Companies build internal tools, usually when it makes financial sense to do so. Us developers do the same thing on a smaller scale when we automate tasks we fi

Companies build internal tools, usually when it makes financial sense to do so. Us developers do the same thing on a smaller scale when we automate tasks we find ourselves doing repeatedly. Teams/companies that find themselves similarly doing something repeatedly, and costing lots of time will do the same. Obviously to be successful it needs to be something that makes sense and where the time saved by it will outweigh the time spent on it. And excuse me, I dont know what your tool is or does, but there is no way that it could replace even a fraction of this development (though that doesnt mean it wouldnt be useful or profitable). Otherwise it would be intelligent enough to replace developers entirely.