A young developer, Marco Usai, presents his project ubucompilator in his blog.
Ubucompilator is a simply compiler (relased under gpl v3 )to make, configure, install and make .deb package from sources! With ubucompilator you can save a lot of time to compile a software or create .deb files!
He releases the “first usable release” of his software. A “lubucompilator for
lxde user)!” I am not very impressed. At present Usai’s proposal looks a bit like a gui for checkinstall to me, time would tell. But as the creation of deb files is a special science of its own, it could be useful to automatize the necessary checking. The essence of *nix make files is: “We don’t understand them.” Meanwhile many large projects switched to build software like Scons for good reasons, so the old guard has passed away anyway.
Magic conversation spell: If you are among software developers who work on Linux, just raise the question how they like the build system or the libc or X. It is tested and works!
Sköne Oke 
Look instead at debreate (gtk) and kdebreate (qt), it’s a mature project to create proper Debian/Ubuntu packages from source – more info at http://debreate.sourceforge.net/
Greetings,
Chris
We need the same kind of software as a web service, directly tied to Ubuntu PPA compile farm.
Generating DEB packages should be a matter of a click.
Generally it is no big deal to make it again and again once a software is ready for deb standards. It is also no big deal to generate a package.
But it requires skills to make it compliant with debian packaging rules, otherwise the package may break your system. Someone has to carry out that work.