Set up in 4 steps
From zero to your first GitLab report in your inbox — in under 2 minutes.
Connect GitLab
OAuth in one click. Gitmore only reads commit metadata and MR info — never your source code.
Set your email recipients
Add your team mailing list, manager inbox, or individual addresses. As many recipients as you need.
Set your schedule
Daily digest, weekly summary, or both. Reports land in inboxes at the time that suits your team's rhythm.
Reports write themselves
Gitmore watches your repos and sends AI-written summaries automatically. No one has to do anything.
What's in every report
Gitmore turns raw GitLab activity into readable, actionable updates your whole team can understand.
AI-written summaries
Not raw Git logs — readable narratives. Gitmore's AI categorises commits as features, bug fixes, refactoring, or docs, and writes a summary a manager can act on.
Daily or weekly delivery
Choose your cadence. A daily digest keeps you close to the work. A weekly summary is perfect for board updates or async teams across time zones.
Code stays private
Gitmore reads only metadata: commit messages, MR titles, author names, and timestamps. Your source code is never accessed.
Flexible recipients
Send reports to individual inboxes, team mailing lists, or your engineering manager. Configure different recipients for different repos.
Zero developer input
Developers never fill out a form or answer a prompt. If they push code, they're in the report. Participation is always 100%.
GitLab + GitHub + Bitbucket
Have a mixed stack? Gitmore connects to all three platforms and can consolidate reports from across your entire engineering organisation.
Gitmore email reports vs. raw GitLab email notifications
GitLab's built-in email notifications flood your inbox with raw events. Gitmore delivers a curated, AI-written report on a schedule.
| Aspect | GitLab email notifications | Gitmore |
|---|---|---|
| Notification style | One email per push/MR event | Single AI-written digest on schedule |
| Report content | Raw event data (branch, SHA, actor) | Plain-English summary with context |
| Inbox noise | High — every commit triggers an email | Zero noise — one report, on a schedule |
| Schedule control | Immediate (no schedule) | Daily, weekly, or custom schedule |
| Multi-repo digest | Separate emails per repo event | Unified report across all repos |
| AI categorisation | None | Features, fixes, refactoring, docs |
| Developer input needed | None | None |
| Free tier | Included in GitLab | 1 repo, 50 AI credits/month |
Frequently asked questions
How do I get GitLab activity reports by email?
Connect Gitmore to your GitLab account via OAuth, then add your email recipients — a team mailing list, manager inbox, or individual addresses. Set a daily or weekly schedule and Gitmore handles the rest automatically. Setup takes about 2 minutes.
How is this different from GitLab's built-in email notifications?
GitLab's native email notifications fire for every individual event — each push, each MR update. Your inbox fills up fast and it's hard to see the big picture. Gitmore aggregates all activity into a single AI-written digest on a schedule you control. One email, once a day or once a week, with everything that matters.
Does Gitmore read my GitLab source code?
No. Gitmore only accesses Git metadata: commit messages, MR titles, author info, and timestamps. Your codebase stays completely private.
Can I send GitLab reports to a mailing list or multiple recipients?
Yes. You can add as many email recipients as you need — individual addresses, team distribution lists, or a manager's inbox. You can also configure different recipient lists for different repositories.
What does the free plan include?
The free tier includes 1 repository, 50 AI credits per month, and email delivery. No credit card required.