DevCrew

Small team. Shipped a lot.

DevCrew started in 2019 when three engineers left a consultancy that measured success in billable hours, not shipped products. We'd seen too many founders pay six figures for apps that couldn't handle real traffic on launch day.

We built DevCrew as the team we wished existed when we were founders: small, senior, and accountable for outcomes. No account managers. No junior dev bait-and-switch. The people on your kickoff call are the people writing your code.

Six years and forty-plus launches later, our average client stays three times longer than the industry norm. That's not a retention strategy, it's what happens when your software doesn't break in production.

The team

Five people. No account managers, no bench of juniors, no one you'll talk to who didn't write the code.

Raja Hussnain Ali

Raja Hussnain Ali

Co-founder, Full-Stack Developer

6+ years building and shipping production systems. If you're on a kickoff call, there's a good chance he's also in the codebase that week.

Asjad Raja

Asjad Raja

Co-founder, Full-Stack Developer

6+ years across the stack. Co-founded this company on the bet that clients should be able to reach the people actually writing their code, this section exists because of that bet.

Bilal Rehman

Bilal Rehman

AI/ML Engineer

4+ years focused on machine learning systems, the person you want in the room when "can we automate this" turns into "how do we actually build it."

Hamza Ilyas

Hamza Ilyas

UI/UX Designer

Owns how the product looks and feels before a single line of frontend code gets written.

Sayyad Satti

Sayyad Satti

Senior QA

Finds the bugs before your users do. The reason "senior" is in the title and not just "QA."

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What we believe

Ship over slide decks

Working software in your hands beats a polished roadmap every time.

Honest scoping

We'll tell you when something is a bad idea or out of budget, before you sign.

Production is the bar

If it wouldn't survive our on-call rotation, it doesn't leave our repo.