Best Application Development Software in China - Page 34

Compare the Top Application Development Software in China as of November 2026 - Page 34

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    Zunoy MockAPI

    Zunoy MockAPI

    Mentcube Innovations Pvt Ltd

    Zunoy MockAPI - a game changer for developers looking to create and use mock APIs without needing to set up a full backend service. It's ideal for those times when you just can't wait for the actual API to be ready, whether it's a matter of frontend dev, testing, or prototyping. Quick to get up and running, users can whip up mock endpoints in no time, define the request & response data, and make the whole thing behave just like a real API - totally on point for development & testing purposes. This platform really does make life easier for teams to keep on working independently, regardless of whether the backend is ready or not - no dependencies to hold things up. You can test integrations, validate app workflows & show off product concepts, all with realistic API responses. The truth is, MockAPI is a real lifesaver for building prototypes, testing apps, speeding up dev cycles & reducing delays caused by a half-built backend.
    Starting Price: $5/month
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    Zunoy Uptime
    Zunoy Uptime is a website and API monitoring solution designed to help businesses maintain service reliability and quickly detect downtime. The platform continuously monitors websites, web applications, APIs, and online services, providing real-time visibility into availability and performance. Users receive instant alerts when outages, slow response times, or service disruptions occur, enabling faster incident response and reduced downtime. The platform includes uptime tracking, response time monitoring, historical performance reports, and customizable notification settings. Teams can monitor multiple endpoints from a centralized dashboard and track service health over time. Zunoy Uptime is suitable for developers, DevOps teams, SaaS providers, digital agencies, and organizations that depend on always-available online services.
    Starting Price: $7 /Month
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    MergeMe

    MergeMe

    MergeMe

    MergeMe mirrors GitHub pull requests and GitLab merge requests into Slack as a single, updating notification card per PR/MR. Unlike the official GitHub or GitLab Slack apps, which post a new message for every event, MergeMe edits one message in place as status changes (opened, in review, approved, merged). Review comments appear as thread replies under that card. Supported code hosts: GitHub, GitLab, and GitLab self-hosted. One workspace can connect multiple git sources at once. Route each repo or project to its own Slack channel, map GitHub/GitLab usernames to Slack users so @mentions actually ping reviewers, and use label-based routing to send bugs, features, and docs work to different channels. Setup takes about five minutes: connect Slack, connect your git provider (OAuth, GitHub App, or webhook URL for self-hosted), then add channel mappings. MergeMe uses webhook payloads only - it does not read your private source code. Free Hobby plan: 1 channel mapping, 5 users
    Starting Price: £5 per developer seat / month
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    Scalekit

    Scalekit

    Scalekit

    Scalekit is the MCP gateway for AI agents. It is for developers and platform teams who need an agent to call tools as the user, not through a shared service account. One endpoint reaches 600+ connectors and 35,000+ tools, including Salesforce, Gmail, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Jira, and GitHub. Scalekit finds that user's credentials, checks permission, runs the call, and returns a clean response. Tokens stay in an AES-256 vault. It works with Anthropic, OpenAI, LangChain, Google ADK, Vercel AI, and Mastra. Run it in the Scalekit cloud (US, with EU residency available), in your VPC, or self-hosted. SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001. A HIPAA BAA is available on Enterprise. The Free plan includes 10,000 tool calls and 10,000 trigger events a month. Growth is $99 a month for 100,000 tool calls. Enterprise pricing is custom.
    Starting Price: $99/month
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    omp

