Surface hidden bottlenecks and decaying tickets before they jeopardize your sprint. Move from reactive damage control to proactive flow management.

Standard GitHub boards show you tickets in their columns. To identify bottlenecks, you need to drill into each of them, open them, scan the history, because: Work often spends 80% of its time waiting, not being worked on. Without the right data, your Daily Standups focus on the „noisy“ tasks while the silent killers of your deadline stay invisible.

Our Work Item Aging chart is your early warning system. It tracks the age of every active issue against your team’s historical speed, highlighting outliers before they become crises.

• Focus on the Outliers: Instantly see which tickets have exceeded the 85th percentile of your typical cycle time.
• Objective Daily Standups: Stop asking „Is everything okay?“ and start asking „This ticket has been in Review for 5 days. What do we need to move it?“
• Actionable Tooltips: Hover over any data point to see the exact GitHub issue and jump straight into the discussion.

Is your „In Review“ column a black hole? Does „Ready for Dev“ pile up faster than you can code? Flow2C breaks down the time spent in every single stage of your workflow.

By visualizing the Time in State, you can pinpoint exactly where handovers fail or where external dependencies are choking your delivery speed. It’s the data you need to fix the system, not the symptoms.

Data shouldn’t be a weapon; it should be a neutral moderator. Flow2C provides the objective facts needed to have honest conversations about process improvements without the blame game.

• End the Blame Game: Focus on the system and the flow, not individual performance.
• Historical Context: Compare your current bottlenecks to previous sprints to see if your improvements are actually working.
• Export-Free Reporting: Save hours of manual Excel work. Your „Blocker Report“ is always ready for the next Retro.

Get the clarity you need to keep your flow steady and your team focused. Setup takes less than 60 seconds.

Connect your GitHub projects and see where your workflow slows down, instantly.