Git Reporting Tool
Human or AI, Every Commit
Every commit and PR across GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket, split between your team and AI agents like Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor and Codex. Turned into clear updates in Slack, email, a client portal or Claude.
GitHub
GitLab
BitbucketNo credit card required
What humans and AI agents shipped
Your team now ships with Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor and Codex. Gitmore labels every pull request and commit by who wrote it, across GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket, so you can see AI share, merge rates and time to merge per agent — and spot agent PRs that are waiting on a human.
- ✓Co-authored-by trailers and “Generated with” footers
- ✓Agent bot accounts (Copilot, Devin, Jules, Codex…)
- ✓Agent branch prefixes like copilot/ and cursor/
- ✓Reported as a floor: no signal means human
Merged pull requests · last 30 days
72 PRs · 4 repos
Recent changes
Stream large CSV exports
web#412 · co-authored with Ada
Fix flaky login test
web#418 · waiting on review · 2 days
Retry failed invoices
billing#88 · approved by Linus
Your team's work, summarized.
Everyone stays in sync.
Manual updates
Without Gitmore
15 min × 5 devs × 5 days
- ✗Long standups with unclear progress updates
- ✗Manually writing status updates and reports
- ✗Chasing team members for progress updates
- ✗Stakeholders asking "what shipped this week?"
Automated reports
With Gitmore
~2 min/day × 5 days · Same for 1 or 100 devs
- ✓Automated reports from actual Git activity
- ✓AI-summarized commits and PRs delivered to Slack/email
- ✓Real-time visibility for stakeholders
- ✓Ready-to-use templates for standups and reports
Save 6h 15m every week — that's 316+ hours per year
Get started freeSeriously, it's that simple
No complicated onboarding. No sales calls. No "enterprise setup wizard."
Connect Your Repo
With one click, we set up webhooks automatically. No configuration files, no YAML hell.
We Watch Your Activity
Every commit, PR, and merge gets tracked. No manual updates needed. Your Git activity speaks for itself.
You Get Answers
Check your dashboard, ask our AI, or wait for your weekly/daily email. Your choice—we're not pushy about it.
Ready to automate your team updates?
Get started freeOne record of your work, for everyone
Every plan includes all of these. Plans differ in AI credits, plus the Slack agent and custom prompts on paid plans.
Automated reports
Daily, weekly or monthly summaries of what shipped, delivered to Slack or email on your schedule, in your timezone.
AI agent ledger→
See which pull requests and commits Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor, Codex, Devin and others wrote, next to your team's.
Client portals→
Password-protected, branded update pages in plain language for clients, investors and executives.
Proactive alerts→
Stale PRs, agent PRs waiting on a human, merges without a reviewer, AI-share spikes and dormant repos, in Slack or email.
30 days of history on connect
New repositories import the last 30 days of pull requests and commits, so your first report isn't empty.
Any audience, 11 languages
Write the same week for your team, a client or leadership, in English, French, German, Spanish, Japanese and more.
Public changelogs
A customer-facing changelog and embeddable widget built from merged work, for the repositories you choose.
GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket
One consistent view across all three, including self-hosted GitLab. Reviews and approvals are tracked too.
Never reads your code
Only event metadata (titles, messages, authors, timestamps). Signed webhooks, encrypted tokens, read-only MCP.
Your task board, matched to real code
Connect the tool your team plans in. Gitmore matches tasks to the pull requests that implement them, so reports and the AI know which planned work actually shipped — and which tasks were merged but never closed.
This week · Linear ↔ GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket
ENG-142 CSV export for invoices
web#412 · merged
ENG-150 Single sign-on with SAML
api!77 · merged
ENG-155 Retry failed invoices
billing#88 · in review
ENG-161 Currency rounding fix
no linked PR
Linked automatically
A task id (ENG-142) or task link in the PR title, branch, description or commits connects the two. No new workflow for developers.
AI suggestions, human decisions
Similar titles become suggestions you confirm in one click. Nothing is closed in your tool from a guess.
