Israeli software development company for US teams_

If you are a US company looking for an Israeli software development company, you probably want two things at once: the engineering depth Israel is known for, and a partner you can actually reach during your working day. That is how DevDino is set up. Our engineers are in Tel Aviv. Our second office is in Toronto, on Eastern time, the same as New York and Boston. We have delivered projects for clients in Israel, Canada, the USA, Europe and Australia.

Israeli engineering, North American hours

Tel Aviv is about seven hours ahead of the US East Coast and about ten ahead of the West Coast. Handled badly, that gap means late-night calls and slow answers. Handled well, it works for you:

• Overlap for the calls that matter. An East Coast morning overlaps with the Tel Aviv afternoon, so standups, reviews and demos happen in your day.
• Progress while you sleep. A question raised in your afternoon is often answered, and the work moving, before your next morning.
• A contact in your time zone. The Toronto office works North American hours, so an issue at 4pm Eastern has someone awake to own it.

One practical detail: the Israeli working week traditionally runs Sunday to Thursday. We plan releases and on-call cover around both calendars, so nobody discovers the difference on a Friday afternoon.

Work we have shipped for US brands

Walmart, with Eko. KidHQ is an interactive video experience where kids watch and play with Walmart’s toys and build a wishlist that becomes a Walmart.com shopping list for their parents. We built it on Eko’s interactive video platform, integrated with Walmart.com products, and it won a Telly Award. The Walmart story has the details.

Camp.com. White e-lephant is a virtual gift exchange game connected to Camp.com’s live product catalog through Shopify. Users schedule events, invite guests, buy gifts and have the gifts they win delivered to them. It consistently generated significant weekend revenue (hundreds of thousands of dollars) and was recognised as a success story at a global convention on the future of retail. Read the Camp.com use case.

Eko. For Timeline, an interactive video series from Eko originals, we implemented the UI, logic and UI animation on the Eko studio platform.

Disney is also on our client list.

How an engagement works

There are three common shapes, and many clients move between them over time.

A full project team

You bring the goal. We bring product thinking, design, development and QA, and deliver the system end to end. This fits a new product, an internal platform or a campaign with a fixed launch date. See custom software development.

Israeli developers inside your team

Our engineers join your standups, work in your repositories and ticketing tools, and follow your code review and release process. This is the usual route for Israeli developers for US startups whose own team is good but stretched.

A technology partner

For founders without a senior tech lead, we act as a fractional CTO with a team that builds: architecture, roadmap, vendor choices and delivery. See technology partner.

AI development

If you are comparing AI development companies, ask who will make the AI work inside your product, with your data, your permissions and your users. We build assistants, smart search, automated workflows and data pipelines, connected to the systems you already run, and we judge them by the job they were meant to do. See AI implementation.

Contracts, IP and privacy

These are the questions your counsel will ask. Here is how we approach them. Your lawyers should review the contract itself, and nothing on this page is legal advice.

Who owns what

Our default is simple: the code, designs and documentation we create for you belong to your company, and the contract says so. Repositories, cloud accounts, domains and third-party subscriptions are set up in your company’s name wherever possible, with us as invited users. We sign your NDA or ours, and we agree in writing which law governs the contract. If we ever part ways, you already hold the keys.

US privacy, in general terms

The US has no single privacy law that covers every company. A growing number of states have their own consumer privacy laws, and some sectors have their own rules, for example for health data and children’s data. Your compliance team decides which requirements apply to you; we build to them and document what we did. In practice that means collecting only the data a feature needs, keeping production data in US cloud regions in accounts you own when you need that, limiting who can reach it, and keeping real personal data out of test environments. If your product handles regulated data, tell us at the start, because it shapes the architecture.

Next step

Send us a short note about what you are building, the team you have today and where your users are. We will set up a call in your hours with the person who would lead the work, and come back with how we would approach it. Want the background on each office? See Toronto and Israel.