We got tired of debugging the same bug twice.

DevAudit started as an internal tool for a team that kept shipping the same class of regression under a new name every few months. The problem wasn't a lack of logs — it was that the reasoning behind every fix lived in someone's head instead of next to the code. We built DevAudit to write that reasoning down automatically, the moment a failure happens, so a team only has to learn a bug once.

Today DevAudit watches pushes and errors for engineering teams who'd rather read a five-line autopsy than grep three log files at 2am.

Write it once

Every failure gets a post-mortem while it's still fresh, so no one has to reconstruct it from memory three months later.

Every stack, the same way

DevAudit watches JS, TS, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby and more with the same consistency, so context never depends on the language.

Secure by default

SOC 2 and ISO 27001 controls with GDPR-ready data handling, from the first repository you connect.