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Voice for the way you build · Open source soon

Stay in flow.
Speak the next step.

DevEcho connects Alexa to your coding agents, your code and your laptop. Check on work, send the next task, browse, take notes and practise interviews without touching the keyboard.

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YouPick a command

Alexa 

  1. You speak
  2. Alexa listens
  3. DevEcho acts
  4. You hear back

Simulated replies. Nothing here touches a real device.

01 Abilities

One voice. Your whole desk.

  1. 01

    Coding agents

    Check on Claude or Copilot, hand over the next task and hear the result.

    “What is Claude doing?”“Tell Claude to fix the failing tests”“Ask Claude for an update”

  2. 02

    Background tasks

    Start a new piece of work that runs while you do something else.

    “Start a Claude task to list the TODO comments”“Tell it to group them by file”“Stop Claude”

  3. 03

    Code & editor

    Hear what changed and jump to a project or file in VS Code.

    “What changes have I made today?”“What did I change yesterday?”“Any uncommitted changes?”

  4. 04

    Reviews & pull requests

    Get a code review, a commit message draft or a pull request summary.

    “Review my changes”“Prepare a commit message”“Explain the latest error”

  5. 05

    Chrome & search

    Open Chrome in the right profile, search the web and visit sites.

    “Open Chrome”“Work”“Search for best FastAPI tutorials”

  6. 06

    Read & summarize pages

    Have a web page read out or summarized while you do something else.

    “Read this page”“What am I looking at?”“Summarize it”

  7. 07

    Scrolling & tabs

    Read hands-free and move around your browser tabs.

    “Scroll down slowly”“Faster”“Stop scrolling”

  8. 08

    Apps & windows

    Open apps and folders, and bring the window you need to the front.

    “Open VS Code”“Open terminal”“Open the web app folder”

  9. 09

    Music & volume

    Pause, skip and set the volume without leaving your editor.

    “Pause the music”“Play the music”“Skip the song”

  10. 10

    Notes & reminders

    Capture a thought, set a reminder and get a run-down of your day.

    “Take a note call the bank tomorrow”“Read my notes”“Remind me in 20 minutes to check the build”

  11. 11

    About you

    Answers from your own resume, plus anything you ask it to remember.

    “Tell me about myself”“What are my skills?”“What are my projects?”

  12. 12

    Interview practice

    Mock questions drawn from your real projects, scored as you answer.

    “Start interview practice”“Ask me a system design question”“Hint”

  13. 13

    Jobs & companies

    Find roles that fit your resume and prepare for a specific company.

    “Find jobs for me”“Find remote FastAPI jobs”“What jobs did you find?”

  14. 14

    LinkedIn & X

    Hear what's new on your feeds. Read-only: it never posts or messages.

    “What's new on LinkedIn?”“Check my LinkedIn notifications”“What's trending on X?”

  15. 15

    Updates & privacy

    Catch up on what finished, and pause everything with one phrase.

    “Any updates?”“Privacy mode on”“Privacy mode off”

02 Command library

Everything you can say, and what you hear back.

03 A day with DevEcho

From first coffee to last commit.

  1. What did I change yesterday?Pick up where you left off.
  2. Tell Claude to fix the failing testsHand off the chore, keep your focus.
  3. Any updates?Hear what finished while you were away.
  4. Scroll down slowlyLean back and read hands-free.
  5. Review my changesA second pair of eyes before you commit.
  6. Start interview practiceTen minutes of practice on your real work.

04 It asks, never guesses

A real conversation.

YouWhat is Claude doing?

AlexaI found 3 sessions. Number 1, web app. Number 2, mobile app. Number 3, docs. Which number should I use?

YouNumber 2.

AlexaClaude is working on mobile app. It's editing the login screen and has changed two files.

YouTell it to push the changes.

AlexaThat could push code. Should I send it to Claude on mobile app?

YouYes.

05 Guide

Three steps. Then just talk.

  1. 1

    Wake it

    “Alexa, open code relay”

    DevEcho answers and stays open, so you can keep talking.

  2. 2

    Ask

    “What is Claude doing?”

    Speak the way you would to a teammate. Name a project when you have several.

  3. 3

    Listen

    “Any updates?”

    Short spoken answers. Say “more” to hear the rest of a long one.

“more”
the rest of a long answer
“any updates”
what finished while you were away
“number 2”
pick from a list Alexa read out
“yes / no”
answer when Alexa checks first
“help”
what you can say
“stop”
end the conversation

06 Control

Useful by design. Careful by default.

07 FAQ

Short answers.

What do I need?

An Alexa device or the Alexa app, and the laptop you code on.

Which coding agents does it work with?

Claude Code and GitHub Copilot. If you don't name one, it assumes Claude.

Will it push or delete code on its own?

No. Anything like that needs your spoken yes first. Reviews and commit drafts never change your code.

What if I have several projects open?

Say the project name, or say “list sessions” and pick a number. It asks when it isn't sure.

Which computers does it run on?

It's built and used on Linux today.

Is it open source?

Not yet. It's going open source soon. Follow on GitHub for the release.

Keep your hands on the work.
Let your voice do the rest.

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