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Reads a team's code, tickets, chat and meetings and answers what changed, what is at risk and why
Devplan collects the signals a software team already produces — commits, issues, chat threads, meeting recordings, documents — and keeps a shared picture of the project from them rather than from status updates anyone has to write. It sends a morning digest of risks and decisions, generates project health from real activity, keeps a traceable history of when a decision changed, and answers questions in natural language from Slack or chat. Integrations cover GitHub, Linear, Jira, Notion, Slack, Zoom and Google Workspace, plus an MCP endpoint for Claude. The vendor is Devplan Technologies, Inc., holds SOC 2 Type II, offers a self-hosted option, and sells pooled credits instead of seats.
Free tier carries 100 dollars of credits and needs no card. The Team plan is a shared credit pool from 50 dollars a month for 2,000 credits up to 1,000 dollars a month for 40,000, with no per-seat charge. Enterprise is quoted.
Use tool ↗Its bet is that the status update is a bad interface and the underlying signals are already there in GitHub, Jira, Slack and meeting recordings. Pricing by pooled credits rather than per seat matters: a whole team can be on it without the bill tracking headcount. The reservations are that a knowledge graph over everything a team says is only as good as the integrations you actually turn on, and that this is a young, recently funded company whose 8-hours-a-week claim comes from its own survey.
Watch out: Meeting transcripts and private channels are part of the corpus; decide what the graph is allowed to index before you switch integrations on.
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