Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you do. At aline.team, authentication and analysis are intentionally separated. Social login (GitHub, Google, etc.) is only used to create your aline.team account. To analyze your development activity, you still need to explicitly connect your Git account. aline.team also supports multiple Git accounts, so you can link personal and work accounts, or multiple repositories, under a single aline.team profile. In short: - Social login = account access - Git connection = development data source That’s why connecting your Git account is required, regardless of how you signed up.

We’re actively building it—there’s just a lot we want to ship (some people might say we’re enjoying the process a little too much 😅). But yes, it’s coming soon.

Personal features focus on helping you understand your day-to-day dev activity—things you might’ve missed or never tracked—so you can review it daily. Collaboration features are designed for the whole product team: developers + PO/Designer/PM, to help teams work faster and smarter together.

The mobile app is mainly for showing and sharing your developer profile badge with coworkers or friends. We plan to add more features over time to make it more useful.

Yes. User data is encrypted and stored in a distributed way, and Aline.team does not have permissions to edit or delete your code. If you’re cautious, a good approach is starting with a public repository first, then expanding.

No. Never. Aline.team does not modify, collect, or store your source code under any circumstances.

Right after the first setup, Aline.team needs a few minutes (usually a couple minutes up to ~10 minutes) to collect and analyze your data. If it’s been more than an hour and you still don’t see anything, please reach out to us at: 📩 [email protected]

This usually happens when the Git account email isn’t configured properly, or it’s set to a non-receivable address. A common example is when the email shows up like: <some numbers>@users.noreply.github.com In that case, verification emails simply can’t reach you.

So you can control what gets analyzed. We let you choose the specific repos you want included (instead of scanning everything by default).

Most Git services are designed primarily for desktop workflows, so on mobile some setup steps can be limited or harder to complete (permissions, settings, repo access, etc.). Using a PC browser usually makes the onboarding much smoother.

In-app browsers often break OAuth flows (GitHub, etc.). When the flow redirects from the external Git service back to Aline.team, the browser may treat it like a new session, which can wipe things like cookies / local storage, so login info doesn’t persist.

Yes. Your strengths are automatically analyzed daily, and they evolve as your activity changes. Creating an account lets us track and accumulate your results without making you reconnect everything every time.

Nope. Insights and Trends are currently 100% free, and we’re not planning to paywall those features.