Closed when it ships
When a linked PR merges, Gitmore can mark the task done and comment “Shipped in …” with the PR link.
Acme Corp — product update
October 2026This month: easier data exports, more reliable invoicing and a currency accuracy fix.
What shipped
Reporting and data
You can now export your data to CSV, including large exports, for use in spreadsheets.
Billing reliability
Invoices that fail to go through are retried automatically.
Updates for the people who pay for it
Share a branded page that turns your merged work into a plain-language update. No branch names, no commit hashes, no internal names — just what changed for them. Pick the repositories, the audience and the language; Gitmore writes it and keeps it current.
Clients
Agencies and freelancers: show what you delivered this month.
Investors
Founders: product progress for the monthly update, without writing it.
Executives
Leadership: outcomes and risks, not commit hashes.
Team
A shared page for everyone, refreshed every period.
Let's dive into Gitmore
Every feature below is built around one idea: your team shouldn't have to chase updates. From one-click integrations to AI-generated reports and a chat assistant that answers questions about your codebase, each piece works together so engineering progress stays visible without the overhead.
Connect in seconds
Two ways to connect your repositories. Use OAuth for a one-click setup, or add a manual webhook if you prefer full control. Both take under 2 minutes and Gitmore never accesses your source code.
OAuth Integration
Sign in with your Git provider, select repositories, and authorize. Webhooks are created automatically.
Manual Webhook
Copy your unique webhook URL from Gitmore, paste it into your repository settings. Done.
Set it once, stay informed forever
Pick a template, connect your repo, and choose where to deliver. Gitmore handles the rest: AI-generated reports on your schedule, zero maintenance.
Start every day or week with a complete picture of what happened. Commits, PRs, contributors, and an AI-written summary delivered before your first coffee.
Every section, explained
Scroll through to see what goes into every report Gitmore generates. Each section is crafted by AI to give your team maximum context with minimum noise.
Core Platform Daily Update
The Core Platform team had a productive day with 12 pull requests merged and 3 new ones in progress, covering enterprise authentication, real-time monitoring features, and critical bug fixes. Peak activity occurred during the afternoon sprint session.
Peak Hour
15:00
Focus
Afternoon
Events
132
Contributors
3
Activity · 24h
Work Distribution
New Things We Built
Sarah Chen implemented OAuth2 provider integration for enterprise SSO, enabling seamless single sign-on for corporate clients
Marcus Thorne added real-time API latency monitoring widget to the dashboard
Alex Rivera shipped Dark Mode toggle in user settings
Problems We Solved
Resolved critical race condition in subscription renewal causing double-billing for 0.1% of users
Fixed memory leak in image processing worker, reducing RAM usage by 40%
Patched dropdown clipping bug on mobile viewports affecting 35% of users
Summary
The team delivered 7 major improvements covering enterprise security, user experience, and platform stability. Users now benefit from enterprise SSO capabilities, better monitoring tools, and a more reliable billing system.
Contributors
Sarah Chen, Marcus Thorne, and Alex Rivera
This report is AI-generated. Please verify important information.
Do you like this report?
Every report starts with an intelligent overview written by AI. It reads every commit message, PR description, and contributor activity, then distills it into a paragraph your whole team can understand in 10 seconds.
Four data points chosen for maximum signal: when the team was most active, the session focus, total events tracked, and how many contributors were involved. No noise, just the numbers that matter.
A 24-hour activity chart showing exactly when work happened. The highlighted bar marks peak activity. Great for understanding team rhythms, timezone coverage, and whether your team is sprinting or spreading work evenly.
See the balance between features, fixes, refactoring, DevOps, and documentation at a glance. This helps engineering leaders spot trends: too much firefighting? Not enough documentation? The data tells the story.
AI categorizes every PR and commit into "New Things We Built" and "Problems We Solved". Each item includes who did it, how long it took, and the business impact. No more asking "what shipped this week?" in meetings.
