of sprint slips are first noticed within 48 hours of the deadline.
Stop discovering delivery problems
in the retro.
SuperPM is the operating layer for engineering managers. It connects to Linear, Jira, GitHub, and your calendar, then tells you what's actually happening vs. what was planned, days before the deadline.
Sprint Health Overview
The real cost of late visibility
By the time a sprint is visibly off-track, the damage is already done. Stakeholders are surprised. Engineers are blamed. Roadmaps slip quietly.
average weekly time managers spend manually checking ticket status across tools.
of engineers say their manager didn't notice they were overloaded until it became a problem.
of standups surface the wrong risks, or no risks at all, before sprint end.
Your engineering team's operating system without changing how they work
SuperPM reads from the tools your team already uses. Zero adoption required from ICs. Insights show up where managers actually look.
Get alerted days before deadline, not in the retro
SuperPM detects stale tickets, scope creep, and velocity drops automatically. Routes to email, Slack, or wherever you already triage.
See who's overloaded at a glance
Cross-references assigned tickets with calendar load.
Stakeholder-ready every Friday
Auto-generated. No more Sunday-night writing.
Surface the stuck work, automatically
PRs idling in review, dependencies at risk.
Cycle time, completion rate, estimation accuracy, and carry-over, per team and per engineer
Spot trends that explain why a team consistently misses or beats commitments. Backed by your live ticket data.
Plug in once. Your engineers don't change a thing.
SuperPM is read-only on day one. No new fields, no time tracking, no extra meetings. ICs do their work, managers get the signal.
5-minute setup
OAuth your tools. We index in the background. First insights in under an hour.
Plugs into existing tools
No data lock-in. We read; we don't write. Your sources of truth stay where they are.
Zero adoption from ICs
Engineers don't install anything, fill in anything, or attend anything new.
From OAuth to alert in three steps
Connect your tools
OAuth Linear, Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Slack, and Google Calendar. Read-only. nothing your engineers will notice.
SuperPM analyzes signals
We continuously model sprint health from ticket movement, PR cycle time, scope changes, and calendar load, by team and by engineer.
You get alerts and reports
Risk alerts in Slack and email when sprints drift. A clean weekly summary every Friday, ready to ship to your VP.
Try free for 14 days. Scale when you're ready.
Every plan includes a 14-day free trial. Upgrade when your team outgrows it, never before.
Starter
14-day trialFor small teams getting started with sprint visibility.
- Up to 5 engineers tracked
- 1 integration (Linear or Jira)
- Sprint risk alerts via email
- Weekly delivery summary
- 30-day data retention
- Community support
Team
14-day trialFor teams that need full visibility and proactive alerts.
- Up to 25 engineers tracked
- Unlimited integrations
- Risk alerts to Slack + email
- Customizable weekly reports
- Team capacity heatmap
- Blocker detection
- Delivery analytics dashboard
- 12-month data retention
- Priority support
Scale
14-day trialFor orgs running multiple teams with advanced needs.
- Unlimited engineers
- Everything in Team, plus
- Multi-team views & cross-team dependencies
- Custom alert rules and thresholds
- API access
- SSO (SAML & OIDC)
- Dedicated onboarding
- Unlimited data retention
- Custom integrations
- SLA guarantee
Running engineering at scale? Let's talk.
Custom pricing, dedicated CSM, on-prem deployment, and contractual SLAs for 200+ engineer organizations.
Questions, answered
How do you track engineering team delivery in real time?
What's the best tool for sprint visibility?
How can I reduce sprint scope creep on my team?
Do my engineers need to change their workflow?
How does SuperPM handle data privacy and security?
Stop flying blind on delivery.
Set up SuperPM in 5 minutes. See your first sprint risk alert today.
Teams using SuperPM catch delivery risks 5 days earlier on average