About Devox Software

Socrates believed in the idea of an in-born, natural work. It’s a value stating that one finds their true calling in self-examination and their fundamental passion.

This idea is Devox’s core value in terms of an approach to work. We take pride in synthesizing revolutionizing ideas, finding their technological embodiment and bringing them out there. We love writing code, conducting testing, and gathering post-deployment analytics. We love everything about development.

Our clients become our partners and we treat your product as if it’s ours. We think about our tech expertise as a house, and you as a welcome guest.

1. We always offer a welcome drink of detailed and candid initial consulting. Whatever business pain is troubling you, we will listen and offer a solution to resolving your problem in the most precise way possible. Expect us to be honest about how much development is needed and prioritizing your budget, specific requirements, and deadline considerations.
2. Reap the fruits of true flexibility: hand the project fully to us, leveraging the benefits of outsourcing development, or retain control and go with outstaffing our employees. Let us take the pains of SDLC off your shoulders and let you focus on your core business activities in the first case; expect us to be devoted and result-oriented team players in the second.
3. We believe in the presumption of honesty and candid feedback. The Devox team strongly believes it’s impossible to reach excellence without the possibility to speak frankly. You can count on us to call a spade a spade, not holding anything back while keeping your best interest in mind.

From people’s perspective, we like to talk about our company in a human body metaphor. We believe in “mens sana in corpore sano”. Our employees have space and safety to bring up anything, be it ideas, questions, or critiques. Working in Devox, one harnesses the horizontal structure we’ve built; our transparency and honesty keep contributing to our company working as a healthy body and system.