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DevPerform connects to your GitHub organization and surfaces the metrics that matter for engineering teams: how long PRs sit before review, how often work ships, and where the bottlenecks are.

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What DevPerform measures

DevPerform analyzes your pull request history to compute:
  • Cycle time — how long from PR open to merge
  • Time to first review — how long PRs wait before someone looks at them
  • Merge rate — what fraction of opened PRs actually ship
  • Review throughput — how many PRs each engineer reviews per period
  • PR size distribution — the breakdown of XS/S/M/L/XL PRs per engineer
These metrics update in real time as you pull from GitHub, no agents or CI plugins required.

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What DevPerform does not do

DevPerform does not track commits, lines of code as a productivity proxy, or individual keystroke activity. The goal is to help teams spot process problems, not to score engineers.

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How it works

  1. An admin connects a GitHub org and adds the repos to track
  2. Engineers are added to a roster with their GitHub handles
  3. DevPerform pulls PR data from the GitHub API using your OAuth token
  4. The dashboard shows team and per-engineer breakdowns for any date range
No data is stored beyond what’s needed to serve the dashboard. PR metadata (titles, authors, timestamps, review events) is fetched on demand.