I’m a solo developer who’s never worked on a real engineering team. That means the only victim of my garbage commit messages (“fix”, “oops”, “wtf”, “done”) is future-me. Looking back on what I did the other day, or over the weekend, going through what I pushed wasn't enjoyable, it was an untrackable mess. It watches the repos you select and turns every push into one short, plain-English AI summary (any model of your choice through OpenRouter or OpenAI) Real example from my own repos this week: "Updated error handling to only display threatening errors in the system Modified the parser to filter out non-threatening errors, updated incident engine to handle threatening errors only, and adjusted Sentry webhook processing to align with the new error filtering logic. This change reduces noise by showing only critical errors that require immediate attention." Now, when I push, I instantly get a summary that tells me (and future-me) what I accomplished without opening diffs, or searching through my recent GitHub commits. Setup: Create you're account, connect your GitHub & Slack to start tracking your repos. Then choose your AI model by entering your OpenAI or OpenRouter API key and choose a model of your choice! Tech: Built solo with React, Node, and AI APIs. Open-source: https://github.com/pushlog-ai/Pu.... I already save 20–30 min/day. If you're a solo dev, indie hacker, or anyone really who hates your past self, try it and let me know. Carter Dixon carterjohndixon@gmail.com

PushLog

Stop wondering what shipped. Start seeing it.

Stop wondering what shipped. Start seeing it.