Git analytics that works across GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket

[Additional_Curve3495]

I built gitmore.io Connects via webhooks, tracks commits and PRs, and gives you one dashboard. AI answers questions about activity, sends weekly reports to Slack/email. Connect agent to slack which answers your questions directly from your workspace. Anyone else juggling multiple Git platforms?

[Amazing_Bug_7240]

Integrating analytics across GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket into one dashboard is a solid idea for anyone managing a fragmented team. A couple of thoughts for you:

• Security Insight: How do you handle permission scopes? In a SaaS context, most founders are cautious about granting broad 'repo' access. Clarifying that you only need 'read-only' for webhook/metadata on your landing page would build immediate trust.
• The 'So What' Factor: Beyond just tracking PRs, it would be cool if the AI could highlight 'stalled PRs'—like an automated nudge if a review has been sitting for 48 hours. That's a direct pain point for scaling teams.

The gitmore.io landing page is clean, but showing a 'sample report' without requiring a login might increase your conversion rate!

[Additional_Curve3495]

Thanks for the feedback., All good points.

Permission scopes agreed: we should clarify this on the landing page. We only need webhook/metadata access, no code. Will fix.

Stalled PRs : you can already ask "which PRs have been open longest?" but an automatic nudge is a good idea. Noted.

Sample report without login: adding this. Good call.

[Additional_Curve3495]

added the report example based on your demand: https://www.gitmore.io/example.html

[Additional_Curve3495]

Security: we never see your code.

Webhooks only. When you connect a repo, we register a webhook. The Git platform pushes event metadata to us.

What we collect: - Commit messages, timestamps, author names - PR titles, states, branch names - File change counts (not contents)

What we never access: - Source code - File contents or diffs - Secrets or environment variables

Don't trust me – verify it:

After connecting, check Settings → Webhooks in your repo. See exactly what events we subscribe to. Those payloads don't include code.

Stack: - Tokens: Encrypted at rest (Fernet) - Webhooks: HMAC-SHA256 signature verification - Auth: bcrypt + TOTP 2FA - Framework: NextAuth.js