A desktop developer dashboard that aggregates your code, work tracking, and documentation activity into a single view. Connect your tools — GitHub, Jira, Linear, Confluence — and get a real-time picture of your engineering impact.
- Ecosystem Impact metrics — velocity, merge ratio, review turnaround (time to first review), workload health, ticket throughput, and documentation authority at a glance
- GitHub — contribution history, pull request list (staleness hints, merge timing), commit activity, PR review comments and approvals you gave, and comments others left on your PRs
- Work tracking — Jira or Linear issues with status categories and workload scoring
- Documentation — Confluence page edits, reads, and knowledge influence
- My Day — single view for reviews waiting on you, in-progress tickets, triggered reminders, and notification status
- Team overview — compare tracked developers in one table; jump to an individual dashboard
- Weekly Markdown report — one-click summary of the selected lookback for status updates or reviews
- Command palette (⌘K / Ctrl+K) — search PRs, tickets, reminders, notifications, and pages
- Multi-developer support — track metrics for yourself or your team
- Offline-first — SQLite cache with background sync so the dashboard loads instantly
- Auto-updates — built-in update mechanism via GitHub Releases
The dashboard presents your engineering activity through modular widgets that refresh based on your selected time window (7, 14, 30, 60, or 90 days). Use Layout on the dashboard to show, hide, and reorder sections.
- Pull Requests — Open and merged PRs with staleness indicators, review counts, merge timing, and quick access to GitHub
- Commit Activity — Daily commit bar chart showing coding velocity over the selected period
- PR Review Comments — Bar chart tracking your review participation and collaboration activity
- Open Tickets — Current Jira or Linear issues with status, priority, and workload scoring
- Documentation — Recent Confluence page updates, reads, and knowledge contribution metrics
Context menus on pull requests, tickets, and documentation items let you quickly set reminders or open external links.
Built-in reminder system to help you stay on top of tasks:
- Flexible scheduling — Set reminders for any date/time with optional notes and external links
- Desktop notifications — Native notifications when reminders trigger with click-to-navigate
- Status tracking — Pending, triggered, snoozed, and dismissed states with automatic sorting
- macOS Reminders integration — Bidirectional sync with the macOS Reminders app (optional, macOS only)
- Context integration — Create reminders directly from pull requests, tickets, or docs via context menus
Reminders can be managed from the dedicated Reminders page accessible via the sidebar.
See docs/reminders.md for technical details.
DevDash is distributed as a macOS .dmg. Grab the latest release from GitHub Releases.
| Architecture | File |
|---|---|
| Apple Silicon (M1+) | DevDash-<version>-arm64.dmg |
| Intel | DevDash-<version>-x64.dmg |
After downloading, open the .dmg and drag DevDash into your Applications folder. On first launch, macOS may ask you to allow the app in System Settings > Privacy & Security.
git clone https://github.com/kshehadeh/devdash.git
cd devdash
bun installIf better-sqlite3 fails to build against Electron's Node headers, run:
bun run electron:rebuildbun run devThis starts Vite (renderer) and the Electron main process concurrently. The app will open automatically once the dev server is ready.
# Local build (skips code-signing and notarization)
bun run electron:build:local
# Signed + notarized build for distribution
bun run electron:buildOutput goes to dist-electron/.
DevDash is an Electron app with a Vite + React renderer and a Node.js main process that owns SQLite, encrypted credentials, background sync, and vendor API clients. Communication between the two happens over IPC.
The product is organized around three integration categories — Code, Work, and Docs — each backed by a pluggable provider:
| Category | Providers |
|---|---|
| Code | GitHub |
| Work | Jira, Linear |
| Docs | Confluence |
See docs/architecture.md for the full system design, docs/features.md for My Day, Team, command palette, layout, and reports, docs/metrics.md for metric definitions, docs/notifications.md for the integration notification system, and docs/roadmap.md for the product roadmap and feature status.
Contributions are welcome! Here's how to get started:
- Fork the repository and create a feature branch from
main. - Install dependencies and make sure
bun run devworks before you start. - Make your changes — keep commits focused and follow Conventional Commits (e.g.
feat:,fix:,docs:). - Test locally — run the app and verify your changes work end-to-end.
- Open a pull request against
mainwith a clear description of what changed and why.
If you want to add support for a new tool (e.g. Bitbucket, Notion, GitLab), see the architecture doc for the full checklist covering sync tasks, cache tables, IPC handlers, and UI wiring.
This project is private and not currently published under an open-source license.