Your project, moving in many lanes at once.
Watch every ship land.

devboss is an engagement ledger and wavefront tracker for massively parallel AI-agent work. While a fleet of agent lanes works your project at the same time, devboss attributes every minute, catches each commit the moment it lands, and renders an ops board you can actually watch.

No weekly timesheet. No "we'll show you at the sprint review." You open a page and see the work, same day.

A lane strip chart. Every row is a lane on your project. Every ▲ is a ship, with its commit note as the caption.

How it works

01

The ledger

Every agent lane is watched continuously. Time is attributed to your project automatically, per interval, with no manual time tracking.

02

Ships

Commits are detected the moment they land. Each ship keeps its real commit bullet as the caption, so the board speaks your language, not ours.

03

Boards

Daily, weekly, and monthly views, plus a replay that unfolds a whole day. Spoken ship announcements when you want them.

Why it's different

  • You watch work land same-day. Ships appear on the board as they happen. Not next sprint, this afternoon.
  • Concurrency is visible, not claimed. Stacked lane blocks show several lanes on your project at the same moment. A timesheet can say hours; only a strip chart can show three lanes at 15:20.
  • Fleet-time vs wall-clock. When parallel lanes deliver more fleet-minutes than a single day holds, the board shows both clocks honestly.
  • Outcome-first, capacity-second. Ships and their bullets lead every report. Hours are the appendix, never the headline.

Your reports stay private

Project boards are not listed on this page. After you sign in, you only see the engagements linked to your account.

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Daily board

Lane strips, ship captions, and the day's wavefront.

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Period rollups

Week, month, weekday, and hour-of-day from the same ledger.

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Replay

Rewind a working day and watch ships land in order.