v1.0.0 Stable Release is now out

Sync Environments
Without the Friction.

DevMatrix (DMX) tracks every dependency change in your team and keeps everyone's local environment perfectly aligned. No more "it works on my machine".

devmatrix.app/dashboard

Everything you need to
stay in sync.

Built for individual developers and high-growth teams.

Multi-Language Support

Native support for Node.js, Python, Go, and Ruby. DMX automatically detects and tracks your package files.

Real-time Tracking

CLI agent watches for changes in your background and instantly updates your team dashboard.

Environment Integrity

Automatic diffs and version history ensure you always know what changed and who changed it.

Git Integration

Works alongside your Git workflow. Sync dependencies without messy merge conflicts on lockfiles.

Team Dashboards

A central hub to see every project's status and ensure your entire team is on the same page.

Security First

Local-first data handling with secure cloud synchronization. Your environment keys are never exposed.

How DevMatrix Works

Get up and running in less than 2 minutes.

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1
Install CLI

Install our lightweight agent on your local machine using npm:npm install -g devmatrix (coming soon)

02

2
Initialize Project

Run dmx init in your project root. DMX will scan your dependencies and create a snapshot.

03

3
Stay in Sync

Share the project ID with your team. Every time someone updates a dependency, DMX notifies the team to keep everyone aligned.

Powered by the
DMX CLI.

Install our powerful command-line interface to start tracking your dependencies. It's lightweight, fast, and stays out of your way.

Automatic Detection

Scans your files to find dependencies automatically.

Interactive Shell

A beautiful dashboard right in your terminal.

bash

$ npm install -g devmatrix

Searching for project...

Project found: DevMatrix Dashboard

$ dmx scan

Detected 22 dependencies

Detected Next.js 16.2

Syncing to cloud...

✓ Sync complete. Dashboard updated.

Ready to sync?

Join hundreds of developers who have stopped worrying about environment drift.