Detect Developer Burnout
Before It Costs You
BurnoutRadar analyzes commit patterns, work-hour drift, and code quality signals to surface burnout risk scores — so engineering managers can intervene early.
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Commit Frequency
Tracks velocity drops & late-night spikes
Code Quality Drift
Monitors complexity & review turnaround
Work-Hour Patterns
Flags weekend commits & off-hour pushes
Pro Plan
$18/mo
Per team, unlimited developers
- ✓GitHub & GitLab OAuth integration
- ✓Real-time burnout risk dashboard
- ✓Automated manager alerts & reports
- ✓Intervention recommendation engine
- ✓Historical trend analysis (90 days)
- ✓Slack & email notifications
Frequently Asked Questions
How does BurnoutRadar access our repositories?
We use read-only OAuth tokens for GitHub and GitLab. We never store your source code — only commit metadata like timestamps, message lengths, and diff sizes.
Can developers see their own scores?
Scores are visible only to managers and HR by default. You can optionally enable a self-view mode so developers can monitor their own wellness trends.
What makes a burnout risk score go up?
Key signals include a sudden drop in commit frequency, a spike in late-night or weekend commits, increasing code complexity, longer PR review times, and shorter, lower-quality commit messages.