Anticipate
See what's building before it breaks
Progress reads the signals underneath the activity — momentum shifting, risk concentrating, people overloaded, the team's energy turning — and surfaces them while there's still time to act.
Signals read from your whole stack.
Progress watches the activity across every tool your team uses and turns it into early signals — momentum, risk, attention, and vibe — grounded in what's actually happening.
Slack
Channels, threads & messages.
Teams
Channels, chats & calls.
Linear
Issues, projects & status.
GitHub
Commits, PRs & reviews.
Asana
Tasks & project updates.
Figma
Design files & comments.
Notion
Docs & page updates.
Meetings
Transcripts & notes from every meeting.
MCP
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Jira, Bitbucket, Trello & more.
Momentum
What's gaining energy, and what's losing it.
See which initiatives are gaining steam and which are stalling, day over day. Progress reads the shift in throughput, blocker load, and focus — so you catch a slowdown while it's still a trend, not a missed deadline.
Gaining vs. losing, side by side
Which threads are tightening and which are slipping, called out explicitly: throughput, completions, and active work compared against the day before.
Trajectory, not just a snapshot
Day-over-day trending tells you the direction of travel — accelerating, steady, or slowing — so a quiet slowdown shows up as a trend, not a surprise.
Blocker load in view
When work backs up behind QA or a green light, Progress flags the rising blocker load before it stalls the whole initiative.
The pace is a bit slower so far today, with more time going into Apple Pay debugging and QA coordination than clean end-to-end closures.
Gaining momentum
- Apple Pay / authorization work is tightening — new refactors plus active testing around skipping auth for free trials.
- Embeddables are closer to parity after a key merge (PR #442) and clearer shared URLs to cut mix-ups.
Losing momentum
- Overall throughput is lighter — 6 completions / 133 activities vs. yesterday's 15 / 231.
- More work is gated on QA / a "green light" for Apple Pay across embeddables, signaling higher blocker load.
- Less cross-system planning visible so far — no meeting notes today vs. yesterday's standup consolidation.
Unchanged
- The DEV-391 launch-priority thread is less explicit today, even as related Apple Pay / funnel work continues.
- Funnel correctness items from yesterday (DEV-411, DEV-413) show no clear movement yet.
Critical Paths & Change Pressure
Where risk is quietly building.
Progress tracks the health of your business-critical flows and the risk riding in with each code change — so you know which areas need extra eyes before they break.
Flow health at a glance
Each business-critical path gets an AI-detected status — healthy, under review, blocked, recently fixed — so you see what is solid and what is shaky in one read.
Change pressure, scored
Progress weighs the risk riding in with recent code — critical-path changes, hotspots, merge volume — and tells you when extra monitoring is warranted.
Risk surfaced before it bites
The areas quietly accumulating change are flagged early, so you can put eyes on them before something breaks in production.
AI-detected flow health
Risk level from recent code changes
Contributing factors
Attention Needed
The people and work that need you right now.
Progress watches for the human signals — overload, being blocked, too much context-switching — and surfaces who needs help before it turns into burnout or a dropped handoff.
The human signals, caught early
It detects overload, being blocked, and too much context-switching — the patterns that precede burnout and dropped balls.
Named, with the why
Not just “someone's struggling” — who, what's happening, and the evidence: issues assigned, items past due, reviews stuck waiting.
Step in before it's a problem
Surface the person waiting three days on a review or juggling five work streams while there is still time to rebalance.
3 people need attention this week
Assigned to 7 active issues across 3 work streams. 2 items past due.
Waiting on design review for DEV-445 since Tuesday. No reviewer assigned.
Touched 5 work streams today. Averaging 12 context switches per day this week.
The Vibe
How work feels, not just what shipped.
Beyond the metrics, Progress reads the tone of the work: where the team is in a good rhythm and where friction is building. The qualitative read that numbers alone miss.
How the work actually feels
A plain-language read on the team’s energy and rhythm — are things flowing, or getting stuck — drawn from the shape of the day’s activity.
Good / caution / concern
A clear sentiment read you can act on, not a vanity score: where the team is in a groove, and where strain is starting to show.
Grounded in real threads
The vibe is tied to specifics — the payment fixes landing cleanly, the design work in a nice rhythm — so it is a read you can trust, not a guess.
How things are feeling
Great energy today. The team is shipping fast and staying aligned on priorities.
Payment reliability improvements
Mark and Harold are in sync on the checkout fixes. PRs are landing cleanly, tests are passing, and failed-payment edge cases are getting wrapped up.
Apple Pay integration
Multiple PRs merged to staging today. The team is close to end-to-end subscription support working smoothly.
Rebrand page designs
Martin's design work is landing quickly. Product page, checkout, and contact are already merged into staging. The UI side is in a nice rhythm.
Launch readiness
DEV-391 elevated as top priority. The team is consolidating work and reducing parallel effort to stay focused on what matters.
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