LeanScale is a go-to-market consultancy that builds its own tooling — dashboards, calculators, portals, migration plans — and ships it while the engagement is still running. Every figure here is generated from our deploy and commit history. Client names are withheld. The numbers are not.
One spoke per day, clockwise from 11 MAY. Length and brightness are that day's production deploys. Hover a spoke and the centre reads it out.
Every spoke carries its date and exact count as text. 7 quiet days are shown, not smoothed away.
Three facts about the same 12 weeks: how much shipped, how much of the estate moved, and how many people had their hands on it.
Production deploys per week. The 11-week average is 169; the week of 20 JUL peaked at 442. The last point sits past the dashed line — a part-week still in progress, not a decline.
The whole route from a commit to a live property, instrumented end to end — including the stage where things break.
Across 197 repositories. 34 of them active in the busiest single week.
Push to live, median. 7.2 hours of compute bought the entire quarter.
Every one reviewed on a real URL before production saw it.
2,020 of 2,232 attempts. 212 failed.
builds failed in 12 weeks, and we publish that too. A 100% success rate would only mean we were not deploying often enough to find out.
No names, no screenshots, no logo wall — that is the deal we made to publish any of this. The shape of the work survives the redaction.
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