Typo

Typo is an all-in-one platform that helps teams optimize software delivery by finding real-time development blockers, automating code reviews and boosting developer productivity. By centralizing and integrating engineering data into one platform, Typo helps teams bring predictability to releases and drive business results.

Some of the key features include:

• SDLC Visibility: Connect and integrate different engineering tools to find blockers and predict release delays.
• Code Quality: Automate code reviews and find hotspots with AI-powered code analysis and suggested fixes.
• Developer Experience: Measure and improve developer experience with a research-backed framework to boost productivity.

Typo integrates with a range of tools, including Git providers, JIRA and Slack, to provide real-time insights into development metrics and deployments. Teams can track DORA metrics, delivery intelligence and sprints to forecast potential delays. Code reviews are automated with analysis and suggested fixes to cut down on review time.

Typo is geared for high-performing engineering teams, and can replace tools like Jellyfish, LinearB and Swarmia for SDLC visibility and SonarQube, Codacy and Code Climate for code quality analysis.

Pricing tiers include:

• Free: Up to 10 developers, DORA metrics, pull request insights, team-level insights, work log, Slack alerts, and up to 5 repositories, with 3 months of data history.
• Starter: $16/month (billed annually), adds features such as sprint insights, deployment insights, automated goals and more.
• Pro: $24/month (billed annually), adds code health analysis, real-time PR reviews, AI code fixes and unlimited data history.
• Enterprise: Custom pricing, adds features like on-premises support, multiple Git org support, software capitalization and custom integrations.

Typo says teams have seen "substantial improvements" in cycle time, unplanned work and features delivered, and customers have praised its user-friendly interface, useful insights and support for streamlining workflows and improving efficiency.

Published on June 9, 2024