
DevCycle
Feature Flag Management Built for Developers
If you are part of DevCycle (or you are a YC founder who looks at DevCycle and thinks that is the kind of business I run), you probably do not have time for a six-month SEO agency contract. Seoable was built for that. Audit your site, queue 100 ready-to-publish posts, and run it all from your AI assistant.
About DevCycle
DevCycle empowers development teams with seamless management of code deployment and feature releases. Our flexible and integrated Feature Management solution, specifically designed for developers, grants teams full control over their feature flags while preventing the accumulation of tech debt. With our scalable and cost-efficient platform, teams can focus on what truly matters—building exceptional software—without being bogged down by the complexities of feature management. Previously known as Taplytics, born at Y Combinator in Silicon Valley as an A/B Testing and Experimentation solution for product and marketing teams, we have evolved into DevCycle, a trusted Feature Management Solution utilized by some of the world's largest brands. Serving millions of end-users and launching billions of events, we understand the demands of high-scale operations.
Quick facts
- YC Batch
- Winter 2014
- Founded
- 2011
- Headquarters
- Toronto, Canada
- Team size
- 55
- Industry
- B2B • B2B -> Engineering, Product and Design
- Tags
- saas, b2b
- Website
- devcycle.com
- Profiles
- LinkedIn · Twitter · GitHub · Crunchbase
Founders
Why founders like DevCycle use Seoable
- Ship without an agency. Audit your site and queue 100 posts in one afternoon. No briefs to write, no calls to take.
- Drive it from Claude or Cursor. Seoable is MCP-first. Your assistant can run audits, queue posts, and pull reports without you opening a dashboard.
- Pay per piece, not per seat. Credits instead of monthly seats. Buy what you need, when you need it.
- SEO that includes AI engines. Our audits check what ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, DeepSeek, and Grok already say about you, not just Google.