You commit. DevTrack prepares ticket updates and EOD reports through a local-first background daemon. It never prompts in the Git path. PM, email, and chat actions wait in the review queue; optional cloud models and external services are used only when you configure them.
DevTrack handles the gap between writing code and keeping your team in the loop — automatically.
devtrack eod show and it's already there. No notes, no recall, no prompt.fix/PROJ-142-oauth and DevTrack knows which work item you mean — from the branch name, the diff, and the commit history. Your only obligation: put the ticket ID in the branch.devtrack queue list.devtrack plan and devtrack boardroom to decompose and review work through the Python intelligence layer. Creation remains an explicit workflow.devtrack mcp setup, and Claude Code knows your active ticket, today's commits, your pending queue, and how you write.Observation and inference are local by default; configured PM delivery remains staged for review.
fsnotify watches your repo. The moment you commit, the Go daemon fires a trigger with branch, PR, and diff context.
The ticket ID comes from the branch name. A local LLM drafts the work-item comment in your writing voice, learned from your own git history.
The draft lands in the pending-actions queue — nothing reaches Azure, GitLab, GitHub, or Jira until you approve it. Approve, edit, or let it earn auto-approve over time.
At day's end the commits are grouped by ticket and the report is already drafted. devtrack eod show — or let the Telegram bot deliver it to your phone.
Native integrations with the tools you already use. No middleware, no SaaS, no subscriptions.
I built DevTrack because I was spending too much time on the overhead that surrounds coding — updating tickets, writing standup notes, keeping PM tools in sync. The actual coding was the easy part.
DevTrack is the first product under Mogrov, a developer tooling company I'm building. The goal: tools that run locally, respect your privacy, and handle the bureaucracy so you can stay in flow.
DevTrack offloads the admin to low-cost local LLMs, reserving frontier models for the work that actually needs them.
This project was planned and built using DevTrack itself.
DevTrack should be like a senior engineer who never forgets to update the ticket — who knows what you're working on from your commits, writes the update in your voice, and keeps every stakeholder in the loop without you lifting a finger.
The source is public and the roadmap is in the open. Reach out through any of these channels.
No tracking, no spam. Messages go straight to the maintainer.
Reach the local MCP and queue value in minutes; complete the guided launch path in under ten. No account required.