DX

What is DX?

DX is an engineering intelligence platform for R&D and engineering leaders. The vendor describes it as delivery intelligence for the AI era, giving a view of the delivery lifecycle across engineering, product and design.

Key features of DX

• Developer Experience Index: the DXI score, industry benchmarking, workflow analysis and developer satisfaction surveys.
• Engineering productivity: SDLC analytics, DX Core 4, TrueThroughput, team dashboards, sprint analytics and R&D capitalization.
• AI measurement: usage analytics, AI code insights and impact analysis, including AI-generated code by commit, PR, team and repo.
• AI enablement: systems catalog, context management, AI readiness, scorecards and an internal developer portal.
• DX AI: a copilot that delivers insights and flags risks.

How DX works

DX combines system data from engineering tools with survey and sampling data from developers. Leaders see dashboards and benchmarks, track AI tool adoption and impact, and use scorecards and an internal developer portal to guide improvements.

Who uses DX?

DX serves R&D and engineering leaders and organizations running engineering, product and design teams. Named customers include Adyen, Dropbox, Vanguard and Booking.com.

DX pricing

DX does not publish pricing; buyers request a demo.

DX integrations

The DX site links to a Data Connectors page but does not name specific integrations on its homepage.

DX alternatives

Allstacks is a software delivery intelligence platform focused on forecasting. Waydev is an engineering analytics tool built on Git data. Faros AI is an engineering operations platform that unifies data across tools. Code Climate offers engineering analytics and code quality tools. DX differs by combining developer survey data with system metrics.