GitHub Public and Private Repositories

Gamify, Quantify & Qualify your Software Development Activity

based on your GitHub Repository Events*
* Commits/Pull Requess/Code Reviews/Issues/Comments Count

Your source code is safe

Rated 5 stars by our beta users

Why devActivity?

Effortless to implement and maintain

Simply install free GitHub app to get granular visility on dev process

No source code access required. All insights are based on Git meta data

Zero manual input, let your team keep working on project goals

Solutions for each role

Empower your software engineering project with actionable insights and engaging gamification features

Customer / Project Manager

Monitor the development team's productivity and enhance transparency within the software engineering process.

Team Lead / Devs / DevOps

Identify and address long-pending pull requests. Incorporate gamification elements. Identify and resolve bottlenecks in the process.

CTO / COO

Assess organizational and unit-level efficiency. Gain a unified perspective on team output and the quality of the engineering process.

Public and private repos, all-sizes teams and organizations.

If you're unable to locate what you need, don't hesitate to contact us with your enquiry.

Is it genuinely free?: Absolutely. We've embraced the Freemium model because we believe it offers the best approach. If you find that you require extended functionality, you can always opt for an upgrade. Otherwise, enjoy all our features free of charge!
Will you access my source code?: We completely understand this common concern. That's why we prioritize non-sensitive data like Git metadata and do not access your source code.
What kind of data do you collect from GitHub?: We gather Git metadata, including the type of activity (such as commits and pull requests), timestamps, and author information. This data is sufficient for creating all the necessary metrics, alerts, and gamification features.
Do you support other platforms (GitLab, Bitbucket etc)?: Currently, we're primarily focused on the GitHub community, as it's our starting point. However, expanding to other Git platforms is part of our roadmap. If you have a particular interest in one of them, please let us know or vote for idea @ GitHub Discussions.