Where is our engineering money going?
The budget is the biggest line on the sheet, and the breakdown is a guess.
For CPOs, CEOs and Business Leaders
Engineering, in a language you understand
Comper turns your code into answers you can read and question. Ask where your biggest investment areas are, where the risks are in your most important user journeys, whether that important feature has actually merged, and whether your AI investment is working. No jargon, no translator, no waiting for the next quarterly update.
“Now I can gather with my board members around true, live data that they understand when talking about our engineering efforts.”
Is our checkout at risk?
You hear about risk in your most important user journeys in the post-mortem, not before.
Has that feature actually merged?
The update says done. You'd like to know it's in the code.
We pay for AI tools. Is it working?
Everyone says yes. Nobody can show you where.
The truth about your software, without a translator
Your biggest investment areas
Where engineering effort really goes, from merged work
See how effort splits between keeping the lights on and building what's new.
Risk in your key user journeys
Ask what a journey depends on and where it's fragile
Every user journey mapped to the code and teams behind it, with the risks flagged.
Has it merged?
Delivery straight from the code, not from a status update
Ask if it has merged. Comper answers with the pull requests behind it.
Is the AI investment working?
Which AI tools are actually used, and how that changes
See where AI coding tools are used, and decide where to invest next.
See how effort splits between keeping the lights on and building what's new.
Real-time software context for everyone at your organization
Fast
Connect a repository and the picture builds itself. Ask a question and get an answer, not a ticket. No tagging, no spreadsheets, no waiting for a board to be updated.
True
Every figure comes from your commits, pull requests and reviews, not from anyone's status update. When the answer is uncomfortable, it is still the answer.
Open
Your product people, engineers and leadership look at the same view. No translation layer, and no version of the truth that depends on who you asked.
Comper is a platform everyone can use to get on the same page.
