What an amazing moment for Devin, the team, and our customers. It's truly humbling to see how our customers trust us with some of their most important problem and we're excited to continue to deliver :)
Cognition has crossed $1B in annualized revenue run rate.
This milestone belongs to our customers. Here's how a few of them are building with Devin.
It's crazy to think that we're just getting started.
Come join us and do it all with Devin.
In the next chapter of software engineering, agents will become proactive by default, software will improve itself, and compute will automatically get allocated toward the highest impact use cases.
We’re still at the dawn of the self-driving software era.
Read more: cognition.com/blog/series-e
Shoutout to my friend @katiiecheng for her amazing work!
in my 2nd week at @cognition, i rebuilt devin's Command K (⌘K) palette from scratch with @ZreikJorge!
i designed it as a do-it-all menu. i strongly believe you should be able to type in any concept (whether it be a settings toggle, an old wayward session, or even a quick prompt idea) and have it in front of you in 1-2 keystrokes.
as software evolves, we shouldn't be thumbing through dashboards, menus, and buttons. the onus can & should be on the app to deliver you what you want. this will be especially important as we move to new semantic-focused input methods, like voice or brain-computer interfaces.
beautifully made ⌘K palettes exist in other apps like linear, notion, retool, claude, and more. many, like ours, are based on the cmdk library. developing the devin webapp's ⌘K palette has been one of my favorite design and product engineering projects - it's now the universal search surface for the app! ⭐️
Albert Chen retweeted
in my 2nd week at @cognition, i rebuilt devin's Command K (⌘K) palette from scratch with @ZreikJorge!
i designed it as a do-it-all menu. i strongly believe you should be able to type in any concept (whether it be a settings toggle, an old wayward session, or even a quick prompt idea) and have it in front of you in 1-2 keystrokes.
as software evolves, we shouldn't be thumbing through dashboards, menus, and buttons. the onus can & should be on the app to deliver you what you want. this will be especially important as we move to new semantic-focused input methods, like voice or brain-computer interfaces.
beautifully made ⌘K palettes exist in other apps like linear, notion, retool, claude, and more. many, like ours, are based on the cmdk library. developing the devin webapp's ⌘K palette has been one of my favorite design and product engineering projects - it's now the universal search surface for the app! ⭐️
Albert Chen retweeted
At Cognition, one of our values is to go for it all: when faced with a tradeoff, pick the ambition-maximizing direction.
When we launched Devin in 2024, we envisioned a future where every team had an infinite army of junior engineers. We were early and Devin wasn't good enough.
Now it is! The only constraint left is how ambitious you're willing to be.
Albert Chen retweeted
GE built America's first jet engine in 1942. Today GE Aerospace's engine technology powers 3 of 4 commercial flights in the world.
Now they’re using Devin to build more, faster. One team nearly doubled its engineering output.
Their software optimizes routes, reduces fuel consumption, and monitors anomalies.
Their software team's goal is to fly more without adding another airplane, runway, or pilot.