Each report closes with a final summary tying everything together, a list of all contributors, and a quick feedback prompt. One click to let us know if the report was useful so Gitmore keeps getting smarter.
Your Git history, inside your AI tools
Connect Claude, Cursor or any MCP client to Gitmore's remote MCP server with one API key. Ask “what did we ship this week?” from the editor and get answers across all your repositories and providers. Read-only, scoped to your account, and no AI credits used.
Claude Code
$ claude mcp add --transport http gitmore \
https://app.gitmore.io/api/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer gm_your_api_key"Tools your AI can call
activity_summary— What shipped in a period, the same way for GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucketagent_ledger— Humans vs AI agents: PRs, merge rates, time to mergefind_changes— “When and why did we change the rate limiter?”recent_activity— Latest pull requests and pushes, newest firstagent_reports— Work summaries your coding agents postedlist_repositories— Every connected repository
Ask anything about your codebase
Gitmind connects to your Git provider's API and combines it with AI to answer any question about your repositories, PRs, and team activity in real time.
Gitmind
AI Agent
What's PR #312 about?
PR #312 is Sarah's implementation of the new Stripe webhook handler. It adds idempotency keys to prevent duplicate charges, refactors the retry queue, and includes 14 new integration tests. It touches 8 files across the payments and queue modules. Two approvals so far from Alex and Jordan — waiting on CI to finish.
Has it introduced any breaking changes?
Yes, one — the webhook payload schema changed. The `charge.completed` event now includes a `metadata` field that downstream consumers need to handle. Sarah added a migration guide in the PR description and notified the platform team in the comments.
Gitmind
What's PR #312 about?
PR #312 is Sarah's implementation of the new Stripe webhook handler. It adds idempotency keys to prevent duplicate charges, refactors the retry queue, and includes 14 new integration tests. It touches 8 files across the payments and queue modules. Two approvals so far from Alex and Jordan — waiting on CI to finish.
Has it introduced any breaking changes?
Yes, one — the webhook payload schema changed. The `charge.completed` event now includes a `metadata` field that downstream consumers need to handle. Sarah added a migration guide in the PR description and notified the platform team in the comments.
Built for the whole team
Faster standups. Better visibility. Everyone wins.
Push code, get recognized. Your commits tell the story — no status updates, no reporting overhead. Just ship and let Gitmore handle the rest.
Learn more →Get complete visibility into team progress without interrupting flow states. AI-generated summaries, spot blockers early, and run data-driven 1:1s.
Learn more →Know what shipped, what's in progress, and what's blocked — without asking. Automated progress reports with feature tracking and release visibility.
Learn more →Understand engineering velocity across all repos without manual reports. Executive summaries with cross-team insights and strategic visibility.
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Faster reporting with AI
50%
Shorter standup meetings
100%
Visibility into team activity
Simple, transparent
pricing
Choose the plan that fits your team. Upgrade or downgrade anytime.
Free
Everything Gitmore does, with a few AI credits
- ✓Unlimited repositories
- ✓Unlimited automations
- ✓2 AI credits/month
- ✓All features included below
*No credit card required
Pro
For professional developers and small teams
- ✓Everything in Free
- ✓100 AI credits/month
- ✓AI agent in Slack
- ✓Priority support
Enterprise
For teams that need full control
- ✓Everything in Pro
- ✓500 AI credits/month
- ✓Custom-prompt reports (tailored reporting in your brand voice)
- ✓Custom integrations
Included on every plan
- ✓AI agent ledger (humans vs Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor…)
- ✓Client portals
- ✓Notion, Linear, Jira, Asana, ClickUp & Trello
- ✓MCP server & API
- ✓Proactive alerts
- ✓Public changelog
- ✓30-day history import
- ✓Reports in 11 languages
1 AI credit = one chat answer, scheduled report, report preview or client-portal summary. The MCP server, ledger and alerts don't use credits.
Prices excl. VAT where applicable.
Frequently asked
questions
Everything you need to know about Gitmore.
