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Ship Faster, Without Burning Out

Sprint visibility, honest burnout signals, and an Open API that fits into the stack you already run — how engineering teams use ThirdEyee without turning it into micromanagement.

Ship Faster
Without Burning Out

Engineering teams don't need someone watching every keystroke — they need sprint visibility, honest burnout signals, and a platform that plugs into the tools they already live in. ThirdEyee is built for autonomy, not micromanagement.

Sprint Board
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Burnout Signals, Not Just Output

Sustained high-intensity work with no breaks gets flagged before it turns into a resignation letter.

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Fits Your Existing Stack

Open API, webhooks, and Google/Microsoft SSO — no forcing your team onto yet another standalone login.

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Respects Deep Work

Meeting mode and configurable productivity categories mean IDEs, docs, and dev tools count as work — because they are.

Built for how engineering teams actually work

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Burnout risk tiers, checked automatically every day

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Open API endpoints to pull data into your own tools

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Fixed productivity list — your team defines what counts

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Built-in SSO providers — Google & Microsoft

Projects & Task Boards

Sprint work, tracked the way your team already thinks about it

Projects hold tasks that move through a simple flow:

  • To do → in progress → done, with an owner and a deadline on every task
  • Each project rolls up its own time and productivity split automatically
  • Marking a project complete can fire a webhook into your own deploy or notification pipeline
Task Boards

Burnout Risk Alerts

A flag before a resignation, not a postmortem after one

Burnout risk is checked against real patterns, not vibes:

  • Flagged High when sustained intense activity runs with no real break logged
  • Flagged Moderate when unproductive time crowds out real work
  • Every flag comes with a plain-language note, not just a red indicator
Burnout Risk Alerts

Open API & Webhooks

Pull the data into your own dashboards, if you'd rather

Not every engineering org wants another UI to check:

  • A company API key unlocks read access to telemetry and roster data
  • Webhooks fire into whatever internal tool you already use for notifications
  • Nothing about the API requires opening a support ticket to set up
Open API and Webhooks

Meeting Mode & Configurable Categories

Standups don't count against anyone's activity score

The agent recognizes Zoom, Meet, Teams, and Webex automatically:

  • Activity holds steady through calls — no idle penalty for listening
  • App categories are fully configurable — IDEs, docs, and dev tools are productive by default
  • No calendar integration or OAuth grant required for meeting detection
Configurable Categories

Engineering Knowledge Base

SOPs and onboarding docs, in the same place as everything else

A company-wide wiki that grows with the team:

  • Runbooks, onboarding checklists, and how-tos, written by whoever owns them
  • Visible company-wide — no separate wiki login for new hires to request
  • Starts empty, so it fills up with your team's actual process, not placeholder content
Knowledge Base
GUIDE

Tracking engineering output without killing autonomy

How engineering leaders use burnout signals and sprint data to support their team — without turning the platform into a surveillance tool developers resent.

Guide
Tech Team Analytics Guide

How one engineering team caught burnout before a resignation

"The burnout flag caught a pattern we'd have missed otherwise — someone grinding through a rough sprint with zero real breaks. A five-minute conversation fixed what could've been a resignation two months later."

Built for engineering teams, not against them

Sprint tracking, honest burnout signals, and an API that fits into the stack you already run — no forced context-switching required.