    omp

    omp

    omp is an open source AI coding agent and development harness that provides developers with a powerful local environment for AI-assisted engineering. It connects AI models directly to IDE capabilities, debugging tools, code execution, language servers, browser automation, memory, and dozens of built-in development tools. It supports more than 40 AI providers while allowing developers to use a single interface across cloud and local language models. omp enhances coding performance with features such as intelligent code editing, parallel subagents, persistent execution environments, integrated debugging, and advanced code review workflows. It also includes collaborative sessions, local memory, workflow automation, browser control, and GitHub integration to streamline complex software development tasks. Built with a native Rust engine and designed for Windows, macOS, and Linux, omp helps developers build, debug, and maintain software.
    Starting Price: Free
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    CloakBrowser
    CloakBrowser is a stealth Chromium browser for developers and automation teams using Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium, or CDP. It is built for public web data, QA, monitoring, scraping, and AI-agent workflows where standard Chromium setups become fragile. CloakBrowser keeps the familiar automation experience. Teams can migrate existing Playwright or Puppeteer workflows with minimal code changes, while .NET and Selenium/CDP are also supported. Run it locally or self-hosted on Windows, macOS, Linux, Docker, and VPS infrastructure. The custom Chromium build handles browser behavior at the source level. CloakBrowser supports persistent profiles, reproducible browser identities, proxy-aware configuration, human-like interaction timing, Docker deployment, and CDP server mode. The wrapper is MIT-licensed; the custom Chromium build is distributed separately under a proprietary license. Proxies and CAPTCHA solving are not included.
    Starting Price: $19/month
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    AxioMyth

    AxioMyth

    AxioMyth

    AxioMyth is an AI-assisted, no-code test automation platform that verifies cross-system workflows on one visual canvas. Most testing tools stop at the browser. They confirm the screen looked right but never check whether the database updated, the email sent, or the API returned the correct state. AxioMyth tests the whole workflow. Browser steps, API calls, database queries, and third-party checks live on one canvas with branching and parallel execution. The test fails where the system fails, not just where the screen looks wrong. When tests fail, the AI Helper diagnoses the root cause and proposes a fix. It never modifies tests on its own. Every suggestion requires human approval with a full audit trail. Every customer gets a dedicated database with encrypted credentials and server-side role-based access control. Built for QA engineers, SDETs, and engineering managers who need confidence that a green test suite means a working system.
    Starting Price: Free
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    ReqKey

    ReqKey

    ReqKey

    ReqKey adds API key authentication, usage credits, rate limiting and request analytics to an API you own. Your own middleware makes a single verify call per incoming request: ReqKey validates the caller’s key, deducts a credit from that consumer’s pool, enforces their rate limit, and records the request with status code, latency and location. It never sits in front of your API — no proxy, no gateway, no DNS change — so it adds no hop to your critical path. Validation averages under 5ms. Credits pool per consumer rather than per key, so issuing a customer a second key does not hand them a second quota, and balances stay synced across regions. Also included: shadow limits, controlled overage, reusable plans, low-credit alerts, and per-request logs filterable by endpoint, status, consumer and time range. ReqKey meters and tracks usage — you keep your own billing stack. SDKs for Python, Node.js, Go, Rust, PHP, .NET and Java, with framework adapters for FastAPI, Express, Django, and more.
    Starting Price: $0 (free tier), $25/month Pro
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    ShadcnDashboard.dev
    ShadcnDashboard.dev helps you build modern admin dashboards without starting from scratch. Whether you’re building a SaaS, AI app, CRM, analytics dashboard, or internal tool, you get a production-ready foundation using React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Base UI, Supabase, and Prisma. Start with ready-made dashboard blocks, layouts, auth pages, tables, charts, forms, settings, and templates, then fully customize everything. It also includes reusable UI blocks, a growing component library, and built-in light and dark themes. Speed up development with AI-ready prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and other coding tools. You can also use the CLI and MCP Server to discover, install, and generate components directly from your editor. Includes production-ready features like Supabase Auth, Prisma ORM, role-based access control, animations, drag-and-drop, charts, validation, internationalization, and rich text editing.
    Starting Price: $89 one-time
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    Fiuto

