Ovren
Your AI engineering department that ships your backlog
763 followers
Your AI engineering department that ships your backlog
763 followers
Every team has a backlog full of tasks that never make it into a sprint. Ovren puts AI frontend and backend engineers on it - they work inside your real codebase, execute scoped tasks, and deliver reviewable code updates. You stay in control. Nothing ships without your approval.
This is the 2nd launch from Ovren. View more
Ovren Live Preview
Launched this week
Describe a change in plain words. Ovren writes the code on a safe copy of your project and gives you a live preview of every frontend change — your real page, with the change on it. Click through it, approve it, and your team merges the pull request.
Free Options
Launch Team / Built With
Render: Get up to $100K in startup creditsThe fastest way to launch and scale your startup in the cloud
Promoted
seeing the section on our real page before anyone merges is realy what our marketing side keeps asking for
if the change touches something shared like the header, does the preview show it across all pages or only the one you described??? and what about pages behind a login???
@thamibenjelloun Good questions, both of them.
Shared header: the preview shows the page where the change was made, so you see the new header there, in context, before anyone merges. It does not walk through every other page that uses the same header. For a shared component like that, your developer checks the rest in the pull request, where the change to the header is a single file anyway.
Pages behind a login: the preview runs on sample data rather than your real backend, so it does not depend on a real signed-in session. How well a page behind login renders depends on how your app handles sign-in. What do you use for it? I can tell you what to expect.
@thamibenjelloun Thanks, that's exactly who we built it for.
Two great questions. What I can say for sure: the preview opens on the page your change affects, and it runs on generated sample data, not your real accounts. How far you can click from there, to other pages or into logged-in areas, is a question for @mikita_aliaksandrovich, and I'd rather he gives you the exact answer than I guess.
What's the first thing your marketing side would want to see in a preview?