A detailed comparison of two popular developer tools — plus how VibeLog fits as a modern, AI-native alternative.
Swarmia connects to GitHub, Jira, and Slack to measure engineering team health via DORA metrics, cycle time, PR throughput, and investment distribution. It focuses on team-level insights without individual monitoring.
LinearB correlates Git, project management, and CI/CD data to provide engineering metrics like cycle time, PR review time, and planning accuracy. Includes workflow automation and industry benchmarking.
| Swarmia | LinearB | VibeLog | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Category | Engineering Productivity Platform | Engineering Productivity Platform | AI Session Tracker |
| Best for | Engineering managers at 20-500 person orgs wanting team metrics | Engineering leaders wanting pipeline visibility and benchmarks | Tracking what AI coding assistants build |
| Tracks what was built | No | No | Yes |
| AI awareness | None | None | Native (MCP) |
| Free tier | No | Yes | Yes |
| Starting price | ~$20/developer/month | ~$20/developer/month | $9/month |
| Developer-facing | No (managers) | No (managers) | Yes |
Neither Swarmia nor LinearB was built for the era of AI-assisted coding. VibeLog is the first tool that uses MCP to integrate directly into AI coding assistants and track what they build — automatically, in real-time, with semantic detail.
Know what was added, changed, fixed, or removed — with descriptions and affected files.
Connect once via MCP. No timers, no plugins, no surveys. Code as usual.
Generate shareable reports showing exactly what was delivered. Perfect for freelancers and agencies.
The first AI-native coding session tracker. No credit card required.