Built for the work that never stops.
Shipping a feature is a moment. Keeping it running is every day after: the ticket at nine, the error nobody saw, the doc that quietly went stale, the pull request nobody had time to review. CoFix is the workspace for that work, with an agent that helps and a person who decides.
Five tools, five silos, and an agent nobody could check.
Most teams run support in one tool, docs in another, errors in a third, security findings in a spreadsheet and their coding conventions in someone's head. Each works on its own. None can see the others, so the same bug becomes three tickets, two alerts and a chat thread.
AI agents arrived with a different problem. They write code fast and show little for it. A pull request with no plan, no test numbers and no record of what was tried is more work for the reviewer, not less.
CoFix puts the whole life of a piece of work in one place: the error, the ticket, the fix, the review and the doc that explains it. The agent takes on the routine parts and proves what it did. People approve plans and merge code.
Everything shares the same people, roles and projects, so nothing your team does lives in a tool nobody else can see.
Six rules we build by.
Proof over promises
A fix comes with your own tests run before and after, and the numbers go on the pull request. If it can't be shown, it isn't done.
A person decides
Nothing is built until someone approves the plan. Nothing merges without review. The agent does the work, and your team keeps the authority.
Your data is yours
Scoped to your organisation, never shared with other customers, and used to run the service for you and for nothing else.
Nothing hidden
Every change across every product is in the audit log, and AI usage is shown as it happens. You should never be surprised by what the agent did or what it cost.
Your way of working
Teams have conventions for a reason. CoFix loads yours into every session instead of asking you to adopt ours.
Small things, done reliably
Stale docs flagged before they mislead anyone, SLA timers that start on their own, email that threads by ticket number. Most of running software is small things done well.
What's real today, and what's next.
Some features are in beta and say so on the product pages. The coming soon lists are what we're building next, not decoration. We would rather show you what works today than promise what doesn't yet.
If you want to see it on your own tickets and repositories, book a demo. If something on this site is wrong or unclear, tell us.
The people behind it.
Sample cards. Swap in the real team before launch.
Talk to us.
Questions, partnerships or press. One inbox for now, answered by the people who build the product.
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