Performance

Reviews, written.

Review season eats three weeks of every manager's life. Mamba launches the cycle, chases the stragglers, and drafts every review from real, cited work — your managers just edit, rate, and sign.

Loved by managers at review time
Anna Wilson
Anna Wilson · mid-year review
Product Design · cycle closes Fri, Jun 26
Mamba · drafting

Shipped the Q2 launch ahead of plan and owned the rollout end to end.

Q2 launch · cited

Mentored two new hires through ramp; both hit full productivity early.

Onboarding plans · cited

Peer feedback highlights calm ownership under pressure.

4 peer reviews · cited
Draft ready for her manager · nothing sent without sign-off
Anna’s review · delivered on time
Mamba · done

The loop

Review season, handled.

Mamba runs the machinery of review season. Your managers keep the judgment.

Mamba · workingLive run · today
01
Launches the cycle
Schedules, reviewer pairings, and reminders go out — no spreadsheet of who owes what.
day 1Mamba handles
02
Chases reviewers so you don’t
Polite, persistent nudges until every review is in. You never send the awkward follow-up.
ongoingMamba handles
03
Drafts from real work, with citations
First drafts built from real work evidence — every claim cites its source, nothing invented.
minMamba handles
04
Flags gaps and bias risks
Thin evidence, recency bias, and inconsistent language get surfaced before calibration, not after.
Mamba handles
05
Builds calibration packets
Side-by-side summaries for every manager in the room, prepared the same way every time.
hrsMamba handles
06
Managers own the words and the rating
They edit the draft, set the rating, and sign the final review. Every final word is theirs.
You decide

Improvement plans

PIPs without the dread.

When someone’s struggling, the hardest part is starting. Mamba drafts a fair, structured plan with clear milestones and check-ins already on the calendar — and you approve it before anything reaches the employee.

  • A structured, consistent plan — not a blank page at 9 PM
  • Check-ins scheduled for both sides from day one
  • You review and approve before the employee sees a word
See it on a live demo →
Improvement plan · drafted for review
60-day plan · 3 milestones · check-ins scheduled
Mamba · done
Milestone 1 · weeks 1–2
Clear, written expectations agreed with the manager
Milestone 2 · weeks 3–6
Weekly check-ins on the calendar — both sides prepared
Milestone 3 · weeks 7–8
Outcome review with documented, fair criteria
Awaiting your approval — nothing reaches the employee until you say soReview plan

What changes

Conversations, not paperwork.

When the chasing, drafting, and packet-building disappear, review season becomes what it was supposed to be: managers and their people, talking honestly about the work.

  • Managers spend their hours on conversations, not forms
  • Every review starts from evidence, so feedback lands fair
  • No cycle slips because one reviewer went quiet
See it on a live demo →
A manager and her report in a one-on-one
Mamba · done
Calibration packets delivered
14 managers · every claim sourced · 9:02 AM
80%
less time writing first drafts
100%
of draft claims cite real work
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owner of every final word: the manager
Dana WhitfieldSaved 12 hrs / week
Review season used to swallow three weeks of my life. Now the drafts are waiting, sourced, the day the cycle opens — and my managers walk into calibration actually prepared.
Dana WhitfieldHead of People · Lumen Robotics

Review season, already done.

A live demo in 30 minutes. Live the next morning.

No setup project · Your data imported in a day · You approve the big calls