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GitBiased is a customizable GitHub dashboard for engineering teams. Build live dashboards from widgets for pull requests, CI checks, issue severity, DORA metrics, repository activity, and team updates. Connect the GitHub data you care about, arrange it into focused boards, and share polished read-only dashboard links with teammates, founders, PMs, or customers. It’s built for teams that want a calmer way to understand what’s shipping, what’s blocked, and where attention is needed.
I built GitBiased because GitHub has a lot of useful signal, but it’s scattered across PRs, CI checks, issues, repositories, deployments, and team activity.
GitBiased lets you turn that into a live developer dashboard made from widgets. You can track pull requests, CI health, issue severity, DORA-style delivery metrics, repo activity, and share a polished read-only dashboard with teammates, founders, PMs, or customers.
The goal is simple: give engineering teams one calm place to see what’s happening without digging through GitHub all day.
I’d love your feedback, especially on what widgets you’d want next.
The read-only dashboard links are a really thoughtful touch, makes it easy to keep stakeholders in the loop without granting repo access or sparking a notification storm.
About GitBiased on Product Hunt
“Custom development dashboards for teams that ship”
GitBiased was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #88 on the daily leaderboard. GitBiased is a customizable GitHub dashboard for engineering teams. Build live dashboards from widgets for pull requests, CI checks, issue severity, DORA metrics, repository activity, and team updates. Connect the GitHub data you care about, arrange it into focused boards, and share polished read-only dashboard links with teammates, founders, PMs, or customers. It’s built for teams that want a calmer way to understand what’s shipping, what’s blocked, and where attention is needed.
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Max Rukomoynikov
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built GitBiased because GitHub has a lot of useful signal, but it’s scattered across PRs, CI checks, issues, repositories, deployments, and team activity.
GitBiased lets you turn that into a live developer dashboard made from widgets. You can track pull requests, CI health, issue severity, DORA-style delivery metrics, repo activity, and share a polished read-only dashboard with teammates, founders, PMs, or customers.
The goal is simple: give engineering teams one calm place to see what’s happening without digging through GitHub all day.
I’d love your feedback, especially on what widgets you’d want next.