Engineering delivery metrics that tell you what to do
DORA and beyond, read for meaning.
Solidmatics reads your GitHub, Jira, and Slack, computes the delivery signals that matter, and tells you in plain English where the work is stuck. Output, not activity.
Pay as you go. First read free, then pennies. Five minutes to connect.
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The dashboard problem
You have dashboards. You still can't tell if the release is on track.
AI assistants broke the old proxies. One engineer now produces ten times the commits, so velocity, activity, and cycle time say less than ever. The numbers move. The picture stays blurry.
Velocity is up, and half of it is generated boilerplate.
Cycle time looks healthy while the release quietly slips.
DORA says elite. The roadmap says two months behind.
The answer to 'is this on track?' still lives in somebody's head.
Charts count motion. Solidmatics reads what the work meant, across GitHub, Jira, Slack, and your meetings, then gives you the call in plain English.
See what you getNot another dashboard. An opinion.
No charts to decode. You get the call an experienced lead would make sitting next to you, in plain English, for every team you connect. And the absence of a flag says something too: when everyone is moving and one name stays quiet for weeks, that is your cue to check in.
How it works
Five minutes to connect. Answers the same day.
No agents on anyone's machine, no rollout project, no asking the team to log hours. You plug in the tools they already use and the reading starts.
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Connect
Securely connect GitHub, Jira, Slack, ClickUp, Sentry, and meeting transcripts through MeetGeek. Read-only, no agent to install.
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Map your teams
We match people across platforms automatically and group them the way you actually run them. You confirm the few we cannot.
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It watches
It watches the work around the clock and connects the dots across code, tickets, messages, and meetings.
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You get the signal
Clear signals and flags, not a wall of metrics. What an experienced lead would actually call out.
What those five minutes buy you
Why not just ask around
Asking gets you the story. We read the record.
Today your options are a meeting where you hear the version someone prepared, or a tool. Screen recorders spy on people, and good ones route around them in a week. Metrics dashboards cover engineering, hand you charts, and assume you already know what to look for. We read what the work itself says and tell you what it means.
| Solidmatics | Screen recorders | Metrics dashboards | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Examples | Chief, an AI Manager | Hubstaff, Time Doctor | LinearB, Jellyfish |
| What it watches | Work that actually landed | Mouse clicks and screenshots | Charts and dashboards |
| Teams it covers | Any team whose work leaves a trail | Whoever you install it on | Engineering only |
| Built for | Anyone running more than one team | Surveillance | Someone who reads dashboards |
| Your people | Barely notice it | Hate it | Tolerate it |
| Tells you what actually matters | |||
| Price | Start for $5, pay as you go | Per seat, monthly | $20K+ a year |
Questions leaders ask before connecting
Founding member pilot
Ten teams get in first.
I have led engineering teams since 2006, and run product and operations alongside them. I am building this for the people I keep meeting who answer for more teams than they can sit in on. Get in early and you shape what it becomes.
- Connects to GitHub, Jira, Slack, ClickUp, Sentry, and MeetGeek (read-only, five minutes)
- We figure out who actually did what, across every team you connect
- Plain-English signals and a weekly digest
- A direct line to me for product feedback