Devprimo — Engineering System
Product engineering that ships on schedule.
Devprimo designs and builds web apps, SaaS platforms, dashboards, mobile products, and AI-powered tools — with clean, documented code that doesn't need a rewrite six months later.
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SYS — Capability architecture
Everything it takes to ship your product
From first pixel to production infrastructure, Devprimo covers the full stack your team needs.
AI Readiness & Data Foundations
The groundwork that decides whether an AI project ships: honest assessment of your data, your workflows, and where AI is actually worth it.
Agentic AI & Production LLM Systems
AI systems that survive contact with real users — agents that act across your tools, with the evaluation and guardrails to run unattended.
AI Discoverability & Agent Readiness
Being found and used by AI. Getting cited in AI answers, and exposing your product so agents can work with it directly.
Web App Development
Fast, accessible web apps — from marketing sites to complex product UIs — built to grow with your business.
Custom Software / SaaS Development
Multi-tenant SaaS platforms built to support real customers from day one, not just a demo.
UI/UX Design & Design Systems
Interfaces people enjoy using, backed by reusable component libraries your team can keep building on.
Mobile App Development
Cross-platform apps that feel native, shipped from a single codebase.
SYS — Evidence
The track record behind the pitch
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Projects delivered across web, mobile & SaaS
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Engineers, designers & product strategists
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End users served by products we've shipped
SYS — Selected work
Work we'd stake our name on
A few of the products and platforms Devprimo has designed, built, and shipped.
What it is
PowerCabs is an NTA-licensed taxi and mobility operator in Dublin, covering airport transfers, corporate accounts, wheelchair-accessible vehicles and city tours. They needed a booking platform under their own brand rather than renting demand from third-party marketplaces.
How we built it
We built the rider and driver applications in Flutter and Dart from a single codebase, shipped to both the App Store and Google Play, alongside the web portals behind them for booking, dispatch and account management. Live driver tracking and cashless card payments run through the apps.
iOS + Android
From one Flutter codebase
Live tracking
Real-time driver location
Stripe
Cashless in-app payments
What it is
Mythic needed a single portal where multiple suppliers could list GPU capacity and customers could find, allocate and manage it — instead of every customer negotiating with each supplier separately.
How we built it
Built in Next.js with Tailwind CSS, backed by AWS services for storage and supporting infrastructure, and deployed on Vercel. Vendor and customer roles are separated, each with their own dashboard and permissions.
Multi-vendor
Many suppliers, one portal
AWS
Cloud services layer
Vercel
Production deployment
What it is
The platform had to work as an open marketplace rather than a single-seller store: shoppers browse and buy, and any registered user can request vendor status, then run their own listings and orders from their own storefront.
How we built it
Built on the MERN stack with MongoDB, and split into microservices so catalogue, orders, vendor onboarding and payments can be scaled and deployed independently instead of shipping as one monolith.
Microservices
Independently deployable
Any user → vendor
Self-serve onboarding
MongoDB
Primary datastore
What it is
Instead of one fixed assistant, customers needed to create and run multiple bots side by side — each configured for a different job — and be billed on usage rather than a flat monthly subscription.
How we built it
Built on the MERN stack with a Python service handling the AI workloads, and per-request usage metering wired through to a pay-as-you-go billing model.
Multi-bot
One account, many bots
Python
AI service layer
Pay as you go
Billed on actual usage
What it is
Counter staff needed software running directly on the pharmacy's own machines — launched like any other desktop application, with the responsiveness that comes from not sitting inside a browser session.
How we built it
Built with Electron, wrapping a React interface in a native desktop shell. One codebase gives the team the UI patterns of a modern web app with the install-and-launch behaviour of desktop software.
Electron
Native desktop shell
React
Application interface
Installed
Runs on the counter machine
SYS — Insights
What we've been working out
Shipping a design system your whole team can use
Turning a Figma library into production components that don't drift — and knowing when a design system is overhead rather than leverage.
Choosing the right backend for a new SaaS build
How we decide what a SaaS product actually needs before committing to an architecture — and which decisions are genuinely expensive to reverse.
How we pick the right foundation for your product
Frameworks change less than you'd think. What matters is picking tools your team can still run in three years — here's how we decide.
Have a product worth building?
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