Engineering oversight that works while you sleep

DevHawk provides autonomous delivery oversight - monitoring dev teams 24/7, detecting blockers, and keeping work moving without added overhead.

# eng-sprint-24 πŸ‘€ 8 members
DH
DevHawk App 9:14 AM
⚑ Blocker
@maria β€” PR #247 has been waiting on your review for 18 hours. The frontend team is blocked on this merge.
PR #247: Auth token refresh logic
Opened by @alex Β· 3 files changed Β· 8 story pts downstream
10:07 AM
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Maria Chen 10:07 AM
On it β€” just approved and left comments. Thanks for the heads up πŸ‘
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DH
DevHawk App 10:08 AM
βœ“ Resolved
PR #247 approved (3 min after nudge). QA pipeline triggered. Estimated merge: today 2:00 PM EST.
Sprint 24 status: 34 of 55 story points shipped Β· On pace Β· 0 active blockers
Sprint 24 β€” Week 2 ● Live
Story Points
34 / 55
↑ 12% vs last sprint
Avg Review Time
2.4h
↓ from 6.1h
Blockers Resolved
7
avg 43 min to resolve
Team Health
92%
↑ Excellent
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Backend
DevOps
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Great teams still lose time to process gaps

Avoid paying the Coordination Tax


Execution rarely fails because of bad planning - it fails in the gaps between people, tools, and timezones. DevHawk doesn’t just show you where coordination breaks down- it actively steps in to keep work moving.

Lower management overhead

Clear, standardized work units reduce the need for constant estimation meetings, re-planning, and manual status check-ins -cutting down the time PMs and founders spend chasing progress.

Fewer delivery surprises

By surfacing complexity and stalls early, teams catch scope creep and blocked work before it turns into missed deadlines, rushed fixes, or budget overruns.

Predictable engineering spend

When work is sized and tracked consistently across teams, costs are easier to forecast and control - even as priorities shift or teams scale.

More output from the same team

Engineers spend less time re-estimating, re-explaining, and context-switching, and more time shipping, so you get more delivered without adding headcount.

See it all. Catch stalls early.
Keep work moving.

DevHawk gives you continuous visibility into what’s shipped, what’s blocked, and what’s slowing down - so you catch issues early instead of paying for delays, rework, or extra coordination.

Intelligent follow-ups that respect timezones
DevHawk monitors work across your tools and sends the right nudge to the right person at the right time β€” no manual check-ins needed.
βœ“ Timezone-aware notifications
βœ“ Learns your team's work patterns
βœ“ Auto-escalation when things stall
βœ“ Context pushed back to tickets
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Task DEV-342 has been "In Progress" for 3 days with no commits. Sent a check-in to @alex in Slack.
2 minutes ago
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@alex replied: "Blocked on API spec from backend team." Escalating to @priya (backend lead).
1 minute ago
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@priya shared the API spec. DEV-342 unblocked. Updated ticket status automatically.
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Built by operators who've managed 150+ outsourced dev teams.

We've lived the late-night sync calls, the endless blockers, the finger-pointing between PMs and devs. Hours logged never matched outcomes. So we built the tool we wished we had β€” one that turns vague effort into visible progress.

Battle-tested experience

Decades of combined experience scaling software teams across startups, enterprises, and global consultancies.

Outcomes over surveillance

We focus on delivery, not micromanagement. DevHawk helps teams succeed.

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DevHawk only accesses metadata β€” ticket status, PR activity, and basic descriptions. Never your actual code. All data encrypted in transit and at rest.
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