The story is split across tools
Slack, standups, and GitHub each show part of the week. You still have to piece together what actually happened.
Free to start. No credit card.
ProjectRecap turns GitHub activity into a weekly founder brief. See what shipped, what slowed down, and where risk is building without pulling your lead dev into another status meeting.

The problem
Every week comes down to the same questions: what moved, what is stuck, and what needs a decision? Most teams still answer them by stitching together Slack, GitHub, and memory.
Slack, standups, and GitHub each show part of the week. You still have to piece together what actually happened.
Large PRs, thin reviews, and work piling up do not look urgent until a deadline is close.
Release and scope decisions slow down because nobody has the full picture when the meeting starts.
The product

What shipped and what got stuck
Commits, pull requests, and releases in one weekly view.
How review is going
Review coverage, response time, and merge patterns.
Where risk is building
Contributor concentration, backlog movement, and issue health.
What needs attention next
A short AI summary that points to the main risks.
Made for one quick read.
You should be able to scan the week in a few minutes, spot pressure, and walk into the right conversation. No custom dashboards. No extra system to maintain.
Try it with your reposHow it works
Connect your GitHub repos. ProjectRecap groups them by project so the weekly view stays clean.
Each week you get one page covering delivery, review, release risk, and the main takeaways.
Use it before your product, scope, or release check-in. Less catch-up. Faster decisions.
Who it is for
You want to know how engineering is going without asking for updates every day.
You need a weekly read you can carry into product, hiring, and board conversations.
You want leadership informed without turning the team into a reporting machine.

Built by a fractional CTO who has done this work.
ProjectRecap came out of real delivery work through Worbee. The goal is simple: help founders make better calls without adding more reporting.
FAQ
No. ProjectRecap is built for small teams, usually 2 to 15 engineers. If you need enterprise dashboards and DORA scorecards, this is the wrong product.
GitHub, for now. ProjectRecap uses commits, pull requests, issues, and releases to build weekly project recaps.
No. It gives you a better weekly starting point. You still need judgment.
Yes. The free plan lets you connect repos and start getting recaps right away. No credit card. No sales call.
Free plan
Connect your repos, get your first recap, and decide from there. No credit card.