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We support GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket: GitHub.com (including GitHub Enterprise Cloud organizations), GitLab.com and self-hosted GitLab, and Bitbucket Cloud. You can connect private and public repositories. Self-hosted GitHub Enterprise Server and Bitbucket Data Center aren't supported yet.
Gitmore integrates with both GitHub and Slack to deliver automated team reports. Unlike basic GitHub-Slack integrations that just forward notifications, Gitmore uses AI to aggregate and summarize all activity into meaningful reports - daily digests, weekly summaries, or custom schedules - delivered directly to your Slack channels.
Gitmore gives CTOs and engineering leaders high-level visibility across all repositories without requiring manual reports from team leads. You get AI-generated summaries of development velocity, what features shipped, blockers, and team contributions - all extracted automatically from Git activity and delivered on your schedule.
You can connect GitHub repositories in two ways: 1) OAuth integration - sign in with GitHub and select repositories to connect automatically, or 2) Manual webhook setup - add a webhook URL to your repository settings. Both methods take under 2 minutes and you'll start receiving data immediately.
Our LLM analyzes webhook event metadata including commit messages, pull request descriptions, file names, and author information to categorize work into features, bug fixes, refactoring, documentation, and more. You'll receive intelligent summaries of team progress, development velocity metrics, and project insights via email or Slack - all without accessing your actual source code.
Gitmind is Gitmore's AI chat agent that lets you ask questions about your repository activity in natural language. You can ask things like 'What did the team ship last week?', 'Show me all bug fixes in the last month', or 'Who worked on the authentication feature?' - and get instant, accurate answers based on your Git history.
Yes. Gitmore labels pull requests and commits written by Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, OpenAI Codex, Devin, Google Jules, Aider and Windsurf, using signals that are already in your Git data: co-author trailers, "Generated with" footers, agent bot accounts and agent branch names. Detection is deliberately conservative, so the AI share it reports is a floor rather than a guess. The ledger shows AI share, merge rates and time to merge per agent, across GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket.
Yes. Connect Notion, Linear, Jira, Asana, ClickUp or Trello and Gitmore matches tasks to the pull requests that implement them, using task ids or links in PR titles, branches, descriptions and commit messages. Similar titles become suggestions you confirm. When a linked PR merges, Gitmore can mark the task done and comment with the PR link, and reports show planned vs shipped work.
Yes. Client portals are password-protected, branded pages that turn your merged work into a plain-language update for clients, investors, executives or your team, in their language. They leave out branch names, commit hashes and internal names, and can be downloaded as a PDF.
Yes. Gitmore has a remote MCP server. Create an API key, add the server to Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor or any MCP client, and ask about your work across all repositories, such as what shipped this week or which PRs AI agents wrote. It is read-only and doesn't use AI credits.
No. When you connect a repository, Gitmore imports its last 30 days of pull requests and commits, so your first report, ledger and portal already have history.
We implement enterprise-grade security measures including webhook signature verification. All webhook payloads are validated and processed in isolated environments. We only access event metadata (commit messages, PR titles, author info, timestamps) - never your actual source code or code changes. This ensures complete privacy of your codebase while providing valuable development insights.
No, Gitmore never accesses your source code. We only receive and process webhook event metadata - commit messages, PR titles and descriptions, author information, file names, and timestamps. Your actual code changes, file contents, and repository files remain completely private and are never transmitted to our servers.
Yes, Gitmore offers a free forever plan with unlimited repositories, unlimited automations, every feature (AI agent ledger, client portals, task tools, MCP server, alerts) and 2 AI credits/month. No credit card required. Upgrade anytime for more AI credits, the Slack agent and custom prompts.
Yes, you can cancel or downgrade your plan at any time from your account settings. There are no long-term contracts or cancellation fees. If you downgrade, you'll retain access to your current plan until the end of your billing period.
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We're confident you'll love it. But if you don't? Just cancel. No hard feelings. No "let's schedule a call to discuss your experience" emails.
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