Devplan

Product intelligence for AI-native teams

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Today, we’re launching Devplan and announcing our $2.5M seed round led by @ai2incubator and @AcequiaCapital with participation from @MightyCapital, @grandvcp and @eLabVentures.

AI has accelerated execution. Not coordination.

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Which one are you taking? 💊

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Send a Devplan project to @Jira and it becomes an epic, with each user story as a story and each technical task as a task. In @linear it becomes a project, with issues and sub-issues.

The export is one-way. Setup guide: https://t.co/2i2i2an5DA

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It also estimates the whole project with a Monte Carlo simulation based on previous work, 35 to 46 hours in the video. Stories sync to Linear or Jira, or go straight to your coding agent over MCP.

Try it on one project: https://t.co/e3yZjG5ig2

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A Devplan proposal turns what customers asked for into a project a coding agent can build. @chrisbeetweets walks through one in the video 👇

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Click Define project, then refine it with the agent or let it choose. It writes the brief and breaks the work into user stories, each with its size and how confident Devplan is that an agent can build it.

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All four are set up with our team for now rather than self-serve. See all integrations: https://t.co/v9yhUsP6tL

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@zendesk, @intercom, @HubSpot and @salesforce are now live in Devplan, so what your support and sales teams hear from customers reaches the product side too.

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From sales, HubSpot deals and Salesforce opportunities attach to those requests, so your team sees which accounts and deals are behind each one when it decides what to build.

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Devplan is now self-serve.

You don't need a call or a demo first. Sign up, plug in your tools, and Devplan ranks what customers ask for and checks each request against your code.

$100 in free credits: https://t.co/todlesxM6t

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6/ Link the evidence. When someone asks why you're building this, the answer is already in the PRD.

Free template: https://t.co/HGJJRrCO4c

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3/ Count who asked and what's at stake: the number of customers, their revenue, and any open deals waiting on it.

Write the problem in the customer's words. Paste two or three real quotes into the doc.

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5/ Then the requirements, the success measure and what's out of scope. Keep it short enough that an engineer, or a coding agent, reads all of it.

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1/ How to write a PRD from customer feedback, in five steps. Free template at the end.

2/ Collect every mention first: calls, support tickets, Slack, CRM notes. If the request only lives in one PM's memory, it doesn't count yet.

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Our CEO Chris Bee is in San Francisco this week for TECH WEEK by a16z

He's meeting product and engineering leaders to talk about one question: how does your team decide what to build next?

Want to meet him while he's in town? Link to book a time in the first comment.

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We're backed by a $2.5M seed round led by AI2 Incubator and Acequia Capital, and today we're launching our new website, which explains all of it. The video is a quick scroll through.

You can start free with $100 in credits, no card needed. Link in the first comment.

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Your customers already told you what to build.

They say it on sales calls, in support tickets and in Slack threads with your CS team. Most of it never reaches the roadmap, because nobody has time to read all of it and count who asked.

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Approve it, and Devplan writes the spec, creates the tickets in Jira or Linear (or runs the work itself), and tracks it until it ships.