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What is Havoptic?

Havoptic is a free, open-source release tracker designed to monitor updates across multiple AI coding tools in one centralised location. Instead of checking each tool's website or social channels separately, you can view changelogs and version updates from Cursor, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot CLI, Kiro, and Windsurf all in one dashboard. The tool is built for developers who use several AI coding assistants and need to stay informed about new features, improvements, and bug fixes without the friction of visiting each platform individually. By aggregating release information from different sources, Havoptic saves time and helps you understand what capabilities are available in the tools you already use. As an open-source project, it's freely available and welcomes community contributions, making it a lightweight alternative to manual tracking or newsletter subscriptions.

Key Features

Centralised changelog aggregation

view updates from multiple AI coding tools in one place

Version tracking

monitor release versions and dates across supported tools

Open-source codebase

freely available and modifiable by the community

No account required

access release information without signing up

Regular updates

tracks current releases from actively maintained AI coding tools

Pros & Cons

Advantages

  • Free with no paywalls or premium tiers
  • Saves time by aggregating information from multiple sources
  • Open-source means transparency and community-driven improvements
  • Simple interface focused on core functionality without unnecessary features

Limitations

  • Limited to the specific AI tools it currently supports; doesn't cover all coding assistants
  • Relies on maintaining accurate data feeds, which depends on community contributions
  • No notifications or alerts for new releases; you need to check manually

Use Cases

Staying informed about feature releases when using multiple AI coding assistants

Comparing changelog histories to understand which tool has added specific capabilities

Tracking bug fixes and stability improvements across your development toolkit

Contributing to the open-source project by helping maintain or expand tool coverage