Latta

What is Latta?

Latta is an AI-powered debugging and bug-fixing platform for web application teams. It captures the context around a reported issue, including user-session activity and relevant frontend and backend signals, so developers can replay what happened instead of manually reconstructing the failure.

After analyzing the issue against a connected code repository, Latta can generate a proposed code change and submit it as a pull request. The developer remains responsible for reviewing the diagnosis, testing the patch, checking security and side effects, and deciding whether to merge it. Latta also documents a node-based builder for testing web applications and REST APIs.

How to Use Latta

1. Create a project and confirm that the application's technology is supported.
2. Connect the application and an approved source-code repository with the minimum permissions required.
3. Configure issue capture and exclude secrets, credentials, personal data, and sensitive request fields.
4. Reproduce or receive a reported issue, then inspect the session replay and collected frontend and backend context.
5. Review Latta's diagnosis and proposed pull request instead of merging it automatically.
6. Run unit, integration, security, and regression tests in an isolated branch or environment.
7. Merge only after human approval, then monitor the release for recurrence or unintended behavior.

Core Features

• Issue capture: Records the context needed to understand how an application failure occurred.
• Session replay: Reconstructs user actions leading to a reported problem.
• Frontend and backend context: Collects signals such as interactions, API activity, responses, and relevant server behavior.
• AI diagnosis: Analyzes collected evidence to identify a likely cause.
• Generated fixes: Proposes code changes for the detected problem.
• Pull request workflow: Sends suggested fixes to a repository for developer review.
• Application and API testing: Provides a node-based builder for web-app and REST API tests.
• Team notifications: Can notify connected chat channels when a new task is created.

Use Cases

• Reproduce intermittent web bugs that are difficult to describe from a screenshot.
• Give developers frontend and backend evidence for a user-reported failure.
• Produce a first-pass patch for a clearly scoped defect.
• Route suggested fixes through an existing pull request and review process.
• Add repeatable web or REST API checks around a repaired workflow.
• Reduce the handoff gap between customer reports and engineering investigation.

Pricing

Latta's public product and documentation pages do not currently present a clear standard pricing table. Teams should verify product availability, supported integrations, current pricing, data handling, and contract terms directly before implementation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Latta replace code review and testing?

No. Generated patches can be incomplete, insecure, or correct only for the captured example. A developer should review the diff and run the normal test and release process.

What access does Latta need?

The exact integration determines access. Use least-privilege repository and application permissions, protect production credentials, and review what session and backend data is collected.

Is Latta the same as a general coding assistant?

No. Its documented workflow focuses on captured application issues, debugging context, generated fixes, and pull requests rather than general inline code completion.