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Beginner programmers, designers, product managers and marketers who are interested in Technology

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Next.js, Tailwind, Supabase, Expo

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As a software engineer, I’ve always worked closely with cross-functional teams. I often noticed that designers and product managers felt left out during technical discussions. We engineers casually drop terms like “API,” “CI/CD,” or “micro-services,” expecting designers and product managers to follow along.

This often happened during the Tech presentations as well. Most non-technical people were genuinely interested in learning about the Tech features we are building but they get lost due to the tech terms thrown around during the presentation. There were multiple instances where I used to explain tech terms to my teammates while the presentation is going on. This disconnect was just frustrating for my non-technical colleagues.

DevTerms.ai was created to solve this problem. My goal is to build a minimalistic app where anyone — whether you’re a designer, a product manager or even a beginner programmer, can quickly look up a term and get a simple, easy-to-understand explanation.

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DevTerms.ai focuses on being accessible to non-technical users aw well as a beginner programmer. It’s perfect for designers, product managers, and even marketers who want to understand tech terms without diving into overly technical explanations.

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There are no direct competitors. Our app makes it easy to find devterms, eliminating the need to search on Google or ChatGPT.