TrimCI turns your pipeline data into a dollar figure — the estimated cost of broken builds — and a ranked list of fixes. You can't cut what you can't see.
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Plug in your numbers. The model is anchored to CircleCI's published delivery benchmarks — the only third-party data it uses.
Platform telemetry from CircleCI (28.7M workflows, September 2025) and Bitrise Mobile Insights, plus an academic study of 1,960 Java repositories on GitHub Actions. Measured pipeline data rather than survey opinion — and every figure links to the source it came from.
Main-branch success rate between CircleCI's 2025 and 2026 reports — September 2024 measured against September 2025. The worst reading in over five years; the Q2 2026 Pulse shows a partial rebound to 76.7%.
CircleCI · 2026 reportYear-over-year increase in median MTTR across all branches. The typical team now needs 72 minutes to recover from a failure — though on the main branch specifically, recovery improved to 59.2 minutes.
CircleCI 2026 reportAdditional engineering hours a team burns on debugging each year when it pushes five changes a day and main-branch success falls from 90% to 70%. A team already at 90% carries none of it.
CircleCI benchmarkof 1,960 open-source Java repositories had at least one flaky build. Reruns are rare — 3.2% of builds — and among the 52,610 developer-initiated reruns the authors studied, 67.73% came back with a different outcome.
arXiv preprint · 1,960 projectsShare of teams seeing any test flakiness — a 160% rise across 10M+ builds between January 2022 and June 2025.
Bitrise Mobile Insights 2025Average throughput up 59% YoY — but that average belongs to the top 5%. The median team gained just 4%, and its main-branch throughput fell 7%.
CircleCI 2026 report“More code enters the pipeline, more of it fails, and recovery takes longer. The result is not acceleration — it is congestion.”
Put a dollar figure on broken builds, get ranked fixes from static and AI analysis, and give every team — engineering, platform, finance — the visibility they need to act.
GitHub Actions and GitLab CI are live today, with Bitbucket, Jenkins, CircleCI and AWS CodeBuild coming soon — every connected pipeline in one unified view. One login, one source of truth for where your time and money are going.
We never request repository-content permissions and never clone your repo — a runtime allowlist rejects any provider call outside pipeline endpoints, so source files, workflow YAML and diffs are unreachable. What we do store is the last 8,000 characters of failed-job logs, which carry whatever your build prints.
We translate your actual run volume, success rate and recovery time into dollars. Stop debating whether flaky pipelines are a problem — know the estimated annual bleed.
TrimCI ranks your slowest pipelines, most-failing jobs and flakiest builds from real run history — so you see exactly which pipelines burn the most time and money, and where to fix first.
AI reads your build logs, failure patterns and flaky-test history and proposes concrete fixes — ranked by the failure-rate reduction and monthly dollars they would save. It runs on our self-hosted model: your logs never leave TrimCI's servers and are never sent to OpenAI, Anthropic or any external AI provider.
Pipeline failure rate, debug hours, cost per team — in one view your engineers, tech leads and finance can all read. Knowing the number is the first step to fixing the problem.
Different roles, one access model: read-only pipeline data, no repository access. That is also why handing a free dashboard login to your client, investor or finance team is a small decision — we never request repository contents, so there is no codebase to hand over. What they see is run history, cost, and the failed-job log excerpts those numbers are built from.
You own CI health because you broke it last. The cost Pareto, flaky-pipeline flags, retry tax and error fingerprints turn a dozen open provider tabs into one ranked fix-this-first list.
Your director asks what CI instability costs, and 'a lot' is not a number. The estimated-loss card, SLO targets and a monthly PDF turn the budget argument into arithmetic — with before/after proof for the cleanup work you sponsor.
Nobody on the team owns CI, so TrimCI watches it for you: silent red nightlies get called out, failure spikes are detected automatically on Business and throughout the trial, and the zero-code-access app is a two-minute security decision even on private repos.
Self-hosted GitLab CE/EE on every plan, EU-only hosting, a two-entry sub-processor list and AI that runs on TrimCI's own servers — pipeline observability your DPO can actually clear.
Start free, upgrade when the numbers tell you to. Every feature is in every plan except automatic spike detection, which is Business-only — otherwise paid plans widen history, quotas and sync cadence. You pay only for people who trigger pipeline runs; inviting members is always free.
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2 repositories · 7-day history · daily sync
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Unlimited repositories · 30-day history · hourly sync
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Unlimited everything · 60-day history · auto spike detection
See planPaid checkout is not live yet, so after the trial every organization simply continues on the Free plan. Paid subscriptions launch with at least 30 days' notice, per our Terms of Service. Every new organization starts with a 14-day Business-equivalent trial — no credit card. Questions or feedback? office@trimci.com
Connect GitHub Actions or GitLab CI — more providers coming soon. Quickly see your actual pipeline failure rate, an estimate of what broken builds are costing you, and a ranked list of fixes that pay off fastest. Join TrimCI before the next broken build writes your roadmap for you.