Customers storming out over broken releases?

Atlas Principle scores your delivery with DORA metrics. See your weakest metric and what's proven to fix it. Start turning the tide as soon as your next release!

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Team health

Stability
92%
of releases shipped without breaking anything
+17% compared with 7 days ago
Excellent
Unplanned work
Good
22% of released tasks were unplanned
−24% compared with 7 days ago
Trace the causes behind recent fixesDone recently

What makes it work?

Manage your tasks and code with Atlas Principle to see where you excel and what could be better

Delivery health

Live DORA metrics

Based on your releases and completed tasks we show you what might improve your delivery. If multiple metrics require attention we recommend you the most likely fix for your root cause

The health page rating how often the team releases, how often releases break, how fast it recovers and how much work is fixing old work, with suggestions for what could help

Optimized delivery

See your tasks flowing

Optimizing anything before or after your bottleneck is nothing but wasted time and effort. You'll see where you spend most of your time, whether you're falling behind, or are blocked by parts of your process... and how to improve it

The flow tab showing where tasks wait longest, how long a task takes from start to finish and the share of time tasks spend in each status

Distilled experience

Suggested preventative maintenance

Best practices brought to you by a decade of research and expertise, scheduled automatically. Makes neglected tech debt more visible, and promotes proactive work to avoid certain problems completely

Housekeeping templates such as agreeing how a change is tested, each with a schedule and an Adopt button

Remember the why

Common goals

The best performing organizations make every bit of context available for their teams, especially Product & Development. The organization's goals and their expected outcome is always visible, resulting in more accurate and better fitting solutions downstream

The goals page with a timeline to each target date, progress per goal and the success rate by department

Work more efficiently

The Kanban system works, the board might not

An easier to use view of the active work that helps you prioritize completing work that's already started. The way work is sliced makes it easier to see compared to a board where you'd have to scroll in both directions to get the whole picture

The task overview grouped by goal and feature, with each task's status and time spent

Fighting the good fight

  • Made out of frustration, 100% built and hosted in the EU
  • Atlas Principle has no AI, your data is never sold or used to train anything
  • Ridiculously GDPR compliant
  • Runs on 100% renewable energy
  • Opt-in product analytics, no tracking cookies

And it's not even expensive

Unlimited... within reason

Team

€ 399 per year

Up to 25 people

3 months free trial period

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Before you ask

Why should I choose Atlas Principle over existing issue trackers with better integrations?

To the best of our knowledge, Atlas Principle is the only one that's 100% hosted in the EU, running on 100% renewable infrastructure, and doesn't use AI on your tasks. You also need less software as project management, version control, and metrics are all part of the same package.

Where are you based?

Vienna, Austria. Atlas Principle is built there and hosted entirely in the EU, so your data never leaves it.

Can I see who on my team is slowest?

No, on purpose. Your slowest-looking developer may be the one reviewing everyone else's work. You see how the team ships, which is what customers feel.

Why is there no kanban board?

Well, why is a board a default for most issue trackers? We believe it was a good idea originally, but over the years people forgot why it was helpful and how to structure processes around it. We present you the same information but in a way that's easier to see and update at once (no scrolling left and right, up and down).

We don't use AI. Is this for us?

Yes. The numbers show how your team ships, whoever or whatever writes the code.

Can it tell whether our AI tools pay off?

It measures what they should improve: how often you release, how often releases break and how long work waits. Compare the months before and after a tool and see which way it went.

Can I prove to leadership that our AI spend isn't paying off?

Yes, if the data says so. Pause a tool and watch what happens. Either way, you walk into the meeting with evidence instead of a hunch.

Still not sure? See for yourself!

Use Atlas Principle free for 3 months, then decide if it's worth your time. You'll get actionable results after just a single week!

Know how your releases are doing

How often you ship, how often a release breaks and how fast you recover, rated and compared with last week

The health page rating release cadence, stability, recovery, rework, unplanned work and time to merge