Engineering delivery visibility, without leaving your infrastructure.
Committrace connects to your internal Git repositories and Jira to turn raw engineering activity into manager-ready insight on people, groups, repos, and epics — fully self-hosted, so source code never leaves your environment.
Your data stays in your environment. No source code is sent to third-party SaaS.
You can't lead what you can't see — and you can't send your code out to see it.
Manual delivery reporting eats your week
Engineering managers stitch together commits, PRs, Jira tickets, and Slack threads to answer a basic question: what actually shipped this week?
Jira status ≠ real progress
Tickets sit in In Progress while code moves elsewhere — or moves to Done with no visible commit trail. Status alone hides reality.
External SaaS isn't an option
Source code, repository metadata, and customer-impacting work cannot be shipped to a third-party vendor for analysis. Compliance and security veto it.
Self-hosted engineering intelligence that turns Git and Jira into delivery signal.
Committrace runs inside your infrastructure and analyzes the activity you already produce — commits, authors, branches, changed files, Jira keys, epics. The result is a manager-readable view of who is working on what, how delivery is moving, and where work is concentrated.
- Source code and metadata stay in your environment
- Connects to internal Git and Jira / issue trackers
- Views by person, group, repository, and epic
- Generates weekly summaries and delivery reviews
Platform work this week was mainly focused on payment migration, authentication hardening, and search rewrite. Payment migration appears to be moving into integration cleanup, especially around billing callbacks and settlement handling.
▸ Payment migration: moving toward QA readiness. Confirm test coverage before treating it as release-ready.
▸ Auth hardening: backend work is active, but identity-service dependency still needs clarification with M. Sato.
▸ Search rewrite: activity resumed in search-api, but Jira status does not reflect the same movement. Worth checking with J. Okafor.
Suggested follow-ups: Ask about QA readiness, identity-service dependency, and Search Rewrite Jira mismatch.
Everything engineering leaders need to see delivery clearly.
Six capabilities, one self-hosted platform. Built to live inside your network.
Git activity intelligence
Analyze commits, authors, repositories, branches, and changed files. See actual development movement across teams — not a vanity metric.
Jira & epic context
Link commits to Jira keys, epics, and delivery work. Close the gap between ticket status and real code movement.
People & group views
Create groups like Backend, Payments, or Critical Repos. Activity cards show recent commits, Jira links, files changed, and context.
Manager-ready reports
Generate weekly summaries by person, group, repo, or epic. Convert raw history into a clear business-readable progress update.
Self-hosted, private by design
Runs inside your infrastructure. No source code or sensitive engineering data leaves your environment. Suitable for security-conscious teams.
Optional AI summaries
Generate concise narratives from structured activity. Fully optional and configurable to match your security policy — including local options.
Built for the work engineering leaders already do.
Weekly engineering reporting
Replace the manual Friday scramble. Send leadership a structured weekly delivery summary in minutes.
Delivery review preparation
Walk into delivery reviews with epic-level progress, repo movement, and contributor context already assembled.
Epic progress tracking
Follow major initiatives across multiple repositories and teams — without manually correlating Jira and Git.
Multi-repository visibility
See where work is actually concentrated across dozens or hundreds of internal repositories.
Engineering manager 1:1s
Open a person's view to see their week of work, linked Jira context, and your private notes.
Outsourcing & vendor delivery
Get transparent activity reports from outsourced or vendor teams working in your repositories.
Engineering intelligence that respects how enterprise actually runs.
Designed for security, compliance, and on-premise constraints from day one — not retrofitted.
Runs in your infrastructure
Deploy on-premise or in your private cloud. Committrace operates entirely inside your network perimeter.
Source code stays put
No source code is shipped to a third-party SaaS. Committrace reads from your Git and Jira and stores derived data locally.
Your data, your database
Persist analyzed activity in a database you own and operate. Backups, retention, and access remain under your control.
Enterprise deployment ready
SSO/SAML, role-based access, and audit logs available depending on deployment. Compliance documentation on request.
Specific certifications and configurations are deployment-dependent and available on request.
From repositories to leadership-ready reporting in five steps.
- 01
Connect
Point Committrace at your internal Git provider and Jira / issue tracker. All within your network.
- 02
Model your org
Build groups (teams, squads, critical repos) and align them with the epics and initiatives that matter.
- 03
Analyze
Committrace processes commits, branches, files, authors, and Jira keys to build structured delivery views.
- 04
Report
Generate weekly summaries by person, group, repo, or epic. Add private notes for context.
- 05
Review
Walk into 1:1s, delivery reviews, and leadership updates with a clear, evidence-backed picture.
Made for the people accountable for engineering delivery.
CTOs & Heads of Engineering
A trustworthy, self-hosted view of delivery across your organization.
Engineering Managers
Stop chasing updates. Walk into reviews and 1:1s already prepared.
Tech Leads
See where the team is concentrated and where work is quietly stalling.
Delivery Managers
Track epic and initiative progress with evidence from real engineering activity.
Manual reporting and raw dashboards can only take you so far.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about self-hosted deployment, data handling, and how Committrace fits alongside Git and Jira.
- What is Committrace?
- Committrace is a self-hosted engineering intelligence platform. It analyzes activity from internal Git repositories and Jira to produce manager-ready delivery reports across people, groups, repos, and epics.
- Is Committrace self-hosted?
- Yes. Committrace is designed to run on-premise or in your private cloud. It operates entirely inside your network perimeter — no third-party SaaS is required to analyze your engineering activity.
- Does Committrace send source code to external services?
- No. Source code stays in your environment. Committrace reads from your Git and Jira systems and stores derived activity data in a database you own and operate.
- Who is Committrace built for?
- CTOs, Heads of Engineering, Engineering Managers, Tech Leads, and Delivery Managers who are accountable for software delivery in enterprise teams.
- Does Committrace replace Jira or Git?
- No. Committrace augments them. It links commits to Jira keys and epics so leaders see real delivery progress alongside ticket status — without replacing the systems engineers already use.
- Can Committrace generate delivery reports per team or per person?
- Yes. Reports can be generated by person, group, repository, or epic — including weekly summaries for engineering leadership and 1:1 preparation.
- Is AI summarization required?
- No. AI-generated narratives are optional and configurable to match your security policy. Committrace supports deployments without external AI calls.
Bring engineering delivery into focus — on your infrastructure.
Committrace is sold and deployed with our team. Tell us about your environment and we'll set up a tailored self-hosted demo for your engineering leadership.
- Tailored to your stackGitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Jira, Azure DevOps — including self-managed editions.
- Deployment guidanceOn-premise or private cloud. We help size the deployment to your org.
- Security review-friendlyArchitecture docs, data flow, and access model available for your security team.