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    /dev/fast alternatives

    TL;DR: 12 companies doing similar work to /dev/fast in B2B, ranked by how closely they match what /dev/fast actually does — not just by category.

    How this list was built: every company here is Y Combinator-backed and shares at least one category with /dev/fast. They are scored on how closely their own description overlaps with /dev/fast's, and all facts shown come from the YC company records — nothing is estimated.

    What are the best alternatives to /dev/fast?

    AlternativeWhat it doesBatchTeamStatus
    Fithub—
    Winter 2010
    —Inactive
    Insoshi—
    Winter 2008
    —Inactive
    BrushesiPad drawing software.
    Summer 2010
    —Inactive
    SolidStageSysadmin as a service. We make deploying, configuring, monitoring,…
    Winter 2012
    —Inactive
    ZatannaTurning all software into agent-first APIs
    Winter 2026
    2Active
    Optilly/InstallmonetizerFb ad optimization platform
    Winter 2012
    11Inactive
    OpenSpecPlan mode for complex features
    Winter 2026
    —Active
    IncidentFoxAI SRE agent that triages, coordinates, and fixes production incidents
    Winter 2026
    2Active
    CharThe AI notepad that knows and works for you
    Summer 2025
    3Active
    BytebotBytebot is the open source container for AI desktop agents.
    Summer 2021
    3Acquired
    OmnaraThe Open-Source Alternative to Claude Managed Agents
    Summer 2025
    4Active
    HaystackReplay real customer journeys against every change before you ship
    Summer 2024
    2Active

    Is /dev/fast still active?

    /dev/fast is still operating, so switching is a choice rather than a forced migration. Compare on fit and price rather than urgency.

    How was this list put together?

    Every company here is Y Combinator-backed and shares at least one category with /dev/fast. They are then ranked on how closely their own description overlaps with /dev/fast's, so the closest matches come first rather than whoever happens to share a tag.

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