Sprint analytics
Cycle time, throughput, and scope change on one timeline. Compare the sprint you planned with the one you actually ran.
Project analytics for engineering teams
Vectora connects the tools your team already uses and shows the hours, queues, and handoffs behind every sprint. Less status theater. A clearer picture of how work actually moves.
git · issues · reviews · chat → one timeline
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Six views engineering leads actually keep open. Built from the tools you already run — not another place to file work.
Cycle time, throughput, and scope change on one timeline. Compare the sprint you planned with the one you actually ran.
Aging review queues, stuck QA, and blocked tickets surface before they quietly consume a release.
Load by person and by role, without a spreadsheet. Rebalance a sprint before someone burns the week.
GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Linear, and Slack on read-only scopes. One workflow graph, not another system of record.
Pin the charts leads actually open on Monday. Share a link instead of exporting another CSV.
A weekly digest of time, blockers, and drift, drafted from your data and sent before standup.
How it works
Three steps. No six-week implementation, and no new place to file the work you already track.
Authorize GitHub, GitLab, Jira, or Linear with read-only scopes. Most teams are connected before the coffee cools. Slack is optional, for the digest.
Commits, reviews, tickets, and handoffs become one timeline. Cycle time, queues, and load come from the work — not from a status field someone forgot to update.
Share a dashboard in planning, rebalance the sprint, or let the Monday report land before standup. The argument about velocity can wait.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when the dashboards become part of planning. No seat minimums on Starter.
For a squad getting its first honest look at the week.
$0
Free for small squads
Most teams
For teams that plan and ship every week.
$24 per user / month
Billed annually · 14-day trial
For orgs that need control, SSO, and a named partner.
Custom
Annual agreement
Customers
From teams who were tired of reconstructing the week in a spreadsheet.
We stopped debating velocity in planning and started looking at where the week actually went. The review queue was the whole story.
Bottleneck detection flagged a payments review pile three sprints before it would have slipped the launch. That alone paid for the year.
The Monday digest replaced a status meeting we had kept out of guilt. Leads show up having already read the same numbers.
Start a trial
Connect a repo and an issue tracker. Vectora maps the handoffs and sends the first digest before your next planning meeting.