What does Specsight actually do?
Connect GitHub or GitLab repositories, then Specsight reads the code into a map of features and user journeys. When a watched branch changes, it updates the product spec and changelog.
Specsight Review
★7.8/10Connect a code repository to see what the product does and what changed.
B2B
Knowledge Base
Repo Awareness
Paid
from EUR 150.00/mo
Our Verdict
Choose Specsight when sales and support need to answer what actually shipped, not what a stale wiki says. It needs repository access and a paid organisation plan, so a solo project is hard to justify.
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Pros
- ✓Turn a selected change into an editable customer-facing release note
Cons
- ✕Jira, Linear, Confluence, and Notion integrations are still on the roadmap
- ✕Source code is processed by an external AI provider during analysis
Should you use it?
Product and support teams checking shipped behavior before demos or customer replies
Is it worth the price?
Paid
Starts at EUR 150.00
One organisation price can cover a cross-functional team, but a solo user pays the same starting fee. The seven-day trial needs an application and a card.
Paid Upgrade
€150/month (Standard)
3 projects, 50 members, and 200 syncs each month
What you can do with it
Ask a product question and inspect the answer
Export a feature spec as PDF, Excel, or Markdown
Follow weekly digests of product changes
Technical details
- github_access
- Fine-grained GitHub App with read-only repository access
- source_retention
- Temporary code clone deleted after analysis; extracted specs persist
Key Questions
Does Specsight store my source code?
No. The temporary clone is deleted after analysis. The extracted feature specification remains in Specsight.