Develop faster and easier.
Cartazzi organizes all your development tools in one place.
Stop Living in Tab Hell
Stop Living in Where is it hell?
Stop living in what's that url -for- this project hell ?
Too Many Damn Urls
Being a developer in the 21st century means that you have great tooling just a browser tab away -- if you can find the tab. Cartazzi organizes all your development resources into one easy, searchable interface.
All Your Projects Accessible From One Place
Today's world isn't just a single code monolith -- most projects now have admin tools, api back ends and supporting projects. Even figuring out what projects are current can be an issue. Cartazzi allows you to organize all your active projects into one place and put them all at your fingertips.
Each Project Gets Its Own Custom Toolbar
If you're running a development team, you know what it is like. You sign up for a new tool for your team and send out an email or a slack. And somebody (or somebodies) doesn't get the message. And then they are missing out on the new tooling you paid for, doing their job less efficiently than they could have.
Onboard new developers easily
Every project a new developer works on is different. Easily bring new developers up to speed by bringing together all the tools they need to be productive in one place. Avoid the issue where they have to find an experienced team member just to know what tooling the team uses.
Code Understanding
Cartazzi's built in code parsing analyzes the components your project uses and organizes them for easy access. Full text search helps you understand how things work.
Hey Bob - Where do I get that tool?
We've all seen this in development groups -- the need to ask a co-worker where they got tool X. And there isn't anything wrong with that but Bob isn't always available. We now exist in an asynchronous world where Bob might be working a different schedule, or in a different time zone or something else.
With Cartazzi you can provide everyone on the team with a single set of development resources so the "Hey Bob" question can be saved for things that really matter.
Develop faster; waste less time finding the tools you need