Devokr vs OKRgen

Devokr brings OKR management, performance reviews, and continuous feedback into one platform. Organizations can set company, team, and individual goals, align strategy, weight goals, define metric-based key results, and run check-ins. Performance features include reviews, competency assessments, continuous and multi-source 360° feedback. Its Enterprise AI OKR Assistant can suggest objectives and key results and assess existing OKRs against SMART criteria. The site lists more than 25 integrations, including Slack, Microsoft Teams, Jira, n8n, PostgreSQL, Salesforce, Notion, and Asana. iOS and Android apps provide goals, objective and key result details, check-ins, and a notification feed. On-premise deployment on customer servers or private cloud is available using Docker and Kubernetes. Enterprise connectivity includes a REST API, webhooks, SSO, LDAP or Active Directory authentication, and Outlook integration. Starter is free, billed forever, and covers up to 10 users and 5 teams.

OKRgen is web-based guided OKR software that coaches teams while they write objectives and key results, then supports weekly check-ins during a cycle. Its coach flags vague key results and suggests rewrites for objectives. Users can set quarterly or annual cycles and select up to three strategic focus areas. The Free plan includes one seat, one cycle, three objectives, live validation, basic coaching tips and PDF export. Pro adds unlimited cycles, full AI coaching, a health score and strategy import for $19 a month. Team costs $49 a month for the whole team and adds workspaces and roles, shared tracking and an alignment view. Health scoring covers focus, clarity, measurability and alignment. Gold is marked “Coming soon” with a contribution ledger, quarterly snapshots and HR review packs. Users can start free without a credit card.