DeepGraph reads the Git history of your projects and shows who changed what, when, and where: across projects, providers, and the many names people commit under. It is web software; you use it in your browser.

Project insights

See each project's contributors, commits, and changes, with the commits and file diffs behind the numbers. Read more about project insights.

Contributor profiles

One person, however many names and emails they commit under. Read more about contributor profiles.

Activity trends

Follow commits and code changes over time, for a whole folder or a single person. Open a day to see who contributed, their commit times, and the changes behind the totals. Read more about activity trends.

Local Git analysis

Analyze projects on your computer; only the Git history is uploaded. Read more about local Git analysis.

What DeepGraph does not do

It does not score people. Commit and line counts describe activity, not performance.
It does not run, build, or scan your code.
It does not export reports yet.

Plans

Try a public project without an account, or start a 14-day Core trial with no payment details. The trial does not automatically become a paid subscription. Scale requires a paid subscription. Each account runs one analysis at a time; others wait in the queue. Compare plans.