Studio of products
Dev Hub Solutions is a small product studio building tools for AI workflows, growth, and automation. We don't pitch decks — we ship software you can open today.
Each one started as something we needed ourselves. Each one is built like the tool we wish existed when we were doing the work.
Prompt management for serious AI teams.
A workspace for designing, evaluating and shipping prompts. Version every change, run side-by-side evals, and roll out updates without breaking production.
Outbound lead generation, automated end-to-end.
Discovery, enrichment, scoring and outreach in one loop. Replace the Apollo + Clay + Smartlead stack with a single AI-native pipeline you can actually tune.
Visual workflow builder for makers.
A delightful visual workflow builder with a managed runtime. Build automations the way you'd sketch them on a whiteboard — then ship them without touching infra.
The MCP marketplace for AI-native teams.
A curated catalog of Model Context Protocol servers with one-click install snippets for Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor. Hosted MCPs coming next.
Describe a workflow. Get one.
FlowAgent turns natural-language descriptions into runnable BuildFlow workflows — picks the triggers, transforms and actions, wires them, and exports straight to BuildFlow.
More products are shipping soon.
We have several more products in the lab — agentic infrastructure, a developer-first observability play, and a few we're not ready to talk about yet. Want a heads-up when they go live?
Word counters, JSON formatters, password generators — the simple, private, no-signup utilities that should just be a click away. Free forever.
Four ideas we keep coming back to whenever we ship something new.
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We ship working software people can actually use today, not 60-page strategy memos.
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We focus on a small portfolio of products we'd pay for ourselves, then make them better every week.
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Forms, dashboards, settings — the parts everyone ignores are the parts we obsess over.
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Great tools fade into the background. The work is the point — not the tool.
We take on a small handful of partner projects every quarter — usually with founders we'd hire ourselves.