Shared infrastructure
One deployment toolchain, one monitoring layer, one automation platform. Publishing runs on tooling built for Media; Commerce inherits the catalogue systems built for both.
Portfolio
Four divisions, built to compound.
Devsoll operates across creator media, digital publishing, multi-channel commerce, and software. Each has its own market and its own economics — and each makes the others cheaper to run.
The portfolio
Every business we own and operate.
Each division below runs its own properties. Open one to see what is live, what is in build, and what is scheduled next.
Devsoll Media
Creator channel operations
We build and operate official social channels for established creators — strategy, production, publishing, and rights protection, run as a system rather than a service desk.
- Creator channel programme
- Mirage AI
- Forge DevLab
- Campaign distribution
Devsoll Publishing
Editorial brands at scale
Six independent consumer publications covering health, beauty, home, food, style, and personal finance — built on shared infrastructure, held to one editorial standard.
- FitNourish
- GlowNourish
- Dreamy Dwell
- The Nourish Kitchen
Devsoll Commerce
Multi-channel retail
Marketplace retail operations built on vetted US wholesale distribution — Walmart live, Amazon and eBay next — alongside a premium digital-product studio.
- Walmart Marketplace
- Amazon
- eBay
- Finch & Fortune Planner Studio
Devsoll Labs
Software and automation
Consumer AI tooling delivered at the edge, plus the internal automation platform that every other division runs on.
- AI Toolbox
- Production pipeline
- Publishing toolchain
- Operations dashboard
Why four
Separate markets. Shared machinery.
The divisions are not a diversification hedge. They were built in sequence, and each one exists because the previous one produced the capability or the demand for it.
Shared distribution
The audience skills that grow a publication also grow a marketplace listing and a creator channel. Distribution knowledge earned in one division transfers directly to the next.
Shared compliance posture
One legal entity, one standard for licensing, disclosure, and platform rules. A partner vetting any division is vetting all of them.
Independent downside
Shared systems, separate exposure. A platform policy change in one division does not put the others at risk, which is precisely why they are run as distinct businesses.
Next step
Find the division that fits your business.
Tell us what you are working on and we will point you to the right team — or tell you honestly that we are not the right partner.