Gitmore
Turn commits and PRs into team updates automatically. Works with GitHub, GitLab & Bitbucket. AI-powered reports delivered daily or weekly. Free to start.
Gitmore launched on August 18, 2025 with 145 votes, #235 of 8,530 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
AI-powered Git reporting automation. Connect GitHub & Bitbucket for smart reporting, and get your team progress insights easily.
Turns your commits and PRs into clear team updates delivered daily or weekly to Slack or email. No complicated onboarding. No sales calls. No "enterprise setup wizard." With one click, we set up webhooks automatically. No configuration files, no YAML hell. Every commit, PR, and merge gets tracked. No manual updates needed. Your Git activity speaks for itself. Check your dashboard, ask our AI, or wait for your weekly/daily email. Your choice—we're not pushy about it. Every feature below is built around one idea: your team shouldn't have to chase updates. From one-click integrations to AI-generated reports and a chat assistant that answers questions about your codebase, each piece works…from gitmore.io
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