Devs.ai

Free

Devs.ai is an enterprise AI platform that sits in app and website builders. It helps companies build internal apps and agents on their own data, then distribute them through a private store.

You connect it to services you already use. You describe what you want in plain words. It builds apps you can submit for IT approval before anyone uses them.

It is not for customer-facing apps. It is not for quick prototypes that skip IT. The free tier gets you started, but hard limits push you toward paid plans fast.

Open it if you need governed internal tools and have IT buy-in. Skip it if you want to ship fast without policy gates.

It helps most when you have these specific problems.

• IT teams tired of shadow AI: You get a sanctioned workspace. Employees stop using unapproved tools.
• Finance teams tracking AI spend: You see costs in one place. You set hard caps instead of guessing.
• Teams with scattered AI subscriptions: You replace the sprawl. One policy covers everything.
• Companies needing audit trails: You get SOC 2 and permissions that match your source systems.
• Teams with tool backlogs: You build what IT cannot prioritize. Operations gets their agents faster.
• Regulated industries: You meet compliance needs without building it yourself.
• Sales teams needing voice AI: You talk to it like a phone call. It hands off to CarPlay for hands-free use.
• People paying for multiple AI subscriptions: You switch models mid-task. One bill replaces three or four.
• Developers who want quick prototypes: You describe apps in chat. You deploy to Vercel or Netlify without leaving the tool.

These are the parts you notice after using it.

• Permission-aware search: It reads Drive, Confluence, Slack, and Jira. It only shows what you already have access to.
• Zero-training agreements: Your data does not train LLMs. This is written into contracts, even on the free tier.
• Model switching mid-conversation: You pick GPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok for each task. You compare answers side by side.
• AI Cost Center: Finance sees real-time spend across the whole company. They stop the surprises.
• Voice handoff that works: Calls ring like real calls when you move from web to mobile. CarPlay keeps you hands-free.
• Plain-language app building: You describe what you want. It builds and deploys without you touching code.

The path from idea to approved tool has clear steps.

1. Describe the app or agent you need in plain language.
2. Submit it through IT policy gates for approval.
3. Publish to your private AI store for workforce use.
4. Distribute through partner marketplaces if you sell externally.

Skip it when these limits block your work.

• SSO and role controls cost extra: Governance features are the whole pitch, but you need Enterprise tier for full control.
• Data ceilings push you up: 2GB on free, 10GB on Business, 20GB on Enterprise. Big document sets hit the wall fast.
• Seat-plus-usage billing: Headline prices look low. Heavy usage adds real cost on top.
• Enterprise onboarding takes weeks: Plan 4 to 8 weeks for a proper proof of concept. This is not a weekend try.
• Nowhere to see the builder first: No public demo of the actual interface. You sign up or you walk away.
• Only annual billing: No month-to-month option. You commit for a year or you do not start.