HackerPulse, the developer analytics platform built for engineering leaders, now offers real-time team insights by pulling together data from all the tools your developers already use — like GitHub, Jira, Confluence, Linear, and more.
Engineering managers often struggle to get a full picture of their teams’ performance. The data they need is spread across multiple tools. HackerPulse brings everything into one place, making it easier to track progress, spot slowdowns, and understand how teams are really working.
HackerPulse’s real-time insights help tech leads and managers answer questions like:
- Who is stuck and needs help?
- Which teams are overloaded?
- What’s slowing down releases?
- Are we improving sprint over sprint?
“Most tools show only part of the story. HackerPulse brings the full story together. It connects the dots across dev tools so leaders can see what’s working and what’s not — all in one place,” said Alberto Scherb, co-founder of HackerPulse.
The platform updates automatically, giving managers clear metrics like:
- Deployment frequency
- Time to merge
- Cycle time
- Review bottlenecks
- Workload balance across teams
How does it work? It also allows engineers to track their own progress and stay on top of their goals. They can see how they’re doing across time, spot areas to improve, and cut down on repetitive tasks.
“HackerPulse gave us instant visibility into how our engineering teams were operating. We can now adjust workloads, fix team structures, and get ahead of problems before they grow,” said Kris Evans, Head of Engineering at Terminal Industries.
The tool is already being used by teams at Preply, Coverflex, DiscoverCars, Terminal Industries, and others. It’s especially useful for remote and distributed teams, where visibility is limited and communication gaps are common.
After rising $1.5M in seed funding last year from investors including AltaIR Capital and Antler, HackerPulse has been focused on improving how technical teams make decisions. The product has been shaped with help from over 100 engineering leaders at companies like Uber, Google, and SpaceX.
“We built HackerPulse after hearing the same thing again and again: leaders don’t know what’s really going on in their teams. Our goal is to give them clear, useful insights — not more dashboards or noise,” said Gleb Braverman, co-founder of HackerPulse.
About HackerPulse
HackerPulse was founded by Alberto Scherb (ex-Apple, ex-Nest) and Gleb Braverman (serial founder, OnDeck, Lambda School mentor). They created HackerPulse to help engineering leaders understand team performance using data they already have.
