Trusted by fast-moving teams
Onboard new developers much faster
Rosvelt documents and explains your codebase for you, so new hires become productive from day one and onboarding goes from weeks down to hours.
How it works
A new hire starts with a real ticket, not a week of shadowing.
Build
Tickets move from scoped work to active implementation with context attached.
Rosvelt AI working on Tickets
What you get
Everything a new developer needs to contribute without waiting on someone.
Align
Founders, PMs, engineers, QA, and designers stay in the same thread.
Implement timer controls
Build the timer controls and the manual-entry flow so users can run a live timer or log time after the fact.
Done — bumped the vertical padding, centered the illustration, and split billing into a follow-up ticket (OSK-5K2P). Pushing a fresh preview now.
Good catch — offset the toast above the tab bar and re-ran the checks. Updated preview is ready to review.
Review before you merge
Nothing reaches main until a human signs off.
Every agent change arrives as a standard pull request with a live preview, so a new developer can see the result running, read the diff, and leave comments before anything merges. Senior engineers review the same PR they always would — the agents just did the first pass and explained their reasoning along the way.
Why it's different
Onboarding stops being a senior-engineer bottleneck.
With Rosvelt
Doing it yourself
See it in action
Watch a new developer ship their first PR with agent support.
See the workflow end to end.
Start with a request. Rosvelt scopes the work, runs implementation, keeps discussion attached, and brings the result back for review.
Plan
Turn product requests, bugs, and ideas into clear work your team can trust.
Security your team can sign off on.
Rosvelt is being built with the security, compliance, and access controls enterprise teams expect as they evaluate new software.
“Rosvelt gives us one place to turn client requests into scoped work, execution, and review. It feels like managing a board, but the tickets actually move.”
Andy
OceansCode
Ship your roadmap, not just plans.
Scope the work, assign agents, and review what ships — all from one board.