A shop takes orders. A hub is where strategy, design and engineering meet — a senior team that helps decide what to build, then ships it and sticks around while it compounds.
// our story
The DevHub International started with a frustration we knew from the inside: agencies that sell beautifully and ship badly. Before founding the studio, we were the engineers sitting on the client side of those calls — watching deadlines slide, scope balloon and “done” get quietly redefined. We built the agency we wished we could have hired.
That history shapes how we work. Estimates are engineering estimates, not sales numbers. Progress is a staging URL you can click every week, not a status deck. And when something turns out harder than expected, you hear it from us first — with options, not excuses.
We are UK-based and international by default. Contracts sit under English law, GDPR discipline is standard rather than an add-on, and a London delivery rhythm has shipped work across twelve countries without a single office move.
The team is deliberately small and deliberately senior. Every project is staffed by the people who actually write the code — no account-manager telephone game, no juniors learning on your budget. You talk to the engineer, and the engineer talks to the work.
Values are cheap until they cost something. These have cost us deals, deadlines and comfortable shortcuts — and they stay.
We build as if we carry the pager, because we do. Alerts, uptime and the awkward edge cases are our problem before they are ever yours.
Boring, typed, documented choices that outlive trends. The stack your next hire will thank you for — not the one that demos well.
Software people actually open on a Monday. If the team dodges the tool, the build failed — polish is measured in daily use, not screenshots.
No layers between you and the work. These are the hands on the keyboard.
Founder & Technical Director
Amir has spent twelve years building software for startups and FTSE-listed firms alike, and founded The DevHub to prove an agency can ship like a product team. He still reviews every architecture decision that leaves the building.
Head of Design
Sofia leads research and design across every engagement. Previously at a fintech scale-up, she believes the best interface is the one users stop noticing — and has the usability-test recordings to back it up.
Contracts under English law. GDPR-grade data handling as the default, not a paid tier. And a London working day that overlaps Europe and the Middle East all day, with both US coasts every afternoon — so you are never waiting overnight for an answer.
Tell us where your business loses time or money. We'll tell you what software fixes it — and what that honestly costs.
