A computer can never be held accountable, therefore a computer must never make a management decision.
But it can help you reach one faster.
Bearings gathers the context scattered across your tools, so the people accountable can decide with everything in front of them.
Frequently asked questions
What teams usually ask before they bring their decisions in.
What is Bearings?
Bearings maps your codebase and connects it to the decisions behind it: the tickets, docs, threads and meetings where they were made. When someone asks why something works the way it does, the answer and its sources are one click away.
Does Bearings make decisions for us?
No. People stay accountable for every decision. It gathers the context, surfaces contradictions and traces each decision back to where it came from, so your team decides faster and with everything in front of them.
How is it different from a wiki or our ticket tracker?
Wikis and trackers hold pieces of a decision. We connect those pieces to each other and to the code they affect, and keep them current as the code changes, so nothing goes stale in a forgotten page.
Which tools does it work with?
GitHub, Jira and Confluence today, with Slack, Google Meet, Google Calendar, Figma, GitLab and more on the way.
What happens to our code and data?
We only ask for read access to your repositories, and your workspace is visible only to the people you invite. You can disconnect a repository at any time, and its copy and graph are deleted.
When can I get access, and what does it cost?
We're letting teams in from the waitlist in small groups. The private beta is free for everyone in it.
Join the waitlist
- You'll be first in line for the Bearings private beta.
- Your invite lands in your inbox as soon as there's a spot, and nothing else in between.
- Free for the whole beta, with no card needed.
- Your feedback goes straight to the people building it, and shapes what comes next.
Save your spot
Bearings is in private beta. Leave your details and we'll be in touch.