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AI tools, developers, and builders help create the application faster than ever.
Give us the problem.Get back the work.
AI makes software easy to build. Turtle Creek makes it ready to operate. DevFlow is an outcome-based software engineering service that completes scoped repository work and delivers tested, review-ready pull requests. The deliverable is not an agent session, token budget, or pile of attempts. It is completed engineering work you can review.
What DevFlow delivers
A tested, review-ready pull request.
DevFlow makes the agreed changes, runs the required tests and checks, and returns the work through GitHub. You review it. You merge it.
Pay for completed work, not AI usage.
AI companies sell you agents, model access, prompts, usage, retries, or compute. DevFlow sells defined engineering work: the problem is scoped, requirements and acceptance criteria are set, checks run, evidence is included, and the completed pull request comes back through GitHub.
You built your app. We make it customer-ready.
DevFlow is for founders, AI builders, vibe coders, and small teams who have a working application and need confidence before customers rely on it. The free audit finds what needs attention; paid work returns defined fixes through review-ready pull requests.
Build. Ready. Maintain. Scale.
Ready
DevFlow turns a working repository into scoped, checked, customer-ready work.
Maintain
DevFlow handles bounded maintenance outcomes while you keep building the product.
Scale
As the product grows, DevFlow keeps returning defined engineering work through review-ready pull requests.
Start with the audit. Continue with pull requests.
Find it
Connect GitHub. DevFlow checks the repository, identifies important problems, and explains what needs attention in plain English.
Fix it
Choose what needs to be fixed. DevFlow performs the scoped work, runs the required checks, and returns a review-ready pull request.
Keep it fixed
You keep product direction, features, the business, and customer experience. DevFlow handles bounded maintenance outcomes such as bugs, dependency work, reliability improvements, cleanup, and missing tests.
The work sounds like the problem you would hand to an engineer.
Fix this bug
Upgrade this dependency
Fix this security finding
Add this small feature
Make this deployment reliable
Fix what the audit found
Clean up this technical debt
Add the missing tests
How the work reaches you.
Scope
You choose the problem or the audit finding to fix.
Checks
DevFlow runs the required checks available for the repository and task.
Pull request
The completed work is delivered through GitHub for your review.
What done means.
A DevFlow outcome is not a promise that every product metric improves. It is the agreed engineering work and acceptance criteria, delivered with verification evidence in a pull request you control.
Problem
Defined scope
Requirements
Acceptance criteria
Engineering work
Verification
Evidence
Review-ready pull request
Keep the tools you already use.
DevFlow works alongside compatible repositories created or maintained with AI coding tools, developers, or agencies. It does not imply partnership or endorsement from those products.
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You build features. DevFlow maintains what you've built.
You keep product direction, features, the business, and customer experience. DevFlow handles agreed maintenance outcomes such as defects, dependency work, reliability improvements, production-readiness work, and small engineering cleanup.
Free audit, paid work, ongoing maintenance.
Base maintenance
Solo$250/mo
Business$500/mo
Enterprise$1,200/mo
PR execution
Single PR$150
5-pack$625
10-pack$1,100
20-pack$2,000
Straight answers.
What do I get?
A review-ready pull request. DevFlow makes the agreed changes, runs the required tests and checks, and returns the work through GitHub.
Who merges the work?
You do. DevFlow delivers the pull request; you review it and decide whether to merge it.
Do I have to stop using Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Devin, Lovable, Replit, or Bolt?
No. DevFlow works from the repository and delivers changes back through GitHub where the repository setup is supported.
Does DevFlow charge by token?
No. DevFlow is positioned around defined engineering outcomes, not customer token consumption, prompts, agent time, model access, attempts, retries, or AI compute.
What happens if execution fails?
Internal attempts, retries, model choices, and verification are Turtle Creek execution economics. The customer-facing unit is the defined work delivered for review.