The developer portal engineers actually open.
Devnoria gives your platform team a service catalog, automated scorecards, and self-service actions — so engineers stop pinging Slack for things a portal should just do.
payments-api
auth-service
web-dashboard
notifications-worker
billing-ledger
legacy-billing
search-indexer
142
Services cataloged
4m
Avg. time to new service
3
Golden path templates
99.9%
Managed Cloud uptime SLA
Three pieces. One portal.
One catalog, always current
Pulled from repos and CI, not hand-maintained — so it never drifts from reality the way a wiki page does.
Self-service, not a ticket queue
New service, a database, a cron job — a template an engineer clicks, not a request a platform team has to pick up.
Golden paths that get followed
CI, linting, and deploy already wired in — the fast way to start is also the compliant way.
What an engineer actually sees
New API service
Go + gRPC template
Provision a database
Postgres, managed
New cron job
Scheduled task template
Template selected
go-grpc-service
Repository created
org/checkout-service
CI pipeline configured
Lint, test, build
Deployed to staging
Live in 4m 12s
payments-apiv2.4.1
3m ago
web-dashboardv8.0.12
11m ago
auth-servicev4.1.0
26m ago
notifications-workerv1.9.3
40m ago
A portal engineers trust, not one they route around
Graded from source, not a form
Scorecards pull from CI and config — fix the gap and the grade moves on its own.
Reviewable, not unmoderated
Self-service actions are owned by the team that maintains the template behind them.
No service is a mystery
Every catalog entry has an owner and an on-call rotation, always.
Free under 10 services
Most open-source projects and small teams never pay us a thing.
“We went from 'who owns this service' being a recurring standup question to it being a two-second catalog lookup.”
Platform Lead, design-partner team
Early Devnoria customer
Before you roll this out to your org
Is Devnoria a new company?+
Yes — we're an early-stage internal developer platform startup based in Lalitpur, Nepal, built with a small group of platform teams shaping the roadmap directly.
How is this different from Backstage?+
Backstage is a framework you build your own portal on top of. Devnoria is a hosted product — the catalog, scorecards, and self-service actions work out of the box.
Does this replace our platform team?+
No — it gives them leverage. Golden paths and actions are built and owned by your platform engineers; Devnoria is the surface area engineers interact with.
How does the catalog stay up to date?+
Metadata is pulled from repo config, CI results, and your cloud provider — a grade updates automatically as the real state changes.
Can we self-host?+
Yes, the open-source core is free to self-host, with a managed cloud option for teams who'd rather not run the infrastructure.
What's a 'golden path' exactly?+
A pre-approved template for a new service — repo, CI, deploy pipeline, and conventions already configured.
See your org's real platform score.
Connect your repos and get a baseline scorecard across every service — no setup call required to see where you stand.
Request a demoOrg platform score
Median score lift across design-partner orgs after rolling out scorecards and golden-path templates.