01
Prototype
Talk to our team and bring what you have: designs, a POC, an existing prototype. Our team turns it into a full mock prototype that covers every feature, so the product is settled before any backend work starts.
Enterprise
Bring a prototype. Leave with a product that keeps shipping.
Bring your designs or a prototype. We shape the product, Robodev Enterprise writes and deploys the backend, and from then on the software factory works your backlog, with a 90% confidence auto-merge gate.
Engagement
How an engagement runs
Three steps, in this order. The first two get you a working product; the third keeps it moving.
02
Backend
We extract the API spec from that prototype. Robodev Enterprise then writes the entire backend against it and deploys it, with our team reviewing what ships.
03
Software factory
From there the factory runs on your backlog. Our team and yours file tickets, and Robodev maintains the product and adds features across both frontend and backend.
Step 03
Software factory
Step 03 in detail. Every ticket moves through the same six stages, and you can insert a human at any point.
How the factory works
01
Spec
Robodev turns the request into a clear spec so nothing important is missing before work starts.
02
Plan
It breaks the spec into an ordered plan: what to build first, what depends on what.
03
Build
It writes the product: interface, backend, data, and the wiring between them.
04
Review
It reviews its own work. A confidence score decides what can ship unattended.
05
Merge
Changes land in the project. Above 90% confidence they merge on their own. Below that, a human sees the ticket, the comments, and the diff.
06
Deploy
The new version goes live on the project host. The ticket moves to done.
This pipeline is Enterprise only. On Lite you steer every change with chat.
In detail
How it actually works
What Enterprise adds
Lite builds the first version from a prompt. Enterprise adds tickets, an autonomous pipeline, proprietary models, and a human review gate. Faster and higher quality than Lite, and built for production work.
Tickets in, production out
Tickets are created mostly by humans inside Robodev’s own task system. They can also open from Sentry errors and from automated data-check loops. There is no third-party ticket sync to advertise yet.
Review at 90%
AI confidence score. At or above 90% the change auto-merges. Below 90% it waits for a human. The reviewer sees the ticket, comments from the AI on what it did and why, and the code diff. Actions: approve / merge, request changes, reject.
A project overview, not a blank board
The dashboard opens on project overview with stats: tickets in flight, merge rate, confidence mix. Not a blank board. The board is one click from there.
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