Built by engineers, for engineering leaders.
We started DevCite because we were spending more time reporting on our code than actually writing it. Our mission is to eliminate the manual status update chore forever.
The company is built around one clear belief: engineering teams should spend less time narrating work and more time shipping it.
Why now
Reporting overhead keeps scaling with team size
As engineering teams grow, leadership visibility gets harder and managers spend more time translating work manually.
Public-site operating model
What we believe
Status updates should be automatic infrastructure
We see reporting as an operational system problem, not a writing discipline problem for engineers.
Public-site operating model
Who we build for
Structured for leadership visibilityDevCite is for engineering-led companies that want cleaner executive communication without pulling developers out of flow.
Mission
Automation should remove reporting drag
DevCite exists to keep status communication accurate without pulling engineers out of execution mode.
Positioning
Reporting-first, not dashboard theater
The product focuses on weekly delivery updates and decision-ready summaries before it expands into deeper analytics.
Build style
Fast feedback with design partners
The roadmap is being shaped with early teams that already feel the pain of manual project reporting.
Saqib
Founder & Lead Engineer
Previously managed engineering teams across multiple high-growth startups. Experienced firsthand the gap between what developers build in Git and what executives see in Jira docs.
Join the Mission
We are a focused, fast-moving team looking for early beta partners and brilliant engineers who hate writing manual reports.