You’re the last to know when something slips
Deadlines don’t blow up all at once. They erode. A PR sits too long. Reviews pile up. By the time you notice, the sprint is already behind.
Free to start. No credit card.
ProjectRecap reads your GitHub activity and sends you a weekly brief. What moved, what's stuck, what needs a call. One page. Five minutes.

The problem
Every week, the same questions. What moved? What's stuck? Who's overloaded? You're piecing it together from Slack threads, standups, and gut feeling.
Deadlines don’t blow up all at once. They erode. A PR sits too long. Reviews pile up. By the time you notice, the sprint is already behind.
You leave the call with a vague sense of progress, but no clear picture. The details were scattered across three conversations and someone’s screen share.
You need five minutes of clarity to make a release call or a scope call. Instead you spend an hour getting caught up.
The product

What shipped
Commits, PRs merged, releases cut. The week’s output on one screen.
Review health
Who’s reviewing, how fast, and where coverage is thin.
Where risk is building
Concentration on one contributor, aging PRs, issues going quiet. Early signals, not alarms.
What to focus on next
A short AI-written summary that tells you where to look first.
Built for one quick read.
Scan the week in a few minutes. Spot pressure. Walk into the right conversation. No dashboards to configure. No system to maintain.
Try it with your reposHow it works
Sign in with GitHub. Pick your repos. ProjectRecap groups them by project so the weekly view stays clean.
Every week, one page. Delivery, review quality, risk signals, and a short summary of what matters most.
Open it before your next product call, scope check, or 1:1. Less catch-up. Better questions.
Who it is for
You’re running the company. You need to know how engineering is going without pulling your lead into another meeting. This is your Monday-morning read.
You sit in product, hiring, and board conversations. You need a weekly summary you can carry into all of them.
You want leadership informed without turning your team into a reporting machine. Send them the recap instead.

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.
API & MCP
ProjectRecap ships with a native MCP server and a full REST API. Your AI tools can pull engineering data directly. No extra tabs. No copy-paste.
Works with your AI assistant
ProjectRecap has a native MCP server. Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or any MCP client. Add the server URL, approve access, start asking.
Ask in plain English
"What shipped this week?" "Where are the risk signals?" "Who's reviewing the most PRs?" Your AI pulls live data from ProjectRecap and answers in context. Nine tools covering projects, recaps, contributors, and risk signals.
Full REST API
Eight endpoints. Clean JSON. Bearer token auth. Build dashboards, automate reports, or pipe your engineering data into whatever workflow you already have.
Secure by default
OAuth 2.1 for MCP clients. No API keys to copy-paste into config files. Your AI assistant handles the auth flow. You approve once through a branded screen.
What is MCP?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to external tools and data sources. Think of it as a USB port for AI. Instead of copying data between apps, your AI assistant talks to ProjectRecap directly and gets live answers.
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"projectrecap": {
"url": "https://app.projectrecap.com/mcp"
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Free plan
Connect your repos. Get your first recap. See if it changes your Monday.