Numbers that don't need a caveat
Deployment frequency, lead time, change failure rate — computed the same way every time, from the same data. No "ask engineering to confirm this" before the board deck goes out.
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USE CASE
moasy.tech for CTOs
You need one number you can defend in the board meeting — not five dashboards and a story.
As a CTO, the hard part usually isn't collecting engineering data — it's trusting it enough to put it in front of the board, and getting it without asking every team lead for a status update first. moasy.tech computes DORA and Flow Metrics directly from what your teams already sync — deterministic, same input same output, nothing generated by a model that might be having an off day.
A typical week
Before your 1:1s with team leads, you pull up moasy.tech scoped to the whole org — the same four DORA numbers and Flow breakdown you'll show the board next quarter. If change failure rate ticked up, you drop into the specific team and see its Timeline right next to the trend chart — a deploy freeze, a departure, a config change, whatever explains it, sitting there instead of a Slack thread you have to go dig up. When a team's backlog runway starts trending down, that's a conversation for the 1:1, not a surprise three sprints later.
Illustrative data, for demonstration purposes only.
Why it helps
One view, every team
Look at the whole org, or drop into a single team — the same four DORA metrics and the same Flow breakdown either way.
Scales with headcount, not features
Every plan gets the same product — DORA, Flow, every integration. Plans differ by how many users, teams and integrations you need, not by what's locked away.
No AI cost line to explain
There's no LLM in the loop, so there's no token bill to justify and no hallucination risk to caveat when someone asks where a number came from.
No procurement fire drill
Basic and Pro start with a 30-day trial and no credit card up front — get real numbers in front of the board before anyone has to sign off on a purchase.
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