Launch his company back in 2017, again, trying to help and understand how to manage the velocity

and the productivity of developers through his company, Jutential. They have about a couple dozen

customers to date. They launched again just about a year ago, or called a year and a half ago.

Now looking at, again, about raising, maybe million bucks, team of three to help fund their growth

faster, maybe move into the on-prem space because teams are more comfortable hosting their source code there. In terms of aggressiveness, you know, it's definitely

going to be spending less than 12 months in terms of a payback period as they look to fuel growth

into 2019 and beyond. Hello, everybody. My guest today is Zoltan Perastaghi. He is the start,

he's a startup founder, digital entrepreneur and product executive,

hailing from Hungary where he began his career on marketing and business development,

working for major brands like T-Mobile, HBO, and Google eventually as their country manager.

After having worked four years in beautiful Barcelona, Zoltan now is the co-founder and CEO of Gatensual,

a software development analytics platform. Zoltan, are you ready to take us to the top?

Yes. Okay. So tell us about the company. What's specifically what's the company do and what's

the business model? Are you a pure play SaaS company? Yeah. Okay. So yeah, as you said,

software development analytics, basically we analyze Git repository changes. And we created a dashboard where you can better understand

as a developer what how your contribution changes over time and if you're managing a bunch of

developers then actually you can get a better picture of you know who's doing what how is it

how is the performance changing? And what are the opportunities

for you to optimize and increase your productivity? And when you say performance, do you literally

mean like velocity, like lines of code pushed or frequency of pushes or what? Yes. So it's obviously,

you know, lines of code is not a good metric to measure productivity of developers. So we've

actually taken it a step further,

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