We build software, then we build yours.
Devinet ships its own focused tools — starting with a Chrome extension that turns a year of bank statement PDFs into tax-ready books — and builds AI tools, automation and custom software for teams who need the same craft applied to their own problem.
What we've shipped
Real tools, in use today — not concepts on a slide.
Chrome extension
Bookkeeping & Tax Prep
Turns a year of Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, TD and other bank statement PDFs into categorized, reconciled, tax-ready Excel and QuickBooks files — parsed entirely on your own computer, nothing uploaded.
- Reads 12+ US bank formats, plus a generic layout parser
- Flags any month that doesn't reconcile before it reaches a client
- Exports a client-ready workbook and a QuickBooks (QBO) file
What we build for you
Four kinds of work, one standard: it has to actually ship.
Micro-tools & Chrome extensions
Small, single-purpose tools shaped like our own products — built to solve one workflow problem completely, not everything badly.
AI tools & agents
Assistants and AI-powered workflows wired into how your team already works, not bolted on as a chat widget.
Websites & software
Marketing sites, dashboards and internal tools built to stay fast and easy to maintain long after launch.
Automation & integrations
Scripts and pipelines that connect the tools you already pay for, so the repetitive, manual part of the job disappears.
How we work
Three steps, no proposals full of buzzwords.
Talk
A short call about the problem you're trying to solve, not the tech stack behind it.
Build
You see working software early, so you can redirect it before it's finished, not after.
Ship & support
We deploy it where you need it, and stay reachable once it's live.
Who's behind this
One builder, real tools.
Devinet is built by Ali — a developer who'd rather ship one small, working tool than pitch a big roadmap. The bookkeeping extension started as a personal problem: bank statements shouldn't take hours to turn into books. Client work gets the same treatment — build the real thing fast, let you use it early, and fix what's wrong before it ships.
Questions worth answering upfront
The things people usually ask before they message us.
Depends on scope. A micro-tool, landing page or automation script usually ships in days. Larger software builds get a clear timeline before any work starts — no open-ended estimates.
You do. Once a project is paid for, the code and files are yours — to keep, host, and modify however you like.
No. Some of the best work is a single automation that saves a few hours a week. It doesn't need to be a full platform to be worth building.
We stay reachable after delivery. If something breaks or needs a small adjustment, you're not left chasing someone who's disappeared.
No. We start with the problem in plain language and handle the technical side — you'll see working software, not jargon.
Have something to build?
Tell us what it needs to do. We'll tell you honestly if it's a good fit.
Email us hello@devinet.tech