The gap
The code has great tools. The team side doesn't.
Issues, PRs, cycles, well covered. But the other half of your job? The 1:1s, the standups, the capacity questions, the delivery risks you're tracking in your head, that lives wherever you put it. A doc here, a note there, a mental tab you never close. It works until it doesn't. Pulsr brings that side of the job into one place, connected to the work your team is actually doing.
Usually:Google Docs, Notion, Notes, Mental notes, Todo app
One place. From PRs and cycles to 1:1s and standups.
Why Pulsr
Built for the half of the job nobody built tools for.
- Running the team is real work. It's just never had a proper tool.
- The faster teams move, the more expensive the scatter gets.
- Pulsr connects the team side of the job to the work your team is actually doing.
The difference
Raw data
- Endless tables and spreadsheets
- Metrics you have to interpret yourself
- Team management scattered across a dozen tools
EM-ready signals
- What needs your attention, surfaced automatically
- What's on track vs. at risk
- One place to run your team
Straight visual preview of the capabilities.
A preview of Pulsr's features: dashboard, cycles, team, and more.
Everything you need to lead your team
Core features built for engineering managers who run lean teams.
Team health
Workload, morale, velocity. Know before someone tells you in a 1:1.
Learn moreDashboard
Everything about your team in one view. No assembly required.
Learn moreCycles
See where things stand without asking. Spot slippage early.
Learn moreIssues & hygiene
A clean backlog isn't busywork. It's how you stop firefighting.
Learn moreStandup
Keep it short, keep it useful. Built-in structure and timers.
Learn moreWatchlist
The issues you can't let slip. Always visible, always current.
Learn moreOne-on-One
Show up prepared. Shared notes, talking points, history in one place.
Learn moreWorkspace
Standups, 1:1s, team context. The place you actually run the team from.
Learn moreIntegrations
Starts with Linear. Your issues, cycles, and team sync in real time. Slack, GitHub, GitLab, Jira, and Asana are coming.
Your team deserves better than a Notion doc.
Join the engineering managers running their teams with the tools the job actually deserves.