theSitrep
For engineering leaders who'd rather know than ask

Always know how your team is doing, without asking.

It reads the work as it happens, commits, PRs, tickets, and keeps the four standup questions answered all day. Nobody books a meeting. Nobody writes a status update.

The problem

Knowing what's really happening on your team has become a job of its own.

How it works today

So you sit through standups, squint at dashboards, and DM people one by one. Every answer costs a developer their focus, and it's stale by lunchtime.

And it's getting harder

AI now writes a lot of the code. Rework and escaped defects pile up quietly, and by the time they surface, the cheap moment to fix them is gone.

Where that leaves you
Meetings everyone quietly dreads.
Dashboards nobody believes.
Problems you only see in the rearview mirror.
What you get

The four standup questions, updating all day as the work happens.

What needs attention now
What's at risk
What's progressing
What's going well
Positioning

What it replaces.

All of it read straight from the work itself. Nobody self-reports, nothing lags.

The daily standup
The standup bot nobody fills in
Dashboard archaeology and “quick question” DMs
What it does

Six ways to see your team clearly.
Every one backed by evidence
you can open
.

None of this is asked of your team. All of it is read from the work they're already doing.

Live standup

The standup, already answered.

Open the feed and the four questions are already answered: what needs you, what's at risk, what's moving, what's going well. The evidence behind every line is one click away.

What you stop doing That 15 minutes every morning, and every “quick status?” DM you felt bad sending.
Ticket forensics

Every ticket tells its whole story.

One timeline shows a ticket's full life: where it started, where it stalled, where it looped back for rework, and how much of each commit was written by AI. Nobody else shows you that last part.

What you stop doing Piecing together “what happened here?” from Jira history.
Risk hotspots

Trouble spots, while there's still time to fix them.

Defects and rework cluster in patterns: certain modules, certain people. You see those clusters while the work is still in flight, not after it ships.

What you stop doing Hearing about it for the first time in the retro.
Signals

A nudge you can verify, not a hunch.

High rework, a slipping ETA, reviews waved through in one line. Each signal fires per engineer and opens straight to the evidence, so you act on facts, not feelings.

What you stop doing Pinging the team because something feels off.
Early warning

Notice when someone's drifting, while you can still help.

Nothing fires unless five separate signs hold for days in a row, each one timestamped and checkable. What you get is a gentle prompt for a conversation, never a verdict on a person.

What you stop doing Learning why they left only after they've left.
Focus time

See whose week the meetings are eating.

For every engineer, hours in meetings sits next to their longest unbroken stretch of focus. You spot the fragmented weeks before the sprint pays for them.

What you stop doing Realising too late that your best engineer hasn't had two clear hours all week.
Integrations

Connects to the tools your team already use. theSitrep only reads.

Work management
  • JiraAvailable
  • ClickUpComing soon
  • AsanaComing soon
  • monday.comComing soon
Code hosting
  • GitHubAvailable
  • BitbucketAvailable
  • GitLabComing soon
Comms & calendars
  • SlackAvailable
  • OutlookAvailable
  • Microsoft TeamsAvailable
Read-only access

theSitrep can't push, merge, comment or change anything in your tools and it never sees your code. You choose what it connects to and you can disconnect any time.

Security & compliance

We follow SOC 2 aligned security practices and GDPR compliant data processing.

Pricing

Simple, per-developer pricing.

Everything free for 30 days. We won't even ask for a card.

Free trial
Free
your first 30 days
  • Unlimited developers, bring the whole team
  • The full product, nothing held back
  • No credit card required
For early believers
Founding team
$250once · yours for life
our thank-you to teams who join while we're new
  • Room for 20 developers, forever
  • Everything the Team plan has
  • Every update we ever ship, included
Where most teams land
Team
$100a month
your first 20 developers covered · then $5 each
Your team 20 developers
That works out to $5 a developer, flat
  • Your first 20 developers, included
  • Every signal, plus AI-authorship tracking on every commit
  • SSO and SCIM, so IT says yes faster
  • Status that updates itself, at zero cost to your developers
FAQ

Questions engineering leaders actually ask.

What is theSitrep?

theSitrep is automated engineering team intelligence for engineering leaders. It reads your commits, pull requests, and tickets as the work happens and keeps the four standup questions answered all day, so you always know how your team is doing without asking.

Does theSitrep replace daily standups and status meetings?

Yes. theSitrep keeps the four standup questions answered all day, read straight from the work, so you can retire the daily standup, the standup bot nobody fills in, and the status update DMs.

How does theSitrep track AI authorship in code?

theSitrep measures how much of each commit was written by AI and shows that percentage on the ticket timeline, so you can see AI contribution per commit alongside rework and escaped defects.

Does my team have to fill anything in?

No. Nothing is asked of your team. Every view is read from the work they are already doing in commits, pull requests, and tickets, so no developer spends time on self-reporting.

How much does theSitrep cost?

theSitrep is free for 30 days, with unlimited developers and no credit card. The Team plan is $100 a month for your first 20 developers, then $5 per additional developer. A Founding Team lifetime license for up to 20 developers is $250 once.

Is theSitrep secure and GDPR compliant?

theSitrep follows SOC 2 aligned security practices and GDPR compliant data processing. See exactly what we read from your tools, and what we never see.

Always in the know, never in the way.