Customer understanding

Same product. Two ways to read it.

Switch the view. The process does not change — only the words.

Your app keeps talking to other companies’ services.

Payments, maps, messages — those companies update their systems. Versionly watches the ones you care about and puts a suggested code change in front of your developers. Nobody ships until a person on your team says yes.

  • You pick which projects are included.
  • You see a short status: watching, something changed, pull request ready.
  • Your developers still review GitHub. Versionly does not go live on its own.
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github.com/acme/payments-api

2 files · +2 −2
@@ src/billing.ts @@ confirm() −1 +1
return stripe.paymentIntents.confirm(id, {
- api_key: process.env.STRIPE_KEY,
+ stripeAccount: process.env.STRIPE_KEY,
})
@@ src/webhooks.ts @@ constructEvent() −1 +1
- stripe.webhooks.constructEvent(body, sig, secret)
+ stripe.webhooks.constructEventAsync(body, sig, secret)

Opening pull request…

Each step, in short

01

Connect

Think of this as giving Versionly a key to only the rooms you name. Other repos stay private.

02

Detect

Payments, maps, messaging — those services update. Versionly notices the change so your product does not fail in silence.

03

Impact

Instead of a developer hunting through the whole codebase, Versionly points at the spots that use the changed API.

04

Review

Versionly never ships to production on its own. A person on your team reads the change and clicks merge — or asks for edits.