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RevampKey is a desktop app that builds software and runs the work you repeat. An AI product team researches, maps every case, shows you the screens before any code, builds in small tested steps, and checks the result in a real browser. For repeat work, hire one of 35 ready-made teams for SEO, legal, support, sales and finance, or create your own. They use your tools through 800+ connectors or a built-in browser, and stop to ask you at check-ins. Free to start on Mac, Windows and Linux.
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Hey Product Hunt,
I'm Robins, and I built RevampKey.
Work comes in two types, tech and non-tech, and I don't think AI should handle them the same way.
Tech work is things like code, design and testing. You're never really done with it. You check the result, change your mind, add something and go again. Here you want AI as a copilot, with you in the front seat steering it.
Non-tech work is different. It comes back every day or every week: tracking SEO, screening candidates, preparing the same reports, following the same process for every audit. You know exactly how it should be done, but it still takes judgment, so a script can't do it, and it quietly eats your week. This is work you want to teach once and hand off. Here you want an autopilot.
RevampKey is my attempt to solve both in one app.
On the copilot side, a flow with 10+ states is too much to prompt in one go, and you shouldn't have to. RevampKey works out how much planning each task needs. A simple fix just gets done. A complex flow gets a state diagram with every case mapped, and you approve it along with the plan.
Design is the same. A small change just gets made. A big one starts from your current theme and comes back as mockups you can iterate on. QA then checks the result in a real browser.
Designers, coders and PMs can work together in one place, or one person can do all of it.
On the autopilot side, you hire a team. There are 35 ready-made ones, but you can just as easily create your own by describing the job in chat. You train it once, and it follows your SOP, learns along the way when the work drifts, and stops to check in when it needs you.
It works for tech and non-tech teams, and connects to what you already use through 800+ connectors and MCPs, plus a built-in browser.
It's free to start on Mac, Windows and Linux. Paid plans start at $5 a month, and Teams plans at $15 a seat.
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I'll be here all day, and I'd love your honest feedback. I'm especially curious which work you'd hand off first.
Huge congrats on getting RevampKey out there, Robins! 🎉
Tried RevampKey’s SEO team with Semrush and my GitHub repo. It found the keyword gaps and raised a PR with all the fixes. That’s real work done, not just suggestions.
Great job!
@vishnu_vardhan2020 This made my day, thank you! Going from Semrush and your repo to a PR you only had to review is exactly what I hoped teams would do.
The redesign is very much what it’s built for too, so keep using it for that.
Showing the screens before any code is the right call. On our team the slow part isn't building anymore, it's reviewing, and catching a wrong idea at the screen stage saves the most time. How do the check-ins work, can you set how often a team stops to ask?
@dan16 Totally agree, a wrong idea is cheapest to catch at the screen stage. And yes, you can set it for each team: every job, every 3 jobs, every 8 jobs or 1 hour, once a day, or never. At a check-in, the team shows what changed and whether it’s drifting from the plan, then waits. You can continue, change direction or stop. What kind of work would you hand off first?
The distinction between copilot for development and autopilot for repetitive work is really interesting. Most AI tools focus on one or the other, so bringing both into one workflow makes a lot of sense. @robins_gupta Congrats on the launch!
@vignesh_prajapati Thanks so much! Most of us deal with both kinds of work every day, and switching tools gets tiring. I’ve worked with several teams so far on repetitive tasks that took 7-8 hours a day, and productivity went up by as much as 70%.
Congrats on the launch, @robins_gupta ! 🚀
As an early user, I really appreciate RevampKey’s approach, it plans and maps the codebase before writing code, keeping changes predictable and controlled.
Upvoted, rooting for you guys today! 🙌
@abhay_gawade Thank you so much, Abhay! It means a lot coming from you.