Hey dev.to community!
Like many of you, I have a habit of committing code every day. I solve interesting bugs, make architectural decisions, and refactor messy codebases. But whenever I thought, "I should definitely write a blog post about this," it just... never happened.
Translating my code into a proper technical article always felt like too much context-switching. As a result, my best work was often buried deep in my Git history, never shared with the world.
So, to solve my own problem, I built synapso.dev.
What is it?
Itβs a tool that connects to your GitHub, analyzes your commit diffs using Google Gemini AI, and automatically generates a polished, ready-to-publish technical blog post in under 60 seconds.

(Note: As I am based in South Korea, you might spot some Korean text in the demo screenshots/GIFs. Full multi-language support is currently in the works and will be completely rolled out very soon! π)
Why not just copy-paste into ChatGPT?
This was my first thought too. But if you just feed a commit diff to a generic AI, you usually get a boring bulleted list: "Updated auth.ts, Fixed a typo in index.js."
I wanted something better. I engineered the prompts in synapso.dev to act like a senior engineer reviewing your PR. Instead of just summarizing what lines changed, it interprets the intent, context, and technical trade-offs behind the changes. It writes an article that actually reads like a developer explaining their thought process.
Key Features
I designed this specifically around what developers care about:
- Auto-Posting Mode: You can set it so that every time you push code, your blog updates automatically. Literally zero extra effort.
- Markdown Editor: You get the generated post in a clean Markdown editor. Keep the good parts, edit the rest, and publish when you're completely happy with it.
- Privacy & Copyright (Zero Data Retention): This was critical for me. Your code is NOT used to train any AI models. Itβs analyzed and immediately discarded. You retain 100% copyright of the generated content.
I'd love your feedback! (And it's completely free)
Right now, I've hidden all paid plans and made the tool 100% free to use. (To keep my API costs somewhat manageable, there is a limit of 3 generated posts per day per user).
You don't need a credit card. Just try hooking it up to one of your recent side projects and let me know:
- How accurate is the technical analysis of your code?
- What feature would make this an absolute must-have for your workflow?
Check it out here: synapso.dev
Thanks for reading, and I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments! π
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