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Lead strategic engineering initiatives with confidence

Take the surprises out of feature delivery

Track cross-team work
Eliminate cross-team bottlenecks and understand the exact contributions of different people and teams.
Spot at-risk initiatives
Quickly identify initiatives that are falling behind from their planned schedule so you can get them back on track.
Reduce manual effort
With Swarmia, the status of you initiatives is always up to date based on data from your issue tracker and source code hosting.
Swarmia has removed many of the manual reports and places we’d need to pull data from previously.
Christian Helvin
Engineering Director at Tithely

Gain full visibility into the status and progress of cross-team initiatives

See all your initiatives at a glance

Keep the work moving

Estimate the end date of your initiatives

Swarmia allows us to see in real time when things are starting to slip. Instead of having to wait until a missed deadline, I can proactively communicate about changes in our timeline.
Tim Nott
CTO, FactoryFix
Ready to take control of your strategic initiatives?
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