AI code review and stacked PRs for GitHub teams | Freemium | - **Stacked Pull Requests**: Create dependent PRs without waiting for upstream merges. The CLI handles rebasing and syncing across your stack automatically.
- - **Graphite Agent (AI Code Review)**: An AI-powered code reviewer that analyzes pull requests, finds potential bugs, explains issues, and suggests fixes directly inside the review workflow.
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Real-time AI copilot for software engineering interviews | Free tier | - **Screenshot and Prompt Parsing**: Capture a coding problem, table, or diagram and get a solution outline back. It works for LeetCode-style questions on platforms like HackerRank, CoderPad, CodeSignal, and Codility.
- - **Real-Time Voice Recognition**: GhostInterview transcribes spoken questions and surfaces hints as the conversation moves. You can trigger answers yourself in Manual mode or turn on Auto mode, which responds when the latest interviewer turn looks like a question.
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Live SEO and business data inside your AI agent | Free tier | - **SEO Research Inside Your Agent**: Ask in plain English for keyword ideas, search volume, keyword difficulty, live Google SERPs, and domain or competitor analysis. You don't have to switch to a separate SEO suite.
- - **Backlinks and Site Audits**: Pull a backlink overview, referring domains, and a competitor link-gap analysis. You can also run on-demand audits of up to 50 pages per run.
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Production cloud on autopilot for AI-built apps | Freemium | - **Persistent backend hosting**: Run always-on processes, background workers, and scheduled jobs. Modelence builds, deploys, and restarts them, and it notices when a job stops running.
- - **Managed databases**: When your app declares MongoDB, PostgreSQL, or Redis, Modelence provisions it and wires in the connection URL. Backups, failover, and connection handling are included.
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AI-guided product specs for teams and coding agents | Free tier | - **Guided questions (Ask)**: Wisary asks about assumptions and edge cases, ranked by importance. It starts from the context you've already given, so you only answer what's still open.
- - **Reviewable AI diffs (Refine)**: Every AI suggestion shows up as a diff you can approve or reject. You can dismiss questions that don't apply, and you stay the author of the document.
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Local screen and audio memory for your AI tools | Free tier | - **Screen and audio capture**: Combines accessibility data, screen frames with OCR fallback, and audio transcripts. You get a full record of what you saw and heard across apps and meetings.
- - **Timeline search and recalll**: Search your history in natural language or scrub back through your day. You can find a specific screen, document, or conversation and pick up where you left off.
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Open source framework for real-time voice AI agents | Free tier | - **Multimodal Orchestration**: Coordinate voice, video, text, and images in a single pipeline with frame-level control. You decide exactly how data moves through your agent.
- - **200+ Swappable Providers**: Switch speech-to-text, LLM, text-to-speech, and vision services, usually with one line of code. You can test a new model without rewriting your app.
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Test, evaluate, and monitor your AI agents in one place | Freemium | - **Agent Simulations**: Run simulated text and voice users against your agent over many turns. You can write scenarios in plain language, run them locally or in CI/CD, and use them for red teaming. A judge agent reads the full trace and explains each verdict.
- - **Evaluations**: Score single outputs or whole conversations with an LLM judge, custom code, or a full workflow. Run evals from a notebook or the UI, on live production traffic, or pairwise to compare models, prompts, and versions.
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AI coding agent that turns tickets into tested PRs | Free tier | - **Tickets to Pull Requests**: devlo reads your codebase and posts an implementation plan in the ticket, which you can edit or approve first. It then writes the code, adds tests, runs linters, and opens a PR you can steer through comments.
- - **AI Code Review**: Get reviews on every PR that check logic and style and flag security, performance, and reliability risks. You can set review instructions at the org and repo level so devlo enforces your own standards.
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