DevBatch

Senior engineers placed inside a client's own team

DevBatch is a software engineering agency, founded in 2010, that describes itself as AI-augmented. Its clients are mainly engineering leaders at US companies building AI and software-as-a-service products, typically from the Series B funding stage onwards, and hospital groups that are updating the systems their patients use. The firm says it is founder-owned with no outside investors and keeps around 40 engineers on staff.

The core offer is senior engineering capacity. A client can bring in a small group of experienced engineers who work inside its existing stack and follow its standards, rather than hiring and training people from scratch. The firm says that capacity can be expanded or wound down as the work changes, and that it is priced monthly, so a client can match spending to the amount of work in hand.

Checking delivered work against the agreed specification

DevBatch says that generating code is now quick, but that confirming the code is right is the harder task, and the firm builds its method around that gap. Output from an automated tool is checked against what the client agreed, not against whether the tests pass. The firm says it places the delivered software beside the approved specification and closes every difference, and that a piece of work stays in progress until nothing is left open.

An independent review is part of the process. One engineer may build a feature, but a separate panel is asked to look for faults rather than approve the work, and it does so before anything reaches a human sign-off. The firm presents this as the reason a client should hire a firm instead of adding tool seats of its own.

Healthcare platforms and patient-facing systems

The healthcare work covers patient platforms and ambient AI, along with integrations with the electronic health record systems used by many clinics. The firm names eCW, ModMed and Greenway among those it connects to. It also offers a fixed-cost build followed by annual maintenance for organizations that need a predictable budget, and it says it has spent three years on a platform for a Saudi hospital group.

Mobile, e-commerce and full-stack delivery

Full-stack teams build modern web products, and the firm offers an AI-readiness modernization tier for older systems that need to take on AI features. Its mobile work covers iOS, Android and cross-platform apps, and it lists a super-app for a hospital group among the products its team has shipped. For e-commerce, DevBatch works on Shopify Plus, BigCommerce and headless storefronts, and it states that Magento projects are outside its scope.

AI engineering and agent infrastructure

The firm also works on AI systems in their own right, including retrieval-augmented generation, which lets a model answer from a client's own documents, and evaluation frameworks that measure how well it does so. It describes building the infrastructure that agent-based software needs to run, and it says its team handles that work as part of the same delivery process that governs everything else it ships.