About DevnTech
We used to describe eight technologies. Now we describe one job.
DevnTech has been building software for other companies for years — recruitment platforms, payments, marketplaces, operations tools. Somewhere in that work we noticed the pattern that mattered more than any of the stacks.
Almost every company we worked with had a front end their customers saw and a back office nobody owned. Information copied between systems by hand. Reports assembled on Friday afternoons. A spreadsheet built years ago by someone who had since left, now business critical. Everyone knew. Nobody had time.
Meanwhile the market filled with AI agencies selling transformation. The demos were impressive. The pilots rarely reached production, because the hard part was never the model — it was connecting it to an ERP bought in 2014, deciding what happens when it is unsure, and having somebody care about it in month five.
You don’t need to figure out whether you need AI, automation, an integration or custom software. That’s our job.
How we think
What we actually believe
The problem comes before the technology
We do not decide what to build until we understand what it costs you not to. That sounds obvious and it is the step almost everyone skips, because building is more fun than measuring.
AI is a component, not a category
It is excellent at reading unstructured input and making fuzzy calls, and worse than ordinary code at everything else. A vendor who cannot name the parts of your system that should not use AI is not thinking about your problem.
Being honest is cheaper than being impressive
We publish the certifications we do not hold and the reasons you might not want to hire us. It costs us some leads and it saves us every argument that would otherwise happen in month three.
You should be able to leave
Your code, your infrastructure, your documentation. A client who stays because leaving is painful is not a client relationship, it is a hostage situation with invoicing.
“Most companies don’t need another AI demo. They have actual operational problems.
Information gets copied between systems, people spend hours preparing reports, workflows depend on a spreadsheet somebody built four years ago, and nobody owns improving them. That’s the problem we built DevnTech around. Show us the process. We’ll work out whether AI, automation, an integration or plain software is the right answer, and we’ll measure whether it actually improved anything.”
- Runs the workflow reviews
- Personally, on the first call
- Decides what gets built
- Not a salesperson who hands you off
- Years shipping production software
- Not an AI agency founded last year
The team
The people who will actually work on your systems
Named people are introduced at kickoff, not swapped for a delivery team after you sign. These are the roles on every engagement.
Rumman Sadiq
Co-Founder, DevnTech
Product, client strategy and operations. Runs the workflow reviews himself.
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Technical lead
Architecture, production systems and the call on whether AI belongs in a given step.
AI engineer
The AI workflows themselves: extraction, classification, retrieval, and their accuracy.
Integrations engineer
Getting your ERP, CRM, accounting system and internal tools to exchange data reliably.
Delivery lead
Implementation, the schedule, and being the person you call when you want an answer.
We show the founder with a real photo and a real LinkedIn, and describe the rest by role. Filling this grid with stock headshots and invented names would be exactly the kind of unprovable trust signal this company is built to avoid — and an operations buyer checks LinkedIn.
Verifiable
What clients have said, where you can go and read it
“He completed the task quickly, efficiently, and comprehensively and was able to explain extremely technical work product in a way that a business person like me can understand. Highly recommend!”
Senior React/Vite Developer, 2-week MVP sprint
“Rumman has done an exceptional job as our frontend developer. He showed proficient skills in Next.js and React, implementing best practices that have significantly improved the quality and maintainability of our code.”
Front End Developer, Next.js
“They reproduce the issue, explain the cause in plain terms, and ship fixes in planned sprints.”
Verified Clutch review, Feb 2026
“The most impressive part was how fast they understood our device data flow.”
Verified Clutch review, Feb 2026
Registered office: 30 N Gould St #Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801.
Currently
Inside DevnTech this week
What we are building and shipping right now.
Aug 9
Rebuilt this website around one proposition
DevnTech used to describe eight technologies and eight industries. It now describes one thing: we find, build, operate and improve the systems behind your internal operations, and we measure whether it worked.
Read the thinking →Aug 8
Shipped the operations ROI calculator
Put in the volume, the minutes per task and the loaded hourly cost of the people doing it, and see what the process costs before anyone talks to you about AI.
Try the calculator →Aug 7
Published the Automation Opportunity Map format
The one-page deliverable we now send after a workflow review: three opportunities, each with estimated complexity, capacity impact, data required and the risks.
See what it contains →
Recently shipped
- Aug 9DevnTech site rebuilt around internal operations
- Aug 8Operations ROI calculator
- Aug 7Automation Opportunity Map deliverable
- Aug 5Workflow intake form with qualification built in
- Aug 2Security and delivery practices published in full
Talk to the person who will decide what gets built.
Rumman runs the workflow reviews himself. Bring one process and you will get a straight answer about it on the first call, including whether we think it is worth doing.
- For businesses with $5M to $30M in revenue
- No long-term commitment
- Start with one workflow
- Keep ownership of everything we build