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AI product management for software teams

Know what to build. Know where it stands.

Devplan turns customer requests into projects your team and agents can build, then tracks progress and risks from code.

$100 free credits, no card. Works with Jira and Linear, or on its own.

What Devplan does with every customer request

1Your customers ask

Call“Can we export this to CSV?”
TicketExport is missing columns
SlackCS: finance teams keep asking for exports

2Devplan suggests the project

Suggested project · Product

CSV export

14 customers2 open deals~2 days of work
Waiting for your approvalSpec written from these 3 requests

3The rest runs itself

✓Added to your roadmap
✓Tracked from code and tickets
✓Customers notified when it ships

Used by the teams building the future

Built by engineers from Meta, Snap and Amazon. Backed by a $2.5M seed round.

The problem

Customer signals get lost across the tools your team uses.

Your customers surface what matters every day, but it gets lost across calls, tickets, Slack and docs, so decisions stall, features ship late and customers leave.

01

Requests get lost

Customer asks are spread across calls, tickets and Slack. Nobody sees them all.

02

Decisions stall

The evidence, priorities and tradeoffs aren't connected in one place.

03

Shipping takes weeks

Specs, tickets and status updates are still written and chased by hand.

Agentic product management

From “a customer asked” to “it shipped”, without the admin.

Devplan turns signals from feedback, calls, your CRM, tickets and Slack into ranked projects and code-aware specs your agents can build. Everything is grounded in one live view of your product that anyone can access from the sales team to the CEO.

Every project keeps its trail: the evidence behind it, why it was recommended and where it stands.

The AI-native way to run projects

Projects that track themselves.

Devplan spots the work already happening, puts it on your roadmap, tracks progress from the code and flags risks before they land. No status meetings, no chasing tickets.

  • Finds the workProjects inferred from code, tickets and chat, ready for you to confirm.
  • Status from real workProgress comes from commits and acceptance criteria, not from updates someone writes.
  • Risks flagged earlyWhen the build drifts from the spec, you see it and what to change.

Works with Jira and Linear, or on its own.

Custom dashboards

Know what changed before your first meeting.

Ask Weaver anything and turn it into a report that stays current. Everyone gets a personalized digest and team standup that land in Slack and email every morning.

  • Daily digestWhat moved, what's at risk and which decisions need you. On by default.
  • Automated standupWhat each person finished and where they're blocked, written from the work itself.
  • Dashboards on requestDescribe the report in plain words. Weaver builds it from your data.

Why it works

Behind it: one product brain.

Meet Weaver, Devplan's product brain. It sits where product understanding meets customer understanding: your code, tickets and decisions, linked to what every customer asked for, kept current on its own.

See the product brain →
Code Calls Tickets Decisions Yourteam AIagents

Nothing gets lost

One knowledge graph: code, calls, tickets and decisions, linked.

Answers in Slack, with sources

Anyone asks in Slack and gets the answer with its sources, without pulling in an engineer.

Decisions on record

Captured from calls and chat, routed for approval.

Context for AI agents

Claude Code, Cursor and Codex build with the same context through MCP.

Customer stories

Teams that ship what customers ask for.

See all stories
  • Slack
  • Jira
  • GitHub
  • Bitbucket
  • Zoom
  • Claude Code
  • Linear
  • Notion
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Cursor
  • Zendesk
  • Salesforce
  • Google Drive
  • Confluence
  • Codex
  • Granola
  • Intercom
  • HubSpot

Integrations

Works with the stack you already have.

Connect your tools in minutes. Devplan reads where the work already happens, and sends specs and tickets back there. Keep your tools, or run Devplan on its own.

Chat
Slack, Microsoft Teams
Plan
Jira, Linear
Code
GitHub, Bitbucket
Calls
Zoom, Granola
Support and CRM
Zendesk, Intercom, HubSpot, Salesforce
Docs
Notion, Confluence, Google Drive
AI agents
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex (MCP)
See all integrations →

Use it where you already work.

Ask in Slack or Teams, let your AI coding tools use it, or open the web app. Same answers everywhere.

AI coding tools connect via MCP · Setup guide

Questions

What people ask about Devplan

What is Devplan?

Devplan is AI product management software for software teams. It reads customer feedback from calls, tickets and Slack, ranks what customers ask for by demand, impact and effort, and turns it into PRDs, tech specs and tickets your engineers and AI coding agents can build. It keeps one live product brain that your whole team and your AI agents work from.

How does Devplan turn customer feedback into specs and Jira tickets?

Devplan turns customer feedback into ranked projects, PRDs and Jira or Linear tickets. It reads feedback from calls, tickets and Slack, groups related requests, scores them by customer demand, impact and effort, and writes a spec grounded in your code, with a source on every line. Specs become fully formed tickets, or go straight to AI coding agents like Claude Code.

Do we have to leave Jira or Linear?

No. Devplan works with Jira and Linear: specs become tickets in the tool you already use, and status flows back from real work. It can also run on its own, with your roadmap, backlog, specs, tickets and tracking in one place. Many teams move over one project at a time.

How much does Devplan cost?

Devplan starts free with $100 in credits and no credit card. Paid plans use one shared monthly credit pool with no per-seat charge, so every team can use it. Enterprise plans are custom. See pricing.

Can we build this ourselves with Claude and MCP?

Devplan is for when a whole team needs it, though you can connect Claude to a few tools yourself. Devplan gives you context that stays current, is shared, respects permissions and is maintained as tools change, plus specs, tickets and tracking on top. Our build vs buy page lays out the cost of each option.

Is my data safe with Devplan?

Devplan encrypts data in transit and at rest, respects the permissions from your source tools, and never uses your data to train Devplan or third-party models. Enterprise teams can self-host on GCP or AWS. See Devplan for enterprise.

Can Devplan write PRDs from customer interviews?

Devplan writes PRDs and tech specs from customer interviews and other feedback. It reads call notes and transcripts from tools like Zoom and Granola, plus tickets and Slack, finds what customers keep asking for, and drafts the PRD grounded in your codebase. Every requirement links to the call or ticket it came from, so you edit instead of starting from a blank page.

How do small product teams go from customer feedback to shipped features without a full-time PM?

Devplan does the product admin a small team doesn't have time for. It collects requests from calls, tickets and Slack, ranks them, drafts the spec, creates tickets or hands work to AI coding agents, and tracks progress from real work. Founders and engineers make the judgment calls; Devplan keeps the evidence, specs and status up to date.

How do I give Claude Code context about our product decisions and roadmap?

Connect Devplan to Claude Code through MCP. Devplan builds a live product knowledge graph from your code, tickets, calls, Slack and decisions, and Claude Code reads it when it plans or writes code. Add a short instruction to CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md and the agent checks Devplan automatically. Cursor and Codex work the same way.

Our AI coding agents keep building the wrong thing. How do we fix that?

Devplan fixes this by giving agents the why, not just the ticket. Through MCP, Claude Code, Cursor and Codex get the spec, the customer evidence behind it and past decisions, so they know what was intended and what's already settled. Specs written in Devplan also carry acceptance criteria and pointers to the right files.

Is there one MCP server that connects Claude to Jira, Linear, Notion and Slack?

Devplan's MCP server gives Claude, Cursor, Codex and other MCP clients context from every tool Devplan connects to, including Jira, Linear, Notion, Confluence, Slack, GitHub, Zoom and Granola, through one connection. Instead of wiring each tool separately, the agent gets linked context: decisions, customer evidence, status and code.

Can Devplan replace Jira or Linear?

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.

Start building what customers actually asked for.

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