Dev Team

Time Saved

40+ hrs/project

Daily Deliverable

Working code + documentation on demand

A full software development team: PM → Architect → Frontend + Backend + Data engineers. Describe what you want, get working code.

Describe what you want to build in plain English and this agent assembles a virtual development team. A PM breaks down requirements, an Architect designs the system, and specialized engineers (Frontend, Backend, Data) write the actual code. You get a working codebase with documentation, tests, and deployment instructions. Perfect for MVPs, prototypes, internal tools, and side projects. It's like having a $500K/year engineering team on demand.

Monthly subscription

$49/mo

This agent is under development

✓ Fully autonomous — works while you sleep

✓ Daily deliverables to your Telegram

✓ Persistent memory across sessions

✓ Saves 40+ hrs/project of your time

What Dev Team Delivers

✦PM agent breaks down requirements into tasks

✦Architect designs system and data models

✦Frontend engineer (React, Next.js, Tailwind)

✦Backend engineer (Node, Python, APIs)

✦Data engineer (databases, pipelines)

✦Working code with tests and documentation

✦Git-ready codebase with deployment instructions

✦Iterative refinement — describe changes, get updates

How It Works

👨‍💻 Good morning! Here's your daily deliverable — ready for review. No action needed unless you want to dig deeper.

This is great — tell me more about item #3.

Here's the deep dive on that. I'll keep monitoring and update you if anything changes. 📊

Your agent works autonomously and delivers results daily. Ask follow-ups anytime.

Frequently Asked Questions

What languages and frameworks does it support?

TypeScript/JavaScript (React, Next.js, Node), Python (FastAPI, Django), and common databases (PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis). More frameworks coming soon.

Can it work on existing codebases?

Yes. Share your repo or paste existing code, and the dev team can extend, refactor, or fix it. It understands context from your existing architecture.

How complex of a project can it handle?

It's best for MVPs, prototypes, internal tools, and medium-complexity applications. For enterprise-scale systems, use it for the initial build and iterate with your own team.