Meet sodo— intelligent docs for your development teams

We’re making sense of the swirling mass of services used in modern software applications.

Rob Duffy
Ship On Day One
2 min readNov 5, 2017

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Every time I leave and come back to a software project, the number of tools and services it uses has doubled. Static documentation doesn’t stand a chance in keeping up.

There are wasted cycles spent trying to find information just to start a project. If you switch projects often, you’re bothering teammates to get up to speed and worry you are doing negative work.

There are painful on-call and stressful emergent issues as you scramble to figure out what tools are being used for monitoring, hosting, logs and deployments. All while cursing at a README file that says TODO: Write Docs.

That’s why we built SODO.

SODO replaces the tired old README file with an intelligent tool that finds each tool used and organizes them in a simple UI. It gives your documentation a boost by cataloging the tools the application is using, making them easy locate. Say goodbye to hours of wasted time spent searching for tools.

Organized tools make for a more-efficient, stress-free, work environment.

The best thing? The cost of a single repository for a whole year is less than a large pizza. $1/month/repository.

Get early access to our beta here.

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