Is it shipped yet?
You ask three people and get three answers, none of them from the code.
Comper reads your code and translates it into business terms, so you don't have to. Want the delivery status, a technical feasibility check, or the best person to talk to about a legacy feature? Just ask. PMs tell us this saves them days.
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You ask three people and get three answers, none of them from the code.
A feasibility check means booking an engineer's time and waiting days for a best guess.
The person who built it moved teams, and the docs stopped where they left off.
The roadmap says new features. The calendar says maintenance. Nobody can prove either.
What merged, straight from your pull requests
Release notes written from what actually merged. No status meeting needed.
Ask what a change would touch before you commit to a date
Describe the change. Comper shows the architecture it touches and what it would take.
Owners and most active contributors for every repository
See who owns it and who knows it best, then go and talk to them.
Merged work split into keep the lights on, new, improving and productivity
Start the roadmap conversation with what the calendar really held.
Release notes written from what actually merged. No status meeting needed.
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.
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.
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.