Kilobytez Press and Media Kit
Background for journalists, editors, newsletters, podcasts, and business organizations covering practical AI adoption, software modernization, Texas entrepreneurship, and human-reviewed AI-assisted development.
Media Contact
Devon Edwards, Founder & CEO
devon.edwards@kilobytez.com
972-837-3692
Prosper, Texas
linkedin.com/in/dedwards43
Company Summary
Texas software and AI consulting with human engineering review
Kilobytez LLC is a Prosper, Texas-based software development and AI consulting company helping businesses replace manual workflows, disconnected spreadsheets, outdated internal tools, and fragile vendor processes with custom software, dashboards, integrations, automation, and practical AI-assisted systems.
The company uses AI-assisted development tools as engineering leverage, while a human engineer reviews architecture, security, business logic, code quality, and production readiness before delivery.
Kilobytez LLC was formed on 30 May 2025 and has one person in it. Devon Edwards is the founder, the chief executive, and the entire engineering staff. There are no employees and no subcontractors under contract. Reporters are welcome to verify the company against SAM.gov (UEI HE6PUL2P11K1), the Texas CMBL vendor list (13935177611), and the Texas Secretary of State filing record.
Story Angles
Useful angles for editors and local business coverage
The strongest editorial angle is not a product announcement. It is how Texas businesses can adopt AI practically without giving up human oversight, security judgment, and operational accountability.
Practical AI adoption for businesses
Many companies know they need to use AI, but the useful starting point is often workflow mapping, dashboards, internal tools, integrations, and reviewed automation.
Human-reviewed AI development
Kilobytez uses tools such as Codex, Claude Code, Gemini, and similar systems as engineering leverage, while humans review architecture, security, business logic, and code.
Texas founder and local business angle
Kilobytez is based in Prosper, Texas and helps businesses modernize operations with software that fits how their teams actually work.
Fast Facts
Company
Kilobytez LLC, a Texas single-member LLC
Formed
30 May 2025 (Certificate of Formation, Texas Secretary of State)
Headcount
One. Devon Edwards is the founder and the only engineer.
Founder
Devon Edwards, Founder & CEO
Location
Prosper, Texas
Website
https://www.kilobytez.com
SAM.gov UEI
HE6PUL2P11K1
Texas CMBL vendor
13935177611, active
NAICS
541511 (custom computer programming) and 541512 (computer systems design)
Focus
Custom software development, business automation, AI consulting, dashboards, integrations, and human-reviewed AI-assisted engineering
Service Area
Texas businesses and remote national engagements
What Kilobytez Builds
Custom software development
AI consulting and workflow planning
Business process automation
Internal tools and dashboards
API development and systems integration
Customer, vendor, tenant, and operations portals
Document and reporting automation
Legacy modernization
Accessibility remediation and audit work
Financial technology, FIX connectivity, and market data pipelines
Client Record
The complete engagement list
Six engagements in total. Five were performed by Kilobytez LLC, which was formed on 30 May 2025; the sixth, EdRam Solutions, ran January to March 2023 under the predecessor company KB AI and pre-dates the LLC. This is the whole list, published so a reporter does not have to guess at the scale of the company.
A proprietary trading firm under NDA: statistical arbitrage pipeline and execution systems, ongoing. The client cannot be named.
Advantage Markets LLC (Jon Harris): $30,000 phase one proof of concept, 2026, in performance.
Alpha Kings (alphakings.io): public site for a live trading platform, designed and built by Kilobytez, ongoing.
Quantum Alpha LLC (quantumalpha.io): public site for a live trading platform, designed and built by Kilobytez, ongoing.
Missy’s Makings (Melissa Amusan): $12,500 Shopify storefront, May to August 2026, live.
EdRam Solutions Inc (Omar Ramzi): $75,000, January to March 2023, performed by predecessor company KB AI.
Kilobytez publishes no latency, uptime, cost-savings, or trading performance figures, because it has measured none on a system of its own.
Quote Options
Approved-style commentary for AI and software stories
These quotes are available as background language and can be edited for a specific interview, article, or local business feature.
“A lot of businesses know they need to use AI, but they do not need more hype. They need reliable systems that save time, reduce manual work, and can be trusted in real operations.”
“At Kilobytez, we use AI-assisted development tools to move faster, but we do not let AI make the final engineering decisions. Human review is still required for architecture, security, business logic, and production code.”
“The biggest opportunity for many businesses is not replacing people with AI. It is giving teams better tools, cleaner workflows, and software that removes repetitive work.”
Public Resource
AI Workflow Readiness Checklist
Kilobytez created a practical checklist for businesses deciding which workflows are ready for software, dashboards, integrations, automation, or human-reviewed AI assistance.
Read the Checklist