Dovelp Limited

Dovelp, trading as Dovelp Ltd, builds custom software, cloud infrastructure and digital products for start-ups and larger organisations in the United Kingdom. Its work runs from a web application for a young company to enterprise systems that have to stay available around the clock. The firm groups its services into engineering disciplines and says each can be bought on its own or combined into one longer project that covers planning, build and day-to-day running.

Cloud infrastructure that is designed, moved and tuned

Much of the engineering starts with infrastructure. Dovelp designs cloud environments on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, migrates existing systems onto them and then tunes the configuration to control cost as well as speed. Alongside this sits its DevOps practice: continuous integration and delivery pipelines, container orchestration and infrastructure as code, so that software reaches users faster and with fewer manual steps. The company presents this as the part of the work that lets a business change its products without putting stability at risk.

Applications built on modern web and mobile stacks

On the application side the firm develops bespoke enterprise software and web applications with React, Next.js and Node.js. It also builds application programming interfaces, both RESTful and GraphQL, together with microservice designs and links to third-party systems. Mobile work covers native and cross-platform apps for iPhone and Android. Dovelp lists ERP and CRM systems, user interface and experience design for business users, and e-commerce platforms with payment connections, stock handling and conversion-focused shopping experiences among its services.

Defence engineering, EMC and systems work

The firm's most specialised area is defence and systems engineering. Its site lists electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) work alongside systems engineering, and it places both in the same group as its cyber security services: security audits, penetration testing, vulnerability management and enterprise security frameworks. The company says these services are built for organisations that need firm protection for their data and systems, with monitoring of threats kept running after delivery.

Where AI and automation fit in

Dovelp's AI work covers machine learning models, natural language processing and the automation of business processes. It presents this as a way to modernise legacy systems rather than replace them outright, and it describes strategy and advisory work on digital transformation roadmaps for enterprise customers. The firm also says it is ISO certified and presents that as part of how it approaches quality and security.

Its customers are start-ups and enterprises. The range of work, from defence-related engineering to mobile products, reflects the company's view that these customers need quite different kinds of help.