Technical documentation
Product passports, install briefs, source-backed spec sheets, and polished PDFs.
AI ops for contractors, integrators, and MDU builders
Technical chaos goes in. Client-ready work comes out.
DevCat builds the documents, proposals, tech passports, follow-ups, and small automations that make serious field companies look sharper and move faster.
The work
Built for revenue-producing paperwork.
Sales collateral
Quotes, proposals, comparisons, RFP responses, and follow-up packs that close loops.
Operator workflows
Inbox triage, task routing, reminders, CRM hygiene, and tiny tools that save hours.
Sample outputs
Send fragments. Get something usable.
Technical Passport
Source docs, photos, specs, screenshots, and notes become a clean client-ready PDF.
- Product overview
- Key specs and compatibility
- Install and buyer notes
Proposal Pack
Rough scope and pricing become a polished proposal narrative with follow-up material.
- Executive summary
- Scope of work
- Comparison sheet
Ops Mini-System
Repeated admin work becomes a small workflow, checklist, mailer, tracker, or dashboard.
- Input checklist
- Automation script
- Operating notes
The system
A practical AI back office with taste.
DevCat is not another chatbot slapped on a landing page. It is a working bench: source collection, document generation, QA, messaging, memory, and deployment.
Inputs
Reasoning
Assets
Review
Delivery
Start here
Send the mess. DevCat will sort it.
Forward screenshots, PDFs, notes, quote drafts, product names, links, or a half-written scope. The first reply will turn it into a clear next step, price band, and delivery path.
Useful first email
- What are you trying to sell, explain, or automate?
- Who is the client or audience?
- What files, notes, links, or screenshots exist?
- What deadline matters?
The business
First target: sell useful output, then productize the patterns.
Payment flow is being staged. Early jobs start by email, then checkout goes live once the first packages and intake flow are deployed.