DevReplay
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AI developer memory for GitHub

Never forget what you shipped.

DevReplay ingests your GitHub activity and turns it into a searchable memory of your work — daily summaries, timelines, and natural-language answers when you need them.

See how it works

Free developer tier · OAuth via GitHub · Read-only access

Today's DevReplay summary GitHub · Auto-generated

You merged 3 PRs in devreplay/backend, refactored the notification service, and fixed a bug in the OAuth callback flow.

  • PR #128 – Refactor notification worker
  • PR #129 – Fix OAuth callback retry logic
  • Commit “Improve ingest pipeline metrics”

The Problem

Why your brain isn’t a log file

Developers juggle multiple branches, PRs, reviews, and half-finished ideas. A week later, it’s hard to remember why a change was made or what’s safe to delete. GitHub shows events—but not the story.

DevReplay keeps that story for you, automatically.

How DevReplay Works

1

Connect GitHub

Securely connect your GitHub account in seconds. We only ask for read-only access.

2

We build your timeline

Commits, PRs, comments, and more are grouped into a clean, chronological work log.

3

Ask or browse

Ask questions like “What did I do on the feature-flags branch last Tuesday?”

What you get with DevReplay

Activity tracking

Automatic event ingestion—no manual logging required.

Daily AI summaries

Each day, DevReplay writes a summary of what you shipped.

Natural-language questions

Ask “What changed in payments this week?” and get cited answers.

Context for reviews

Export or share timelines for reviews or status updates.

For solo devs & indie hackers

Keep a private, accurate log and write updates fast. Never wonder what you did yesterday.

For team leads & seniors

Recall decisions and support performance reviews with real timelines. See the big picture.

Loved by developers

DevReplay has been a game-changer for reducing cognitive load when switching between tasks. Being able to quickly see what I've been working on makes context switching much smoother throughout the day.

The standup feature is especially helpful on heavy context-switching days—I can quickly recall what I've done without scrambling through Git history or Slack threads. It's one of those tools that solves a problem you didn't realize was slowing you down.

Rob Aiken
Rob Aiken
@robaiken

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Free Developer

Perfect for getting started

$0 /month

  • GitHub activity tracking
  • Basic event storage
  • Personal timeline
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$5 /month

or $50/year (save 17%)

  • Everything in Free
  • AI daily summaries
  • Natural-language queries
  • Priority ingest & support
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Frequently Asked Questions

What permissions does DevReplay need?

We request read-only access to build a picture of your work using metadata like commit messages, PR descriptions, and comments. We do not read your source code, though we may read README files to enrich generated summaries.

Is my data private?

Yes. Your data is stored securely and is only accessible to you. We do not sell your data or use it to train public models.

Can I disconnect any time?

Absolutely. You can revoke access from your GitHub settings or delete your account at any time.