Do you have transparency into your developer team?

Most engineering leaders don’t.

As their teams grow, it gets harder to identify gaps —
and ensure maximum productivity.

How much you’re paying your engineering team
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How much you *should* be paying them
Do these numbers even align?

Nobody really knows.

And this knowledge gap can cost your organization hundreds of thousands of dollars each month.

What if you could reliably answer questions like:

“How much budget could be recovered if performance improved?”
“Which developers offer the best value?”
“Which developers are underperforming relative to their potential?”
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is the platform that measures dev
productivity with precision and ease
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Hunker exists to help financial leaders get a firm grip on their engineering investment — and ensure every dollar is well spent.

And there’s no change to your dev team’s process: Hunker collects and analyzes key data points while running quietly in the background.

Built for enterprise, available for everyone

Hunker is designed for large teams — but its analytics can power productivity in dev teams of any size.
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Identify and fix problems
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Right-size your resources
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Improve performance
THE HUNKER DIFFERENCE:

Our metrics were developed by actual scientists

Traditional metrics are inaccurate at best — and misleading at worst.
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And none of these relate to the bottom-line cost of your resources.

We hired research scientists to change that.

Using multiple studies spanning years of research, we crafted a proprietary metrics set that pulls from multiple data points, revealing the true high- and low- performers across your teams — and how they affect your bottom line.

What does
Hunker measure?

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Value Contribution

What is the monetary value of the developer’s output? 

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Engagement ROI

How can we link engagement irregularities to financial impacts?

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Spend Efficiency

How high is the output relative to the cost? 

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Habit Consistency

Are there inconsistent habits that erode ROI?

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Durable Cost Index

What is the average lifespan of their code?

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Performance Index

Who are your undiscovered and rising stars? 

Everyone performs better
with Hunker

For every player in the organization, Hunker answers the questions that matter most.
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Financial
Leaders

How can I enhance Project & Team Performance?

Can we shorten Feedback loops?

How can I identify bottlenecks?

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Engineering Leaders

How can I enhance Project & Team Performance?

Can we shorten Feedback loops?

How can I identify bottlenecks?

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Developers

How can I effectively demonstrate my value and impact?

How do I stack rank my performance compared to my peers?

How do I provide visibility of my impact to my upstream managers?

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Hunker's Mission
Hunker's mission is to bridge the gap between technology insights and financial decisions, leveraging AI to analyze raw git data and deliver defensible metrics that shift the focus from processes to value and ROI.

Drive massive productivity — 
and reward your best performers

Our leaderboards give instant visibility into your most valuable talent —  while encouraging excellence across the entire team.
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Top Contribution vs. Engagement Value
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Top Contribution vs. Engagement Value
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No integrations — 
because we don’t need them 😊

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We don’t require integrations because we’re process-, tool-, and language-agnostic.

The only requirement? Git.

To benefit from Hunker, you need to be using Git as a source code repository, with input that’s textual (and not binary).