Poket Dev is an unlimited software development subscription built and run directly by its founder. Instead of hiring agencies or contractors, subscribers pay one flat monthly fee and submit unlimited development requests, delivered one at a time through a transparent Trello workflow: Requests, Active, Approved.
Pricing is simple and published openly: $5,995 per month billed monthly, $5,495 per month billed quarterly, or $4,995 per month billed yearly, with nothing due upfront. Poket Dev publishes a savings calculator based on Glassdoor data for fully loaded US senior software engineers, showing how the subscription compares to a traditional hire.
Every subscription includes one active request at a time with unlimited request cards queued up, code delivered through a private GitHub repository the client owns, a 72-hour turnaround target, and unlimited revisions until the client is satisfied. There are no meetings: the service is async-first, Monday through Friday, and onboarding takes about 24 hours from signup to a live Trello board. Clients can cancel anytime and keep all their code.
The scope is Python-first across AI and machine learning, backends with Django, FastAPI, and Flask, business automation, data engineering and ETL pipelines, web scraping, and cloud and DevOps work on AWS, GCP, and Azure with Terraform, Docker, and CI/CD. Desktop and GUI applications, IoT and embedded projects, and JavaScript or TypeScript full-stack work are also covered.
Real client work backs this up. Poket Dev built a 24/7 AI voice-clone host for Mario Nawfal's X Spaces shows, and has shipped projects for clients including SoMeeAI, OneName Global, onG.social, and deallrr. The service has been featured on Product Hunt, Indie Hackers, and Hacker News.
Typical use cases: a startup that needs a production backend but cannot justify a full-time senior engineer; an agency that needs reliable overflow capacity for data and automation work; a founder shipping an AI product who needs machine learning pipelines built and maintained; an operator who wants internal tools, scrapers, or ETL jobs delivered without managing contractors.
How it works in practice: you add request cards to your Trello board with as much detail as you like. The founder picks up the top card, builds it, and delivers the code to your private GitHub repo within the turnaround window. You review, request changes if needed, and approve. Then the next card becomes active. You always know what is being worked on and what is queued.
Poket Dev is for teams that want senior-level software delivery on tap, with predictable flat pricing, no meetings, and full ownership of everything built.
