DEV AS A SERVICE · PRIVATE LAUNCH: REQUEST ACCESS

Your backlog, shipped by agents that work in your GitHub.

DevDispatcher picks up the ready tickets on your board, writes the code in your repository and hands you a reviewed pull request. You approve what merges and what reaches production. Pay in Work Units — 1 WU is US$ 1 — against a budget you set.

Request access → See how it works

BY DIGITNIX TECHNOLOGIES · MANITOBA, CANADA · RUNS ON GOOGLE CLOUD

SAMPLE ORGANIZATION · FICTIONAL DATA THE CONSOLE · PROJECTS
The DevDispatcher console, Projects screen, with sample data: two projects of a fictional organization, each with its health, the agents working on it, the items waiting on you and the month's spend.
HOW IT WORKS

From a ready ticket to a merged pull request, in four steps.

No agent works in your repository until you turn the project on.

  1. 01

    Connect GitHub and your board.

    The New project wizard connects your repository and your GitHub Projects board, and shows everything it will set up before you confirm.

  2. 02

    Run a simulation.

    The whole flow runs with test agents in a simulation repository. Nothing is written to your repository.

  3. 03

    Turn the team on, with a capacity and a budget.

    Agents start from what is ready, in the priority you set on the board, and move each card across your columns as they work. A ticket that is not ready goes back to triage with the reason written down.

  4. 04 · YOU

    Every delivery arrives as a reviewed pull request. You merge.

    One pull request per ticket, into a branch separate from production. A code review agent checks each one before it reaches you; only a person on your team merges into production.

PRICING

Priced in Work Units. 1 WU = US$ 1.

You do not buy hours or tokens. You approve a budget in Work Units and the team works inside it.

A budget you set.

You approve how many Work Units the project may spend. When the budget is reached, nothing new starts.

A pace you choose.

Sustain, sprint or crunch: the same budget, spent slowly across the week or as fast as the backlog allows.

Failed sessions are not charged.

A session that does not produce a working pull request is rolled back and its Work Units are returned. You pay for code, not for loops.

Request access → DevDispatcher in detail
HOW WE BUILD

We run Digitnix on DevDispatcher.

Development agents from DevDispatcher write the code and open the pull requests for InteLaudo and for this website. A person on the team reviews and merges every one. No pull request lands on its own.

The same safeguards apply to every customer organization, from the first project.

About the company →
  • Your organization only. Each organization sees only its own projects, and the server rejects any action on a project that is not yours.
  • Nothing starts by itself. A new project starts turned off, and none of its routines run until you turn it on.
  • A log that cannot be erased. Every confirmed action is kept — who, when, what changed and the outcome — and the console has no way to erase it.
  • Production stays yours. Agents deliver by pull request into a development branch and never push to your production branch.
PRODUCTS

One approach, five products.

Each one takes what you already have, checks it against the rules in force and hands back what to do — with the evidence attached, and the decision left to you.

PLATFORM · DEV AS A SERVICE · PRIVATE LAUNCH

DevDispatcher

Your ready tickets become reviewed pull requests, in your GitHub. Development, code review, product owner and delivery management are separate agents; a console shows what they are doing, what needs you and what has been spent.

DevDispatcher in detail →
  • Works in your repository: one pull request per ticket, into a branch separate from production.
  • Every delivery is reviewed by a code review agent before it reaches you.
  • You stay in control: capacity, budget and the production approval are yours.
  • Paid in Work Units, 1 WU = US$ 1, against a budget you set.
SELF-SERVICE · IN PRODUCTION · CANADA

PermitScout

Check your building-permit package before you file.

For builders, designers and homeowners filing municipal building permits in Canada. Type the property address and drop the package as it is; you get the open issues before filing, each with its bylaw section. The zoning lookup is free today for Winnipeg and Ottawa, no sign-in.

Open PermitScout →

A zoning and completeness pre-check, not a building-code review or professional advice. The municipality decides.

SELF-SERVICE · IN PRODUCTION · CANADA

Declarify

Find where your business already uses automation and AI, and which disclosure rules may apply to it.

For Canadian small and mid-sized businesses, and the accountants and HR firms that serve them. Enter your website; Declarify scans its public pages for chat widgets, hiring systems with automated screening, quote and booking tools, and matches them against the Ontario and Quebec rules in force. The scan summary is free, no sign-in.

Open Declarify →

Reports uses, gaps and template texts; it never says you are compliant. You review and publish. Templates are not legal advice.

SELF-SERVICE · IN PRODUCTION · CANADA

BorderBriefer

Where to sell next, and in what order.

For Canadian product businesses selling to other provinces or abroad for the first time. Upload your product list or give your store's address; you get a ranked expansion plan with the dated source behind every rule. The free snapshot — one product, an HS code suggestion with its confidence and the top 3 markets — needs no sign-in.

Open BorderBriefer →

Guidance, not a decision. Scores are only as good as their dated sources, which are shown. Confirm each item with its source or a customs broker before acting.

Three self-service products for Canada, built with the same approach — PermitScout, Declarify and BorderBriefer are all live.

SAAS · IN PRODUCTION · BRAZIL

InteLaudo

From case intake to the final report, for court-appointed experts in Brazil. Shipped and operated by Digitnix; subscriptions and one-off packages.

About InteLaudo →
GET STARTED

Start with one project. Decide when the team starts.

Tell us about your board and your repository. Access is granted in small groups during the private launch; its routines stay off until you turn the project on.

Request access → Book a 30-minute call

Investors and startup programs: hello@digitnix.com.