DevPulse tracks contributor trends, development velocity, and risk signals across your GitHub repos — so you can spot declining projects before they become incidents.
Sign in with GitHubA–F grades across demand, throughput, and responsiveness. Bus factor and pony factor surface single-contributor and single-company risk before it becomes your incident.
Monthly PRs, reviews, issues, and forks visualized over time. PR size distribution shows review bottlenecks. Issue open/close ratios detect growing backlogs.
Time to first response, lead time to merge, change failure rate, and release cadence. Know how fast work moves through the pipeline and whether releases are stable.
PR review ratio, review latency, and contributor reputation scoring. Surface PRs that need extra scrutiny and measure whether code is getting proper attention.
Contributor retention, momentum, and first-time contributor funnel. See which companies are contributing and whether newcomers are converting to repeat maintainers.
LLM-generated observations and prioritized action items that turn 30+ metrics into plain-language recommendations — so you don't have to interpret every chart yourself.
DevPulse has no plans, no pricing, and no subscriptions — every feature is available to every account.
It is operated on a best-effort basis: no SLA, no uptime guarantee, and no support commitment. Per-account limits exist only to keep the shared instance responsive for everyone using it.
The source for this service is on GitHub, under the Apache License 2.0. You are welcome to run your own instance.