As a project manager, I mostly use Fleet for reviewing code changes without needing a full complex IDE. I collaborate live with developers during debugging, future discussions, checking logs, and reviewing documentation. I inspect files and understand what developers are actually working on.

My company is a SaaS company, and we use Fleet mostly to develop features and review files together as a project manager. I follow bugs in real-time, understand features progress faster, and it helps reduce back and forth communication. The technical part includes quickly opening the project, searching for features or files, reading comments and documentation, and tracking what changed.

The best features Fleet offers are code analysis, advanced debugging, refactoring, and language-specific intelligence.

When it comes to code analysis and language-specific features, Fleet enables an editor to understand code deeply, not just display text. Instead of acting as a simple text editor, I get to use it for my syntax, project structure, variables, functions, and dependencies to check for possible errors and coding patterns.

Fleet has positively impacted my organization by helping us assist our clients and tenants in having their websites flow efficiently.

One area I feel Fleet can improve is making it easier for me to manage large projects as a project manager. I believe Fleet could help us develop features that make large projects easier to manage. This is one of the areas I use mostly.

I have been using Fleet for about two years.

Fleet is stable, though there are times when they need to upgrade some of their features and they notify us about it.

I would rate Fleet's scalability at eight out of ten.

I would rate customer support an eight out of ten, with a score of 90% out of 100.

I have not used a different solution before Fleet; I chose Fleet directly.

Fleet has saved us time, and the number of employees we actually need is very few compared to having a large staff. As a result, we have fewer employees, which has saved both money and time.

I did not evaluate other options before choosing Fleet; I preferred Fleet.

I would rate Fleet a seven out of ten.

I chose seven out of ten mainly because of the smart mode, which enables most of these advanced analyses.

My advice for others looking into using Fleet is that it feels easier to start with due to fewer settings to learn and cleaner navigation. However, advanced developers may find some features less mature than other JetBrains tools. My overall rating for Fleet is seven out of ten.