    Fiuto

    Fiuto

    Fiuto is a user research tool that runs the full research loop. It drafts a study around a product and its audience from a URL or a description, runs it with AI testers first and then with real people recruited from Prolific's panel of 300,000+ participants or the team's own users, and turns the results into findings, a readout, and a shareable deck. Eighteen research methods, including five-second, first-click, card sort, tree test, preference test, survey, and live-site tasks, are available on every plan. Studies can be created and read back from the web app or over MCP from coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Lovable, v0, Replit, and Bolt. Results export as CSV or JSON through a per-study API token. Pricing is per account with unlimited viewers; there are no seats.
    Starting Price: $29/month
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    PressMeGPT

    PressMeGPT

    PressMeGPT

    PressMeGPT is an AI-powered WordPress website builder and theme generator that helps freelancers, agencies, marketers, and business owners create production-ready WordPress websites in minutes using simple prompts and website URLs for design inspiration. Users can generate custom WordPress themes from scratch or recreate existing websites from HTML or platforms like Lovable, Base44, Claude, Gemini, Bolt.new, v0.dev, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Framer, and even WordPress.com. PressMeGPT exports native WordPress themes for Gutenberg, Classic Themes, and Elementor, allowing users to host websites anywhere without ongoing platform lock-in or bloated page-builder dependencies.
    Starting Price: $5.75/month
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    EventSend

    EventSend

    My Tiny Rocket LLC

    EventSend is event tracking and alert routing for a small SaaS team - the two halves of knowing what your product is doing. Send an event with one HTTP POST from any language, or write no code at all: paste one URL into Stripe, GitHub or Vercel and their webhooks arrive formatted and deduplicated. Every event lands in a live feed you can search and filter by name, level, source, customer and date, with operational analytics over it: volume, error rate, delivery health per destination, and twelve months of history on every plan. Filter to one customer and you have their timeline. Then rules route the events that matter to where your team already is: Slack, Discord, Telegram, a signed webhook, or a push notification on your phone, with retries and backoff, circuit breakers around a failing destination, and a log of every attempt. Your AI assistant can read the same history and tell you what happened. Free forever for 2,500 events a month, plans from $12.
    Starting Price: $12/month
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    Zunoy Sandbox

    Zunoy Sandbox

    Mentcube Innovations Pvt Ltd

    Zunoy Sandbox is a developer testing platform for testing email, SMS, webhooks, OTP, and TOTP/MFA flows without sending test data to real users or production systems. Developers can connect their existing SMTP clients, SMS APIs, or webhook endpoints to Sandbox and capture the resulting events in an isolated testing environment. For email testing, Sandbox provides inboxes where teams can inspect email HTML, headers, attachments, links, and delivery-related information. SMS testing supports OTP and transactional message flows through REST APIs, sender IDs, and templates. The webhook testing feature provides unique endpoints for receiving and inspecting JSON payloads in real time, with options to replay and organize events by project. The TOTP/MFA sandbox can generate time-based authentication codes from secrets or QR codes for testing login and verification flows without using a physical authenticator.
    Starting Price: $6/month
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    Maesn

    Maesn

    Maesn GmbH

    Maesn is a Unified API for ERP and accounting integrations. Software teams build one integration to Maesn and connect to DATEV, SAP, Sage, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Exact Online, Lexware, sevdesk, Xero, Odoo, Fortnox and 30+ more systems through a single REST API. Maesn unifies authentication (API keys, OAuth, database credentials, 2FA), pagination and filtering, webhooks, logging, monitoring and error handling, and normalises responses into a common data model for invoices, journal entries, contacts, payments and more. Custom fields are mapped into one schema, and synthetic webhooks cover systems without native ones. SDKs, sandboxes and quickstarts are available for Python, JavaScript, PHP, Go, Ruby and Java. Integrations run white-label under your brand, including certified marketplace listings and an embedded auth flow. Maesn is built and hosted in Germany, ISO 27001 certified, GDPR compliant and DORA-ready, and processes API calls in real time without storing customer data.
    Starting Price: 5€/month/user
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    DevGhost

