A late release, flagged early
The moment a milestone starts drifting, you hear about it — with the reason and the blockers attached, while there's still time to act.
CompanyTracker reads your issue tracker, code and chat, turns them into clear delivery numbers, and points out what needs attention — so nobody has to reconstruct status by hand again.
No card to start · read-only access · your data stays your own
Each of these is built automatically from the work your team already does — a few of the things CompanyTracker hands you on day one:
The moment a milestone starts drifting, you hear about it — with the reason and the blockers attached, while there's still time to act.
Stale, abandoned and ownerless tasks rise to the top, so they don't reappear as a surprise at release time.
See the bottleneck reviewers and the PRs stuck behind them before they hold up the whole team.
The assistant answers across issues, PRs, commits, docs and chat — and links the exact sources behind every answer.
Workload across the team at a glance — so you can rebalance before someone burns out.
Spot the services and areas only one person understands, and spread that knowledge on purpose.
Probable completion windows computed from your actual delivery pace — defensible, and updated as you go.
Lead and cycle time, review wait, rework and throughput — measured continuously, with no tagging or manual upkeep.
A short, plain-English summary of how the week went and where to point attention next — ready when you are.
The assistant has already read every doc, ticket, PR and message across your tools. A new teammate can ask “how does our refund flow work?” and get a sourced answer in seconds — instead of waiting on a senior engineer, and instead of that engineer losing an hour explaining it.
Create a workspace, invite the team and explore freely. You only move to Pro when you're ready to plug in your tools and turn on live data and AI.
For trying things out — no credit card.
Sign up, name your company and invite whoever should see it.
Paste a link and a read-only token. Collection then runs quietly in the background.
Open the health view, scan what's at risk, and ask the assistant anything.
It pulls together the work already happening in your issue tracker, repositories, chat and docs, turns it into delivery metrics and risk signals, and lets you ask questions about any of it in plain language.
Today: GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Slack, Notion and Confluence. A public GitHub or GitLab repository needs only its URL; everything else takes a link and a token.
No — access is strictly read-only. CompanyTracker never opens, edits or closes anything in your issues, code or chat. It only reads.
Creating a workspace is instant, and each integration is roughly a minute. The first full sync then runs in the background while you keep working.
Never. Every company is a separate tenant, and queries are scoped so one workspace can't see another's data under any circumstances.
Encrypted at rest with keys that aren't shared between tenants. You can revoke a token in the source tool at any time and the connection simply stops.
Answers are grounded in your own data and come with links to the exact issues, PRs, commits or messages behind them — so you can always check the source yourself.
The workspace, your team and browsing collected data are free. Live integrations, continuous syncing, AI risk detection and the assistant are part of the paid plan.
Cancel any time from billing. Syncing and AI pause, but nothing is deleted — your dashboards and collected history stay viewable.
Set up a workspace in minutes. Free to start, no card required.