Engineering Intelligence That Shows You What's Really Happening

We collect metadata about commits, pull requests, reviews, and issues—things like timestamps, authors, and counts. We never access or store your actual source code. Our GitHub App requires only read-only permissions.

Your data is encrypted at rest and in transit. We perform regular security audits. You can also delete all your data at any time from the settings panel. Most importantly, we do not access, and therefore cannot leak any source code.

Yes! Unlike most tools that only track main/master, Warclick captures telemetry from all branches. This gives you the full picture of your team's effort, including work that hasn't been merged yet.

Data is synced in real-time as activity happens on GitHub. You'll always have fresh telemetry without lifting a finger.

Absolutely. No long-term contracts and no cancellation fees. Cancel anytime from your account settings and you won't be charged for the next billing cycle. When you cancel, you can choose to delete your data immediately. If you don't, we'll retain it securely for up to 120 days so you can return and pick up where you left off.

Yes! Start with a 7-day free trial on any plan. No credit card required. If you love it, upgrade to keep your data and continue tracking your tribes.

Engineering intelligence is the practice of measuring developer productivity, collaboration patterns, and tool effectiveness using real activity data from your codebase. Unlike surveys or self-reporting, Warclick derives insights directly from commits, pull requests, code reviews, and issues across every branch and repository.

Warclick analyzes every commit using a three-tier detection system. Confirmed signals come from explicit tool attribution tags (Co-Authored-By headers, bot accounts). Likely signals come from behavioral heuristics calibrated against known AI and non-AI users. This gives you real adoption rates — not guesses from surveys.

Warclick detects Copilot, Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, Aider, Devin, Amazon Q, Codeium, and more. We continuously expand detection as new tools emerge. Each tool is identified individually so you can see which ones your team actually uses and compare their productivity impact.

Most engineering analytics tools only measure commits on the main or default branch — that's roughly 20% of developer activity. All-branch analytics captures work across every branch: prototypes, experiments, mentoring through code, and architectural spikes. This gives engineering leaders the full picture of what their team is actually doing.