    DevGhost

    DevGhost

    DevGhost helps CTOs, founders and engineering managers assess developer, team and contractor contributions from Git changes. This software development analytics tool compares development effort and relative Ghost% productivity, tracks trends and lets leaders inspect the commits behind each signal. Effort estimates work volume against a mid-level developer who knows the codebase and works without AI. It is not actual time spent, code quality or business value. Use commit-level evidence to discuss delivery, workload and contractor results. Choose SaaS for GitHub/GitLab, Local for offline Git analytics in VS Code or Cursor, or On-Prem in company infrastructure. Local keeps code and results on your computer and includes a free Ghost Café demo. Local starts with 500 new commits free monthly; SaaS includes 2,000 signup credits plus 500 monthly. Local exports PDF, Excel and JSON. Optional Local credit packs are one-time purchases. No time tracking or screen monitoring.
    Starting Price: Free; Local packs from $29
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    UI Verify

    UI Verify

    UI Verify

    UI Verify is a visual regression testing service for web interfaces and coding-agent workflows. It captures states from existing Storybook stories, Playwright tests, Vitest browser-mode tests, or custom screenshots, then compares them with approved baselines. Its cloud-rendered reviews label changes as intended, regressions, or flakes and support pull-request checks and comments. Teams can use its CLI in CI and connect coding agents through an MCP server to inspect diffs and review changes. UI Verify can capture only the UI affected by a change. Its free plan includes 10,000 snapshots and 100 AI reviews per month; eligible open-source projects receive 50,000 snapshots per month at no charge.
    Starting Price: $89/month
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    Revix AI

    Revix AI

    Revix AI

    Revix AI is a cloud-based AI code review service for software engineering teams. It connects to GitHub, GitLab.com, or Bitbucket Cloud repositories and analyzes existing code to derive editable review rules based on a team's conventions. For each pull request or merge request, it checks changes against those rules, posts inline comments that explain the issue and reference the applicable rule, and adds a concise change summary to the request. Teams can review and adjust extracted rules, select repositories, and use Revix alongside their existing source-control workflow without adding a CI job. The service is intended for developers, tech leads, engineering managers, and other teams responsible for maintaining code standards as they review software changes, including changes written with AI coding assistants. Revix also offers Jira and Slack integrations on its Pro plan, plus an always-free plan for public repositories.
    Starting Price: €20/seat/month
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    BenchFleet

    BenchFleet

    WOODCOMMERCE

    BenchFleet is a self-hosted desktop hub for managing and automating real Android phones from Windows, macOS, or Linux. Developers, mobile app teams, QA engineers, device labs, and support teams can monitor connected phones, view screens live, take control with a mouse and keyboard, and record workflows for repeated tests and routine tasks. Workflows can run across multiple devices on schedules, with logs and replay for investigating results. BenchFleet also provides an MCP server so AI clients such as Claude Code and Codex can use authorized phones under configurable permissions and human approvals. A hash-chained audit log records actions. A free plan supports up to three phones; paid plans add automation, AI features, API access, and larger fleets. Cloud Android phones are also available by the minute.
    Starting Price: £12/month
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    Luna Park

    Luna Park

    The Midnight Team

    Luna Park is a visual development environment for building full-stack web applications. Its workspace combines responsive page layouts, reusable components and live preview with visual, typed logic for frontend behavior, backend actions, REST APIs and scheduled tasks. Users can model application data and PostgreSQL queries alongside the interface and logic, then export project source code for independent hosting. The editor is available in a browser, with a Windows desktop edition also offered. Developers can use AI assistance with a chosen model provider and connect coding agents through the Model Context Protocol server. Luna Park also provides interactive learning challenges and video lessons, and offers a free educational option for schools. It is aimed at developers, freelancers, teams and programming educators who want to build or teach web application development using a visual editor.
    Starting Price: €25/seat/month
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    CAWRA IDE

