Typo is an engineering intelligence platform for AI impact, DORA metrics, AI code reviews and DevEx. Plans from $20/dev/month with a 14-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Typo is an engineering intelligence platform that collects signals from the tools software teams already use and presents them in one place. Its site describes the goal as measuring AI's real impact on code, quality and delivery, then helping leaders act on what they see.
The founders, Kshitij and Varun, moved from developer to engineering manager roles before starting the company. They noticed that other business teams had metrics to show their impact while engineering teams did not. The site says more than 1000 engineering teams use the product.
Typo connects to Git hosts, issue trackers, CI/CD systems and AI coding assistants. According to the pricing FAQ, it relies mainly on metadata and does not take permissions to store, write or analyze a customer's codebase for insights.
Setup takes a few minutes, and Typo then pulls in 12 weeks of historical data, so custom insights can appear within an hour. From there, dashboards cover delivery metrics, and teams can set goals, benchmarks and alerts delivered through Slack or email.
The AI Impact area tracks AI adoption, AI code change percentage and acceptance rate, and relates AI-generated code to cycle time and review time. Engineering Productivity covers DORA metrics, PR cycle time, work allocation, sprint predictability, an Ask AI assistant and an MCP Server for agents such as Claude Code and Cursor.
AI Code Reviews builds a graph of the codebase so reviews consider how systems connect, and adds summaries, fix suggestions and a hybrid AI plus SAST engine. Developer Experience adds anonymous pulse check-ins, heatmaps and benchmarks against similar companies and team sizes.
Typo is an engineering intelligence platform that connects Git, issue tracker, CI/CD and AI coding tool data. It measures delivery performance, AI impact and developer experience, and provides AI code reviews.
Starter is $20 per developer per month and Pro is $28 per developer per month, both billed annually. Enterprise pricing is custom. Annual billing saves up to 20% compared with the monthly option.
Yes. The free trial lasts 14 days, requires no credit card and gives teams access to all Typo features.
Typo integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure, plus Jira, Linear, ClickUp and Shortcut. It also supports Jenkins, CircleCI, GitHub Actions, Slack, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, New Relic and DataDog.
Typo is aimed at engineering leaders such as CTOs, VPs of Engineering and engineering managers. It suits teams that want to measure delivery, AI adoption and developer experience together.
Typo states it is SOC 2 and GDPR compliant and relies mainly on metadata rather than storing or analyzing code. It also supports single sign-on and audit logs.
Typo says setup takes a few minutes. After setup it pulls in 12 weeks of historical data, so custom insights can appear within an hour.
Pricing is based on active developers, defined as people who committed code to the organization's repositories in the past 30 days.