Is that bug new,
or déjà vu?
You can't always tell, and you pay either way. isdéjàvu checks every incoming ticket against your closed history and answers with proof: the original issue, and the commit that fixed it.
Every ticket gets an answer. Not a guess.
Recurrence, genuinely new, or still under review: semantic matching against your full closed history, with a confidence score you can set thresholds on.
The fix ships with the flag.
Every recurrence links the exact commit and PR that resolved it last time. Your engineer starts from the answer, not from a blank investigation.
It tells your tools, not just you.
High-confidence matches get commented straight on the ticket, so triage sees the answer before a human even opens it. Slack and Discord channel alerts are next.
Likely recurrence of ENG-1106 (94%). Fixed in a3f8c21 · PR #482.
⚑ ENG-3107 flagged · matches a ticket closed 9 months ago, fix attached.
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Pick an incoming ticket: the scan runs against this demo workspace's closed history.
“Half our ‘new’ incidents turned out to be regressions it could trace to a specific PR. What used to be a two-day investigation is now twenty minutes.”
Simple, flat pricing
For solo devs who want to try it out.
For small teams tired of repeating work without realizing it.
For engineering teams who need to know not just what regressed, but why and who caused it.
Questions, answered
What counts as an analysis?
One analysis is a single ticket scanned against your history to check whether it is a regression. Scan a ticket again after new commits land and that counts as another analysis.
Which PM tools do you support?
Trello, Jira, Linear, and GitHub Issues. You connect your existing workspace in a couple of clicks: no new tool to learn.
How accurate is the detection?
Every flag comes with a similarity score so you can see how confident the match is. Thumbs up/down feedback tunes the detection to your codebase over time, so accuracy improves the more you use it.
Will it spam my tickets with false positive comments?
No. The Free tier never posts comments. On paid tiers, auto-comments only fire above a confidence threshold you control, so the team only hears about regressions worth looking at.
Is my ticket data stored? Is it safe?
We store the minimum needed to detect regressions, encrypted in transit and at rest. Your data is never used to train public models and is deleted when you disconnect.
What happens if I go over my analysis cap?
Nothing breaks. Analyses above your cap bill at $0.02 each, or you can upgrade to a higher tier. You will never be cut off mid-scan.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Plans are monthly with no contract: cancel from settings whenever you want and you keep access through the end of the billing period.
Does it work with my current Jira/Trello setup or do I need to change anything?
It works with your setup as-is. Connect your existing workspace and isdéjàvu reads the tickets you already have: no migration, no new fields, no process changes.
Stop wondering.
Start knowing.
Connect your tracker and repo: isdéjàvu answers the question on the very next ticket.