    CAWRA IDE

    Black Mamba Systems SL

    CAWRA IDE is a Windows desktop development environment based on VSCodium, with an integrated AI extension for working with software projects. Its task orchestrator can turn a natural-language goal into dependent subtasks, run agents in parallel, and support testing and verification before presenting results. Developers can also use chat, edit and agent modes, inline code completion, multi-file editing, codebase search, and repair tools. The built-in provider panel supports Grok, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, and local Ollama models; users supply provider credentials where required. The IDE includes GitHub workflows, remote development over SSH, and compatibility with many Visual Studio Code extensions. The Windows application is free to download after registration; charges for third-party AI services may apply.
    Starting Price: Free
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    DoesQA

    DoesQA

    DoesQA

    DoesQA is a codeless web test automation platform for QA teams, automation testers, developers, and product teams. Users build end-to-end browser tests as Flows with a visual Flow Builder or plain-language Scenario editor, including branching journeys and reusable steps. Tests run on hosted browsers and can cover web UI, APIs, email verification, multi-factor authentication, accessibility, visual changes, and SEO. Teams can schedule test runs or trigger them from CI/CD pipelines, then review pass/fail results, screenshots, video, and run reports. Shared Elements and Step Groups support reuse across Flows. The platform connects with pipeline, workflow automation, messaging, and AI-agent tools through native connectors, webhooks, MCP, and a command-line interface. It supports teams validating customer-facing web journeys such as registration, login, checkout, and other release-critical workflows.
    Starting Price: $39/month
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    Sourcey

    Sourcey

    Sourcey

    Sourcey combines an open-source documentation engine with a public software research and data service. The documentation engine turns OpenAPI, MCP, Doxygen, Go, Rust, and Markdown sources into searchable static sites with customizable themes and self-hosted output. Developer teams can build locally or in CI and publish static HTML with search indexes, llms.txt, and API or MCP references. Sourcey's public service publishes source-backed startup offers and Agent Readiness report cards with dated evidence, unresolved conditions, and release history. Users can read records on the site or access them through JSON, a REST API, and MCP. The documentation engine is free under AGPL-3.0, and public research is free to read.
    Starting Price: $0
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    DeskMGR

    DeskMGR

    ScriptGain

    DeskMGR is a self-hosted Docker management application accessed through a web browser. It provides a desktop-style interface for working with a Docker engine, including tools to list, inspect, start, stop, and manage containers; create and edit Docker Compose stacks; and manage images, volumes, and networks. Users can open container logs, terminals, and file browsers, transfer files, manage registry credentials, and view live resource charts. DeskMGR is distributed as a container image or standalone binaries for Linux and macOS, with Docker Desktop support on Windows and macOS. It is intended for administrators and technical teams who operate Docker environments on their own machines or servers. It requires no account or license key for personal or commercial use. It sends a daily anonymous usage report that can be disabled in Settings.
    Starting Price: $0
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    Markbase

    Markbase

    AltaCoda

    Markbase turns the coding agents your team already uses into a software factory. It puts agents to work on tickets, production alerts and scheduled tasks using your team’s processes, machines, checks and reviews. Every run starts with shared decisions, skills and project history, and adds what it learns. Teams can keep skills current across agents, link knowledge to branches and pull requests, and hand work between machines without losing context. Markbase works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity CLI and Pi. Team knowledge stays readable and editable outside any single agent, so it stays with the team when people or coding agents change. Markbase is available as a hosted service, self-hosted in the customer’s environment, or as a dedicated deployment in the customer’s cloud.
    Starting Price: $20/month
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    AllyProof

    AllyProof

    AllyProof

    AllyProof is a web accessibility testing and monitoring platform for developers, consultants, agencies and teams maintaining business or client sites. It checks pages for WCAG 2.2 A/AA failure patterns using axe-core, HTML_CodeSniffer and APCA, presenting severity, criteria and evidence to guide remediation. Its Chrome extension runs local axe-core checks and highlights affected elements. Cloud scans crawl sites and retain findings and scan history for scheduled rechecks, team workflows and reports. Paid plans add AI fix suggestions for review and testing, API and CLI access, CI/CD workflows, Jira integration and VPAT-based evidence drafts. The free tier includes one site and monthly rechecks; Business adds weekly monitoring and a 14-day trial requiring a payment method, with billing beginning after 14 days unless cancelled. A public MCP server lets compatible clients run scans. Automated findings do not establish WCAG conformance or replace manual evaluation.
    Starting Price: €35/site/month
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    Clearlane Tests

