dev-impact

Mihir Kanzariya, Noam Suissa, and Graham Lewis built dev-impact because they saw the same problem everywhere: developers shipping incredible work but having zero way to prove it. You wrote the code, you cut the latency in half, you generated revenue—but your resume just says "worked on Project X." Dev-impact turns your projects into structured case studies with real metrics: revenue generated, adoption rates, performance improvements, user growth. It's the difference between saying "I built a feature" and saying "I built a feature that increased conversion by 40 percent."

Here's the thing about being a developer—the work speaks for itself but nobody understands the language. Recruiters and hiring managers see a list of technologies and dates. They don't see the impact. Dev-impact gives you the evidence. You document the problem, the solution, and the outcomes, and suddenly your portfolio tells an actual story instead of just listing GitHub commits. It's developer tools in the truest sense—not another IDE plugin, but a tool that fixes how you communicate the value you create.