Set up in 4 steps
From zero to your first GitHub weekly report — in under 2 minutes.
Connect GitHub
OAuth in one click. Gitmore only reads commit metadata and PR info — never your source code.
Choose your delivery channel
Pick Slack, email, or both. Reports land wherever your team, manager, or stakeholders already read updates.
Set your weekly schedule
Friday afternoon wrap-up, Monday morning briefing, or any day that fits your sprint rhythm.
Reports write themselves
Gitmore watches your repos all week and sends AI-written summaries automatically. No one has to do anything.
What's in every weekly report
Gitmore turns a full week of GitHub activity into a readable, board-ready summary your whole organisation can understand.
Board-ready summaries
Gitmore writes weekly reports in plain English — suitable to share with stakeholders, executives, or clients who need a high-level view of engineering progress without digging into Git.
AI-written narratives
Not raw Git logs — readable stories. Gitmore's AI categorises commits as features, bug fixes, refactoring, or docs, and writes a sprint summary that puts the week in context.
Sprint wrap-up, automated
Replace the manual effort of end-of-sprint reporting. Gitmore generates the same summary automatically from your actual Git activity — in seconds, not 30 minutes.
Code stays private
Gitmore reads only metadata: commit messages, PR titles, author names, and timestamps. Your source code is never accessed.
Multi-repo support
Consolidate the week's activity from all your repositories into a single report, or set up separate weekly digests per repo or team.
Zero developer input
Developers never fill out a form or answer a prompt. If they push code, they're in the weekly report. Participation is always 100%.
Weekly digest vs. manual sprint reporting
Manual sprint reports take time and vary in quality. Gitmore delivers a consistent, AI-written summary automatically every week.
| Aspect | Manual Sprint Reporting | Gitmore Weekly Digest |
|---|---|---|
| Report frequency | On demand (manual) | Automatic weekly schedule |
| Time to produce | 30–60 minutes per report | Zero — fully automated |
| Data source | Developer memory + Git log copy-paste | Live Git metadata, always accurate |
| Report content | Varies by who writes it | Consistent AI-written narrative every week |
| AI categorisation | None | Features, fixes, refactoring, docs |
| Multi-repo digest | Manual aggregation required | Unified report across all repos |
| Stakeholder delivery | Manual email or copy-paste | Auto-delivered to Slack or email |
| Free tier | N/A | 1 repo, 50 AI credits/month |
Frequently asked questions
How do I set up a GitHub weekly report?
Connect Gitmore to your GitHub account via OAuth, choose your delivery channel (Slack or email), and pick a weekly schedule. Gitmore starts sending AI-written weekly summaries automatically. Setup takes about 2 minutes.
What does the weekly report cover?
The weekly digest covers everything that happened in your repositories during the week: all commits merged, PRs opened and closed, who contributed what, features and fixes categorised by AI, and a high-level narrative suitable for board updates or sprint retrospectives.
Does Gitmore read my GitHub source code?
No. Gitmore only accesses Git metadata: commit messages, PR titles, author info, and timestamps. Your codebase stays completely private.
Can I send the weekly report to stakeholders outside my team?
Yes. You can deliver weekly reports to a Slack channel, a mailing list, or specific email addresses — including executives, product managers, or clients who want a high-level view of engineering progress.
What does the free plan include?
The free tier includes 1 repository, 50 AI credits per month, and weekly report delivery to Slack or email. No credit card required.