We'll show you exactly how AI is impacting your speed and code quality.



Get a live view of every developer's activity, where the sprint is losing time, and which PRs need attention before every standup, 1:1, and retrospective. No more opening five screens to find it.

AI tools write more code, open more PRs, and generate more signal than any team produced two years ago. Output went up. So did the noise. Most EMs still manage on gut feel and standup updates.
A developer blocked for three days tells you in standup. A reviewer carrying disproportionate load mentions it in the retro. The signal was already in the data. No view surfaced it.
AI generates more code per developer per sprint. The same team reviews it at the same pace. PRs pile up, reviewers fatigue, cycle time climbs.
"How's it going?" starts most 1:1s. Whether a developer's been active, overloaded, or carrying the team's review burden never surfaces unless you dig through multiple screens before the meeting.
See every developer's Git activity day by day across the team: commits, PRs opened, reviewed, merged, declined. Spot who's gone quiet and who's carrying review load. Click any developer's column for individual context before a 1:1.

See how the sprint's timeline splits across coding, pickup, review, and merge. Scope to your sprint window and every stage is measured. Click any bar to see the specific PRs behind it. Retro prep before the retro.

Marco, Hivel's AI code review agent, reviews every PR the moment it opens. Complexity score, security check, and prioritized suggestions land in GitHub before a human reviewer opens the tab. Your team's review time goes to architecture and edge cases.

Set monthly or quarterly targets on the metrics that matter for your team: cycle time, review coverage, rework, PR size. Get notified via Slack or email the moment a threshold is crossed. Stop checking dashboards between sprints.

Connect your source control and project management tools and data starts flowing immediately. Most EMs see team activity, pipeline timing, and PR metrics within 30 minutes of connecting. The AI code review feature requires enabling the GitHub or GitLab integration separately from the Settings screen.
Yes. Every view supports team-level filtering. Scope your dashboards to your specific team and the data reflects only your team's activity, pipeline, and metrics. You won't see other teams' data unless you have org-level access.
Hivel reads Git activity (commits, PRs, review actions) that's already recorded by your source control platform. It surfaces that activity in a structured view for managers, the same way GitHub already shows it in activity logs. Transparency with your team about how you use the data is recommended.


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