title, and group by repo.
Find the files everyone fights
Surfaces the files most often touched, the ones with the most authors, and the ones changed alongside bugfix commits. Spot brittle modules, knowledge silos, and refactor candidates from the last 30 / 90 / 180 days of history.
Sprint and quarter reviews on tap
Pre-built engineering reports for any date range — commits, PRs merged, cycle time, ticket throughput, top contributors. Export to PDF or share a snapshot link with stakeholders.
Issues meet code, automatically
Linear issues appear in each developer's daily column with their current cycle status. Branch names are matched to tickets by identifier — click any repo badge to open the branch in Bitbucket. Per-repo LOC stats show how much code went into each ticket today.
Support tickets inside the engineering view
Zoho Desk tickets mapped to engineers via custom field matching. See priority breakdown, days open, and department — directly inside the developer's daily column. Know which engineers are carrying support load alongside feature work.
Answer security questionnaires in minutes
Drop a client's security questionnaire .xlsx; Claude reads your stored policies, certificates, design docs, evidences, and approved Q&A — and fills the answer column. Reference Q&A library + proof artifacts (AWS screenshots, attestations) keep the answers consistent.
Internal write-ups, recordings, articles
Engineers publish post-mortems, deep-dives, and onboarding guides as rich write-ups with markdown paste, code syntax highlighting, drafts, and a full-page reading view. Recordings and external articles live alongside.
Sprint goals tracked against real commits
Engineers commit to a sprint goal at the start; the system tracks PR/commit activity against it. End-of-cycle review surfaces what was promised vs. what shipped, with no manual status updates.
Levels, expectations, growth
Per-role expectations and rubrics inside the same tool engineers already use. Managers run 1:1 reviews against the ladder, and engineers see exactly what the next level requires.
Engineers self-serve from a ranked queue
Curated Linear tickets surface in a ranked queue. Drag-to-reorder by leads (top-of-queue is highest priority), one-click pick by engineers. Self-release, admin reassign, race-safe — and writes back to Linear's assignee in real time.
Internal tools catalog
A central place to surface the small internal scripts, dashboards, and dev tools the team has built. No more hunting through Slack DMs to find the link. Search, filter, and audit who's using what.
Integrations
Real-time sync via webhooks. Historical backfill on connect. Zero manual data entry.
Bitbucket
Commits, PRs, branches, webhooks
Linear
Issues, cycles, sprints, branch names
Zoho Desk
Tickets, priorities, assignments
GreytHR
Leave records, birthdays, attendance
Connected via OAuth & webhooks for real-time updates
How it works
One OAuth click for Bitbucket. Add Linear, Zoho Desk, and GreytHR from Settings. Webhooks register automatically.
Historical data backfills immediately. Commits, PRs, tickets, and issues stream in live via webhooks. Background queues handle the heavy lifting.
Daily view for standups. Team Pulse for health checks. Heatmaps for patterns. Pickup queue for ranked work. All real-time.
The shift
The five moments where Devmetrics changes how the day goes.
Monday standup
Before
Open four tabs. Cross-reference commits with tickets. Check who's on leave. 30 minutes before the meeting starts.
After
→Open the Daily view. Yesterday selected by default. Standup in 5 minutes.
Spotting a blocked dev
Before
Discover it at the Thursday 1:1. By then they've been stuck for three days.
After
→Team Pulse flags conflicts, stalls, and quiet weeks on Monday morning.
Sprint retro
Before
Half a day pulling commit counts, PR cycle times, ticket throughput from four systems.
After
→Open Reports, pick the date range, export PDF. Walk in with facts.
Security questionnaire
Before
Four hours filling rows. Hunt through Drive for SOC 2, HLDD, AWS console screenshots.
After
→Drop the .xlsx. Claude auto-fills using your stored docs + evidence library. Twenty minutes.
Engineer without a task
Before
DM the lead. Wait. Lead pings PMs. Two hours of slack.
After
→Open Feature Pickup. See the ranked queue. One click to pick.
1M+
Commits tracked
250K+
Pull requests analyzed
100K+
Support tickets linked
5K+
Engineers mapped
4
Systems unified
99.9%
Uptime
What teams say
“Finally, my refactor work shows up. I spent two weeks on a migration with almost no ticket activity — the actual commits and the cycle-time impact were right there for my 1:1.”
Senior backend engineer
5+ years experience · Payments team
“Standups went from 30 minutes of screen-sharing to 5 minutes of real conversation. Engineers see yesterday's state before the meeting starts.”
Engineering lead
12 reports · Platform team
“I like that nobody's tracking my hours. The dashboard shows what I shipped, not when I logged in. That's the right line.”
Frontend engineer
3 years experience · Web team
FAQ
If your question isn't here, ping #devmetrics on Slack.
Code that gets pushed to Bitbucket, PRs that get opened, Linear issues, Zoho Desk tickets, and leave records from GreytHR. Everything you can already see in those tools — just unified, ranked, and cross-linked in one place.
Keystrokes, screen time, browsing activity, login/logout times, IDE usage, and anything in private channels or DMs. We don't measure presence, time-at-keyboard, or anything that feels like surveillance.
Engineers see their own work. Managers see their direct reports. Admins see the workspace. Roles are explicit and configured in Settings → Team — no hidden visibility.
Real-time via webhooks. Bitbucket pushes fire instantly. Linear and Zoho update on event. GreytHR polls every four hours. The dashboard auto-refreshes via SSE — no manual reloads.
Already-synced data stays visible. New events queue and replay when the upstream returns. Pickup queue keeps working — Linear writes are best-effort with automatic retry.
PR analytics, LOC, and commits export to CSV. Engineering reports export to PDF. We don't sell or share data — there's no third party in the loop.
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