Revenue
Ship what deals are waiting on
Requests sit in calls and tickets while deals wait.Top requests ranked, specced and shipped; customers told the day it lands.
ProductFeedback to feature
The AI-native way to run product development: projects suggested from evidence, specs written, work tracked, risks flagged.
What changes for you
Revenue
Requests sit in calls and tickets while deals wait.Top requests ranked, specced and shipped; customers told the day it lands.
Time back
Status meetings and hand-written updates every week.Status comes from real work, for every team.
Right first time
Specs written from memory, then rebuilt.Specs grounded in code and customer evidence.
Fewer interruptions
Every question pulls in an engineer or a founder.Sales, support and new hires ask Weaver first.
90% of a new hire's product questions answered without a founder at Tato (Tato's estimate)
How each step works
Legacy project tools wait for people to update tickets. Devplan does the admin, so your team spends its time on judgment calls.
01 · HearRequests found for you
Scattered feedback becomes evidence-backed project proposals.
→ Revenue02 · RankRanked by demand
Every project ranked by customer demand, impact and effort.
→ Right first time03 · SpecSpec creation
PRDs and tech specs from your code and customer evidence.
→ Right first time03 · SpecEstimation
Work sized from real code context, so plans hold up.
→ Right first time04 · BuildTicket sync
Fully formed tickets in your existing tools. Nothing to migrate.
→ Time back04 · BuildAI agents, with you in charge
Orchestrate and oversee AI agents across delivery.
→ Time back05 · TrackAutomated tracking · Project risks
Status from real work, so nobody writes reports. Risk scoring flags slips and blockers while there's time to act.
→ Time backPRDs and specs
Devplan writes the PRD from customer evidence and your code. Every claim links to the call, ticket or file it came from.
Teams miss project updates because alerts only arrive by email. 17 customers asked for Slack alerts this quarter1, and 3 open deals list it as a requirement2.
Medium: 2 services touched, 6 to 8 days4
9 calls · 8 tickets
“We live in Slack. Can alerts go there?” and 16 more
Slack · #sales
Three deals waiting on a Slack integration
GitHub
notifier/slack.ts already posts webhooks
Code context
Sized from the services and files the change touches
Works with your AI coding tools
Your AI coding tools read the spec and the customer evidence from Devplan, so they build the right thing.
Customer stories

“The change summaries from you guys are honestly already customer-grade, so we just light-edit and don't have to rewrite. That's the whole reason it works.”
Sahil NaikwadiCo-founder, Tato
How Tato sends customer-grade release updates every week
Read the story →“For bigger projects and consistent execution, Devplan was the obvious answer.”
Andrew FoongHead of Eng, Eight Sleep
Eight Sleep: consistent execution on bigger projects
“The Devplan knowledge graph was the missing link between our code, conversations and AI agents. We now track every project in the platform. If it’s not in Devplan, it doesn’t exist!”
Sergey S.VP of Engineering, Axiad
Axiad: every project tracked in Devplan

“We are running our 15 person VC-backed company right now without a PM. Devplan helps fills that gap for us by generating high-quality user stories that sync in Linear in minutes. What used to take me days of back and forth and refinement I’m now doing in less then a hour”
Andrew N.Founder, First
First: a 15-person company running without a PM

“Holy hell this is slick. So much value-add, even in the first few minutes.”
Jasper C.CTO, Aarden AI
Aarden AI: value in the first few minutes
“Using Devplan felt like magic. I just typed out rough ideas, and it helped turn them into clear plans, tasks, and roadmaps in minutes. It actually understood what I was trying to build and made the whole process way faster and easier. Honestly, it felt like having an experienced PM working with me.”
Omar S.Founder, Devmarketing
Devmarketing: from rough ideas to plans in minutes
Build or buy
You can wire Claude to a few tools. Here's what it takes for a whole team.
Code takes about 30 minutes for the first pass. Other sources fill in over hours and days.
SOC 2 Type 2. Encrypted in transit and at rest, and never used to train Devplan or third-party models.
$100 in free credits for 3 months. One shared credit pool, no per-seat charge.
Questions
A product requirements document (PRD) describes what a feature should do, who it is for and why it matters, so a team can build it. A good PRD covers the problem with its evidence, the requirements, what is out of scope and how success is measured. Devplan writes PRDs from real customer evidence and your code, with every claim linked to its source.
Devplan does it without the copy-paste. Pasting feedback into Claude only covers what you paste; Devplan reads feedback across calls, tickets and Slack, groups it, and drafts the PRD grounded in your code, with every line linked to its source. Claude Code can then read that PRD through MCP. For a manual start, use the free PRD template.
Devplan gives Claude Code the product context a PM would otherwise paste in. Connect Devplan through MCP and Claude Code can read the customer evidence, past decisions and the spec. Devplan drafts the spec from that evidence and creates fully formed tickets in Jira or Linear, so the PM reviews instead of writing from scratch.
Devplan groups feature requests from Jira or Linear tickets, Slack threads and call notes into project proposals automatically, and ranks them by customer demand, impact and effort. Each score shows the evidence behind it, so roadmap debates start from data rather than the loudest voice in the room.
Devplan teams spend less time on status and specs and more on judgment calls. Tato, for example, estimates that 90% of a new hire's product questions get a useful answer from Devplan without involving a founder, and it drafts customer-specific release updates every week from what shipped.
No, but you can: Devplan can replace Jira or Linear, with your roadmap, backlog, specs, tickets and tracking in one place. Or run it on top of the tool you already have, with specs becoming tickets there and status flowing back from real work. Many teams move over one project at a time.
Yes. Devplan can run your roadmap, backlog, specs, tickets, tracking and risk alerts, so you don't need a separate tracker. It doesn't do release and version management yet, so teams that rely on it keep Jira or Linear just for releases.
Yes. Through MCP, Claude Code, Cursor and Codex read the spec, the customer evidence and past decisions from Devplan, so the code does what was intended. Devplan's product brain keeps that context current.
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