Daily signal for developers. Trends for leads. No surveillance.
WePerform lives in two places: a quiet line on every pull request, and a dashboard that turns three years of history into decisions.
One line, every pull request
A single status line: quality grade, security outcome, churn risk. No comment threads, no nitpick storms, and it never blocks a merge — we inform, humans decide.
Committed secrets are the one exception to quiet: they surface immediately, on every plan, always.
GitHub check run / GitLab commit status. Details one click away.
Trends that survive the AI era
Volume metrics lie now. WePerform tracks what still means something: churn-adjusted contribution (does the code survive 30 days?), complexity direction, security findings introduced vs. resolved, PR cycle time — and the AI-code-share number your board keeps asking for.
Up to 3 years of history, backfilled on day one.
Assessments developers actually own
Significant PRs are scored against a published rubric with a written rationale. Developers see every score and every word; managers see team aggregates and trend direction — no leaderboards, no rankings.
Disagree with a score? Flag it. Disputes get human review and drop out of trends.
“Solid negative-path coverage on the session checks; the new error responses avoid leaking token state. The retry helper duplicates logic from http/backoff.ts — worth consolidating.”
GitHub and GitLab, first-class
Install in five minutes, claim your workspace, map your developers, and the first insights appear with your next push — not next quarter.
- ✓ GitHub App — one-click org install, read-only scopes
- ✓ GitLab groups — gitlab.com and self-managed
- ✓ Microsoft 365 & Google Workspace SSO
- ✓ Stripe self-serve billing, seats counted from real activity