User feedback "From 12hrs to 30mins"
🚨 73% of engineering teams waste 12+ hours weekly creating status reports nobody reads.
Here's the uncomfortable truth:
Your stakeholders don't care about your commit velocity.
They want to know:
→ "Is the payment bug actually fixed?"
→ "When will the mobile feature ship?"
→ "Are we on track for the Q1 deadline?"
Traditional dashboards show developer metrics:
📈 Commits per day
📊 Lines of code changed
📉 Pull request velocity
Smart tools like Gitmore translate that into business language:
🎯 What features actually shipped this week
🔍 Which critical bugs got resolved
📝 Real progress updates in plain English
Our first users cut reporting time from 12 hours to 30 minutes weekly.
The future isn't more data—it's better interpretation.
What manual translation work is eating your team's time? 👇
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Cutting reporting from 12 hours to 30 minutes is massive. I’ve seen the same pain in teams where engineers spend more time “proving” work than doing it. Tools like Gitmore, or even AI agents we’re building into Growstack, are shifting that by auto-translating technical progress into clear business updates. Curious—are your users mostly engineering managers, or are PMs and execs jumping on this too?