Compare the Top Software Development Analytics Tools that integrate with Cursor as of October 2026

This a list of Software Development Analytics tools that integrate with Cursor. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Cursor. View the products that work with Cursor in the table below.

What are Software Development Analytics Tools for Cursor?

Software development analytics tools enable development teams to generate insights and analysis on their software development activities in order to track progress, identify bottlenecks, view trends, increase efficiency, and more. Software development analytics is sometimes known as Git analytics. Compare and read user reviews of the best Software Development Analytics tools for Cursor currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    Pensero

    Pensero

    Pensero

    Most software development analytics tools count events: commits, pull requests, cycle time, story points. Volume looks like progress until you notice more code is shipping at the same or worse quality. Pensero measures delivered work, not activity. Every unit is scored on one comparable scale, the delivery point, weighted by magnitude and complexity, and attributed to a human, an AI copilot or an agent. On top of that sits the number the others do not have: cost per delivery point, so you can see where output is expensive and why. Quality is first-class too, with defect and rework rates beside the volume. It connects to your repos, tickets, chat and AI tools automatically and is live within a day, with no instrumentation project. If your current analytics cannot tell you what a unit of output costs, or split it across humans and agents, that is the gap Pensero fills.
    Starting Price: $50 per month
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    TimeFly

    TimeFly

    TimeFly

    TimeFly is a coding activity tracker that works seamlessly in the background (no buttons, no timers) to capture granular metrics about how developers spend time in their IDEs. It maps out top projects, languages, devices, and editors while generating an activity heatmap and coding session statistics (e.g., average focus, peak times, interruptions) for custom time ranges. TimeFly consolidates event streams across multiple IDEs and devices to avoid double-counting or fragmentation, deduplicates overlaps, and stitches data into a unified timeline. Users can access their data via import/export or API, and receive email reports, notifications, or security alerts. The platform emphasizes transparency and security in its operations. It’s currently in beta, offering free historical data across a year, and in future releases will include features like goal-setting, deeper project views, team dashboards, and more advanced reporting.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Weave

    Weave

    Weave

    Weave is an engineering intelligence and AI observability platform designed to help software organizations measure developer productivity, AI usage, code quality, and return on AI spending. The platform analyzes activity from prompts through production and combines AI-specific metrics with frameworks such as DORA, SPACE, surveys, pull requests, deployments, and engineering telemetry. Its token intelligence capabilities show where AI spending occurs across models and tools while benchmarking cost, efficiency, and quality against other engineering organizations. Weave Router classifies prompts and routes them to an appropriate AI model based on factors such as cost, speed, and expected quality. The platform also includes Wooly, an AI engineering agent that analyzes connected organizational data and provides recommendations with citations to underlying records.
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    monday dev

    monday dev

    monday.com

    monday dev is an integrated, agile-first development workspace designed to guide software teams from planning through release with powerful tools and real-time insights. It supports roadmap planning, sprint execution, and progress tracking using visual views like Kanban and Gantt, along with burndown and velocity charts. Roadmaps, epics, and issue dependencies are simplified through epic breakdowns and connected views. Deep GitHub and CircleCI integrations sync development workflows with source control and CI/CD, while automated sprint templates and Agile Insights dashboards, featuring metrics like planned vs. unplanned work, help streamline iteration. A built-in docs workspace centralizes team knowledge, and custom dashboards aggregate data from up to 50 boards for executive visibility. Automation recipes allow repetitive tasks to be quickly set up via intuitive triggers. Additional development-specific features include WIP limits, engineering performance dashboards, and more.
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    Jellyfish

    Jellyfish

    Jellyfish

    Jellyfish is the leading intelligence platform for AI-Integrated engineering, helping more than 1,000 companies including DraftKings, Box and Blue Yonder, leverage AI to transform how they build software. By combining the industry's deepest engineering dataset with context-rich intelligence, Jellyfish helps R&D organizations understand what's driving impact, adopt proven industry best practices, and make smarter decisions across AI adoption, planning, delivery, and engineering performance. Learn more at jellyfish.co.
    Starting Price: Custom
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