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Development tools

35 tools, each with ratings from published sources, pricing and alternatives.

Software for people who write, host and ship code: editors, version control, containers, developer communities and the libraries that sit on top. Scores here come from the ratings published in the app stores.

Sorted by score, highest first

Compare at a glance

ToolScoreFrom priceFree plan
GitHub9.6/10$4/seat/moYes
Lovable9.6/10$21/mo · billed yearlyYes
Replit9.4/10Yes
Cursor9.4/10$8/moYes
Jam9.4/10$14/seat/mo · billed yearlyYes
Thunkable8.2/10$19/moYes
Retool7.0/10$10/seat/mo · billed yearlyYes
Postman$9/seat/mo · billed yearlyYes
Draftbit$12/mo · billed yearlyYes
Honeybadger$26/moYes
StatusGator$72/mo · billed yearlyYes
Bare Bones Software$59.99 one-timeYes
Beanstalk$15/moYes
Bolt.new$25/moYes
BootstrapYes
CodePen$8/mo · billed yearlyYes
CronitorYes
Devin$20/moYes
Docker$9/seat/mo · billed yearlyYes
FastComments
GodotYes
Hoppscotch$6/seat/mo · billed yearlyYes
Kaleidoscope$8/mo · billed yearly
Marked 2
Nova$99 one-time
PklYes
PopSQL$19/seat/moYes
Stack OverflowYes
StatusCast
Tailwind CSSYes
Temporal
Tuple$30/seat/mo
v0$30/seat/moYes
Visual Studio CodeYes
Windsurf$20/moYes

How to choose

This page compares the 35 Developer tools tools in our data, using facts recorded from each vendor's own pages. Use the list to narrow the field, then open the comparison table and each tool page for the detail.

Pick by need

Before you pay, check three things on each tool page: what the free plan leaves out, what the plan costs after the first term, and which platforms the tool runs on. Each page links the vendor's own pricing source so you can confirm the figures yourself. Tools are sorted by Tools.us.org score, highest first, with ties broken by the number of ratings. The score summarizes published ratings only; this page reports recorded facts and is not a hands-on test.