    Clearlane Tests

    Clearlane Apps

    Clearlane Tests adds test management to Jira Cloud without new work item types. Versioned test cases store steps, test data and expected results, and link to the requirement work items they cover. A coverage view acts as a requirements traceability matrix and identifies requirements with no test case. Plan a campaign for each version or sprint, then run tests step by step. Each run records the exact test case version, pass/fail results and comments for each step, plus the tester and date. A failed step becomes a Jira bug with reproduction steps in one click. Closing a campaign seals it with a fingerprint. Optional electronic signatures record the name, date and time, and meaning; later changes void the signatures. PDF reports include the summary, coverage, results and history. Import test cases from CSV. The app helps teams maintain verification records for IEC 62304, ISO 13485 and 21 CFR Part 11. It runs on Atlassian Forge, so data stays in the customer's Atlassian site.
    Starting Price: $0
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    Lispcraft

    Lispcraft

    Bitwise LTDA

    Lispcraft is a native Linux development environment for Common Lisp programmers. It bundles the SBCL runtime, letting developers write, run, and debug code without setting up a separate Lisp environment. Features include a live REPL, interactive debugger, intelligent syntax highlighting, Lisp-aware indentation, fuzzy autocomplete, documentation previews, symbol navigation, and Paredit structural editing. It also includes a FiveAM test runner, compiler diagnostics, customizable themes, and workspace persistence. Built in Common Lisp with a GPU-rendered native interface, Lispcraft supports interactive development and debugging of Common Lisp projects. It does not collect analytics or usage telemetry.
    Starting Price: $19/month
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    Jotform Apps
    Jotform Apps is a no-code app builder for creating and sharing mobile-friendly apps that bring forms, documents, links, widgets, products, and workflows together in one destination. Users can assemble apps with drag-and-drop tools or generate and refine them from natural-language prompts, including within ChatGPT or Claude. Apps can include registration and order forms, payment collection, signed documents, notifications, and role-based access to pages and resources. Teams use them for customer portals, employee hubs, event information, internal processes, sales resources, and service directories. Apps are published and distributed through links, QR codes, social sharing, or embed code, and can be accessed on mobile devices and computers. The service is available through Jotform's hosted platform and shares plan-based limits for forms, submissions, views, and storage.
    Starting Price: $0
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    specgit

    specgit

    FnFirst

    specgit is a visual editor for teams writing together in GitHub. It handles Git so product managers, UX researchers, technical writers, and teammates can write and format docs as they would in a document editor. Each save becomes a commit under the writer's GitHub name. Teammates can edit the same file live and leave inline comments. When a doc is ready, specgit opens a pull request for engineers to review in GitHub. Review reads the whole doc and leaves comments; Triage fixes them and closes the threads. Nothing changes until you approve it. Teams can also use specgit with Obsidian vaults; saved files retain Obsidian's exact format. GitHub remains the source of truth, and specgit does not keep copies of documents or comments. The Free plan includes one repository and five publishes per month, with no credit card required. Pro costs $8 per editing seat per month; viewing and commenting are always free.
    Starting Price: $8/seat/month
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    pCloudy

    pCloudy

    Smart Software Testing Solutions

    Automate performance testing across real or simulated mobile networks with pCloudy, a cloud-based multi-device app testing solution. pCloudy is ideal for test engineers, software developers, analysts and anyone from the industry that tests Android and iOS devices. Pcloudy enables users full access to more than 500 real iOS and Android smartphones and tablets for testing. pCloudy also features bots for automating app certification that enables users to upload apps and receive comprehensive test reports.
    Starting Price: $49.00/month