Setting up environments for new projects always feels like unnecessary overhead.
We got tired of it, so we built DevExp (dx).
Secrets stay local with optional sync across devices — a must-have for teams (and seriously, people still send .env files in chats?).
Tunnels with unlimited third-level domains — pick your own names, WebSocket support included out of the box.
Full request inspector for both HTTP and WebSocket traffic — no more guessing what’s going over the wire.
Git profiles handled by a dedicated tool — switch identities per project in a few clicks. Manually editing .gitconfig in 2025? Nah.
Deploy your code into lightweight Deno isolates in seconds — fast spin-up, low memory usage, without the overhead of containers.
Coming soon: an embedded SQLite-based database manager with REST API — simple to start, flexible to grow.
Also in the pipeline: password manager, dotfile/config manager, boilerplate generator — all integrated inside the CLI.
We’re building this for ourselves — and for anyone else who’s tired of wasting time on setup instead of building.
Setting up environments for new projects always feels like unnecessary overhead. We got tired of it, so we built DevExp (dx).
Secrets stay local with optional sync across devices — a must-have for teams (and seriously, people still send .env files in chats?). Tunnels with unlimited third-level domains — pick your own names, WebSocket support included out of the box. Full request inspector for both HTTP and WebSocket traffic — no more guessing what’s going over the wire. Git profiles handled by a dedicated tool — switch identities per project in a few clicks. Manually editing .gitconfig in 2025? Nah. Deploy your code into lightweight Deno isolates in seconds — fast spin-up, low memory usage, without the overhead of containers.
Coming soon: an embedded SQLite-based database manager with REST API — simple to start, flexible to grow. Also in the pipeline: password manager, dotfile/config manager, boilerplate generator — all integrated inside the CLI.
We’re building this for ourselves — and for anyone else who’s tired of wasting time on setup instead of building.
First public release is almost ready. Join the waitlist: https://devexp.pro Follow updates: https://x.com/devexp_sh
Would love to hear what you think about the idea!
Will the source be available and under what license?
The CLI utility will be open for non-commercial use.