More control over work that belongs to your team

Every team is different, and we built Swarmia to ensure teams have complete visibility into all team-related matters.

By default, when developers write commits and create pull requests, we attribute all their work to the teams they are part of. This ensures no work falls through the cracks, and you get a clear picture of what everyone is working on.

With our latest update, teams have more control over work attributed to them in Swarmia. You may want to adjust team ownership when a team member works across multiple teams, or some PRs include exploration work that you don’t like to be considered in PR-related metrics and alerts.

Keeping the app snappy

Building a snappy, data-heavy product at scale requires constant investment in app performance as we onboard more customers.

In the past few weeks, we’ve focused on making our most powerful views faster and improved performance monitoring to catch issues sooner. We already see significant improvements on average, and will continue investing in keeping the app fast for our users as we grow.

Experienced performance issues lately despite the updates? Let us know at hello@swarmia.com

More improvements

  • 99.9% uptime and a new status page. You can access information about uptime and incidents affecting Swarmia users at status.swarmia.com
  • If you use Linear as your issue tracker, you’ll notice that we now sync Linear projects in real time as part of a larger effort around data consistency

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More changelog updates
· Sep 2, 2026

See how CodeRabbit compares to your other review agents

CodeRabbit is now one of Swarmia’s built-in review agent integrations, alongside GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Code. If your team uses it, its reviews show up automatically. The data shows up everywhere review agents already do: - Review agents. See CodeRabbit's share of reviewed pull…
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· Sep 1, 2026

Find out where your issues are actually waiting

Most issues don’t go straight from to do to done. They wait to be specified, sit in review, and queue up for QA. When a single work item passes through many steps and several people, it gets hard to tell which of those steps is slowing everything down. The new status view under issue metrics shows…
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