Work report automationfrom your git commits

Built for developers. Connect GitHub or Gitea once, and every night your commits become a plain-language report your manager or client can follow, with charts of where your time went.

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Free and open source · Fully automated · GitHub & Gitea

ReportsOctober 2026

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This week

Wed, Oct 1414
Customers can now pay with a saved card
Tue, Oct 139
Clearer errors on the checkout form
Mon, Oct 1211
Tried out saving cards safely
Fri, Oct 96
Release 4.2 and changelog
Thu, Oct 812
Worker queue in infra, alerts
Wed, Oct 77
Refund flow edge cases
Tue, Oct 65
API pagination cleanup

Daily work report

Ready

Customers can now pay with a saved card

Wednesday, October 14 · 14 commits · 3 projects

Most of the day went into checkout. Returning customers can now save a card and pay in one click, and payment confirmations no longer get lost when our payment provider is slow to respond.

PaymentsReliability

Highlights

One-click payments with saved cards
No more missed payment confirmations
More reliable automatic checks

By project

northwind/checkout8
northwind/api4
northwind/infra2

Commits

a3f9c21feat(checkout): save cards with setup intents17:42
9be04d7chore(db): add stored_payment_methods table16:08
41c7e8arefactor(webhooks): retry through job queue14:31
e2d5b90test(checkout): await network idle, drop sleeps11:15
7f18a3cfeat(infra): worker queue and backlog alert09:52

Daily work report

Ready

Customers can now pay with a saved card

Wednesday, October 14 · 14 commits · 3 projects

Most of the day went into checkout. Returning customers can now save a card and pay in one click, and payment confirmations no longer get lost when our payment provider is slow to respond.

PaymentsReliability

Highlights

One-click payments with saved cards
No more missed payment confirmations
More reliable automatic checks

By project

northwind/checkout8
northwind/api4
northwind/infra2

Commits

a3f9c21feat(checkout): save cards with setup intents17:42
9be04d7chore(db): add stored_payment_methods table16:08
41c7e8arefactor(webhooks): retry through job queue14:31
e2d5b90test(checkout): await network idle, drop sleeps11:15
7f18a3cfeat(infra): worker queue and backlog alert09:52

Features

Reports that write themselves

Your commit history already describes your day. gitmomos automates the write-up overnight and hands you something worth pasting.

Every branch, every repo

Commits you authored on any branch of the repositories you add, gathered into one day.

Share it with anyone

Reports skip the jargon. Tweak a line, then copy it to Slack or save it as a PDF.

Your midnight, not ours

Reports are written just after midnight in your own timezone.

GitHub and Gitea

One-click GitHub OAuth, or any Gitea instance with a token.

Metadata only

Messages and timestamps are read. Your source code never is.

How it works

Two minutes of setup. Then it’s automatic.

Four steps, once. After that your work reports are automated: a new one shows up every morning.

01
Sign up
Create a free account on the website. Nothing to install.
02
Connect your forge
Link GitHub in one click, or any Gitea instance with an access token.
03
Add repositories
Paste the URL of each repo your reports should cover.
04
Reports on autopilot
Every night your commits become the day’s work report, automatically.

From the creator

Built to skip the busywork

Raviteja Salva

Full Stack Engineer

“Developers already document their work through commits. Gitmomos turns that existing documentation into meaningful progress reports.”

Gitmomos was born from a real-world problem I faced as a software engineer. Every day, I had to fill out and send work reports, and it often felt repetitive and time-consuming.

As developers, our Git commit history is already the most accurate source of truth for the work we do. Every meaningful change is documented through commits. However, when I needed to generate a report for a specific day—especially across multiple repositories—I found GitHub's interface cumbersome and inefficient for this use case.

I realized I was already documenting my work through commit messages, but there wasn't a simple way to transform that information into professional daily or weekly reports. That's what inspired me to build Gitmomos: a tool that automatically converts development activity into meaningful, AI-powered progress reports, saving developers time while improving visibility into their work.

Have feedback, ideas, feature requests, or just want to connect? Feel free to reach out. I'd love to hear from fellow developers and contributors.

FAQ

Work report automation, answered

How gitmomos turns your git commits into reports, and what it never touches.

What is work report automation?

Work report automation means your status report writes itself. Instead of piecing your day together from memory, gitmomos reads the git commits you authored and turns them into a clear daily work report you can share with your manager, team or clients.

How does gitmomos turn git commits into a report?

Connect GitHub or Gitea and add the repositories you work in. Just after midnight in your timezone, gitmomos collects the commits you authored that day on every branch, and AI writes a summary, focus areas, highlights and next steps.

Who is gitmomos for?

Developers, freelancers and contractors who report their work to a manager, a client or a team. Reports skip the jargon, so people who never open a pull request can still follow along.

Does gitmomos read my source code?

No. It only reads commit metadata, such as messages and timestamps, from the repositories you add. Your source code and diffs are never downloaded or stored.

Which git platforms does it support?

GitHub, connected in one click and including private repositories, and any Gitea instance, connected with an access token.

Can I edit and share my reports?

Yes. Edit any line, copy the report as Markdown for Slack or email, or save it as a PDF. A report you edit is never overwritten by the automation.

Is gitmomos free?

Yes. gitmomos is free and open source under the MIT license. Use the hosted version, or host your own copy on Supabase and Vercel.

Tomorrow’s stand‑up is already written.

Automate your work reports tonight. Read the first one at breakfast.

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