Resolve by Devclock
Software Development
Subscription Service
Resolve is Devclock's subscription-based service for teams that need continuous software development at a predictable monthly cost.
We build and maintain custom software, internal tools, and automated systems — with human ownership and AI-assisted delivery.
The Problem
Why Resolve
exists
Software development doesn't usually fail — it stalls.
Momentum fades when:
- Priorities change faster than work gets delivered
- Context is lost between initiatives or vendors
- Backlogs grow even though teams stay busy
- Important work never quite reaches the top
Over time, progress becomes inconsistent and reactive.
Resolve exists to provide continuous execution and ownership, so software keeps moving forward instead of resetting every few months.
The Model
What Resolve is
and isn't
Resolve is ongoing software development, delivered as a subscription.
Resolve is...
- Continuous execution on a shared backlog
- Clear ownership of code and systems
- Predictable monthly cost
- A long-term development partnership
Resolve is not...
- Fixed-scope project work
- Hourly development
- One-off automation
- Short-term delivery bursts
Work progresses steadily, without renegotiation or artificial project boundaries.
Learn how the process worksWhat We Build
What we
build
Resolve supports a wide range of ongoing development needs — from custom applications to workflow automation and everything in between.
Work happens in your codebase, following your existing patterns and conventions. No separate handoffs required.
If it lives in code or removes manual work, it fits naturally into Resolve.
What we build
- Custom applications
- Internal tools and dashboards
- Feature development and refactoring
- Bug fixes and technical debt cleanup
- APIs and system integrations
- Workflow automation and internal systems
Automation
Workflow automation &
AI-assisted systems
We design and maintain automated systems that reduce manual effort and operational friction — as part of ongoing software development.
Automation through Resolve is not a one-time setup.
It's production-grade software that evolves as your business changes.
Common automation work includes:
- Workflow automation across internal tools
- CRM, database, and third-party integrations
- AI-assisted request routing and processing
- Internal tools that replace spreadsheets and handoffs
- Data synchronization, validation, and cleanup
Automation is treated like software — because it is.
AI Leverage
How we use
AI
AI is used selectively to increase throughput and consistency, not to replace judgment.
Every system is reviewed, owned, and accountable to a human developer.
You're not buying AI output.
You're buying reliable progress.
We use AI to
- Assist with request triage and clarification
- Extract and normalize unstructured data
- Support implementation and refactoring
- Reduce repetitive engineering work
The Process
How Resolve
works
Shared backlog
You submit requests covering features, fixes, improvements, and automation.
Clarification and prioritization
We ask questions, clarify intent, and prioritize work based on impact.
Continuous execution
Work is pulled and delivered continuously — without fixed scopes or project resets.
Review and iteration
Delivered work is reviewed, refined, and built upon over time.
Resolve is designed for momentum, not milestones.
Case Study
A real
example
Devclock built and operates an internal platform for a sister company that delivers ongoing website development and automation services.
Using the same Resolve model offered to clients, the system supports:
- Continuous feature development
- Workflow automation
- Internal tooling
- Ongoing maintenance and iteration
Because the platform is actively used in production, Resolve is exercised daily under real operational pressure — not just in theory.
The result is a system that stays maintained, adapts as needs change, and continues to improve over time.
Read the case studyComparison
Resolve compared to
common alternatives
Compared to project-based work
Projects optimize for delivery, not continuity. Resolve optimizes for ongoing progress.
Compared to hourly development
Hourly models reward activity. Resolve rewards outcomes and momentum.
Compared to one-off automation
Isolated automations solve a moment. Resolve maintains systems as they evolve.
Resolve focuses on ownership and continuity instead of transactions.
Fit Check
Who Resolve is for
and who it's not
Resolve is designed for teams that need ongoing software development, not one-time delivery.
Resolve is a good fit if you...
- Have a steady stream of features, fixes, or improvements
- Need systems that stay maintained over time
- Want predictable monthly costs
- Value momentum and ownership over big launches
Resolve may not be a good fit if you...
- Only need a one-time project
- Expect fixed-scope delivery by a fixed date
- Want the cheapest possible option
- Need emergency or 24/7 on-call support
Clear fit upfront leads to better outcomes for everyone.
Pricing
Pricing &
engagement model
Resolve is delivered as a monthly subscription, not a project or hourly engagement.
Pricing is based on the level of capacity and focus your team needs, with most teams working with us at $10,000 per month.
- No hourly tracking
- No fixed scopes
- No project resets
Plans typically range from $5k/month for lighter needs to $20k+/month for higher throughput, depending on complexity and priorities.
Full details are available on the pricing page.
Ready to keep your software moving?
If you're looking for steady, reliable software development without project churn, Resolve may be a good fit.