TeamOnTrack | Smart Dev Nudges

What it does

Dashboards become shelfware. TeamOnTrack sends targeted Slack nudges to the right person when PRs sit too long, work goes stale, or WIP piles up... so you stop wasting 5+ hours/week chasing your team. What's different: • Nudges over dashboards nobody checks • Zero setup with Jira & GitHub • AI auto-categorizes work (estimates, impact, domain) • Detects bottlenecks and suggests who can help LinearB shows problems. Swarmia tracks agreements. We ensure they actually happen.

Stop chasing PRs and stuck work. Smart nudges keep your team moving without manual follow-up. Proven to reduce PR completion time by 60%.

Stop manually chasing your team. AI detects when work is stuck and sends targeted reminders to the right person at the right time. When a PR sits for 24+ hours without review, the right person gets a nudge. Not spam for everyone, just targeted reminders that actually help. Developers prefer this over manual chasing because it's data-driven and specific. Set working agreements like 24-hour review windows. When someone misses it, they get a gentle reminder. No compliance theater, just automatic follow-through on the processes your team already agreed to. AI spots when senior engineers are overloaded with review requests while others have capacity. Suggests who could help based on code…from teamontrack.com

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