DevColor alternatives: 12 options compared

TL;DR: If you are replacing DevColor, the closest options are Women Who Code, 80,000 Hours, Bayes Impact. The table below compares 12 alternatives on what they do, stage, size and status.

Every alternative below is compared on what it actually does, not just its category — so you can see which one genuinely replaces DevColor (YC Winter 2016).

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What are the best alternatives to DevColor?

The three closest alternatives to DevColor are:

  1. Women Who Code — WWCode is a non profit that empowering diverse women to excel in tech. (YC Summer 2016).
  2. 80,000 Hours — An online guide that tells talented graduates how to maximise the… (YC Summer 2015).
  3. Bayes Impact — Tech nonprofit building the future of public services. (YC Summer 2014).

DevColor alternatives compared

AlternativeWhat it doesStageTeamStatus
Women Who CodeWWCode is a non profit that empowering diverse women to excel in tech.YC Summer 201625Active
80,000 HoursAn online guide that tells talented graduates how to maximise the…YC Summer 201513Active
Bayes ImpactTech nonprofit building the future of public services.YC Summer 201411Active
Immunity ProjectThe free HIV vaccine.YC Winter 201411Active
OpenCurriculumHelping K-12 teachers and school administrators build awesome…YC Winter 2014Active
The Centre for Effective AltruismWe're your non-profit portfolio managers. We make giving to…YC Winter 201715Active
One DegreeOne Degree is a nonprofit organization that makes it easy for…YC Winter 201414Active
CodeNowOur mission is to diversify the talent pipeline of students who…YC Winter 20142Active
SIRUMSIRUM is a “match.com” for unused medicine. We connect institutional…YC Winter 201515Active
Leaders In TechBecome the leader your company needs.YC Summer 20151Active
ACLUDefender of rights and libertiesYC Winter 2017501Active
Sanitation and Health Rights in India (SHRI)YC Winter 20161Active

Which DevColor alternative should I choose?

It depends on your size. Women Who Code is the closest match on what DevColor actually does. If you need something more established, sort the table by team size — larger teams generally mean more support and a longer track record. If budget is the constraint, the earlier-batch companies are usually the ones still competing on price.

Is DevColor still active?

DevColor 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 was matched to DevColor on what it actually does — its own description of its product — rather than on a broad category label. Batch, team size and operating status come from the YC directory and are shown as-is. We do not rank by payment.

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