Stop Losing Engineering Decisions
Capture decisions in seconds. Find answers immediately. Start today.
Decisions scatter across dozens of tools in your SDLC. Align captures them where they happen, tracks how they evolve, detects conflicts, and links everything from conversation to production.
See Align in Action
How It Works
Connect in minutes
Add Align to your existing tools. OAuth setup takes minutes. No workflow changes, no training needed.
Capture in seconds
@align in chat, /align in comments. AI extracts the decision, detects conflicts, and tracks supersessions automatically.
Find answers immediately
"Why was this built this way?" One search. One answer. Onboard engineers in days, not months.
Connects where decisions happen
The Problem We Solve
New engineer joins
"Why does this API return data in this format?" Nobody knows. The person who decided left 8 months ago.
Same debate, again
"Didn't we already decide this?" Yes. In a Slack thread. That nobody can find. So you decide it again.
Audit time
"Show us why this feature was built this way." Now you're digging through 6 months of Jira archaeology.
Why Now?
AI is 10x-ing engineering velocity. But decisions still scatter across dozens of tools, lost faster than ever.
Deploy Your Way
Whether you're a fast-moving startup or a regulated enterprise, Align fits your infrastructure requirements.
Cloud SaaS
Sign up, connect your tools, capture your first decision. All in minutes.
- Zero infrastructure to manage
- First decision captured in minutes
- Multi-tenant with data isolation
- SOC 2 compliance path
Self-Hosted
One Helm chart, deploy in minutes. Full control in your VPC.
- Production-ready in under 15 minutes
- Your data never leaves your network
- SAML/OIDC SSO integration
- Air-gapped deployment support
Early adopters shape the product. Both options include direct founder access and priority support.
Built By Engineers
Built by Thomas Knee, a Staff Engineer in Test who spent a decade piecing together "why was this built?" from Slack threads and orphaned tickets. Align is the tool he needed but couldn't find.