CubyCode

CubyCode was hired by an e-commerce startup near Silicon Valley to develop a working prototype to serve as their minimum viable product (MVP). The founder acknowledged the project's concept, wireframe, and user interface were already established; they needed a professional team to consolidate these elements into a mobile application. A frontend specialist from CubyCode provided invaluable guidance on Backend as a Service (BAAS) solutions, leading to significant time savings during the infrastructure development phase.

For a Pizzeria Store, CubyCode undertook the task of refactoring an existing e-commerce platform and adding new functionalities. The vendor was chosen based on their proven experience. Technologies such as PHP and Swift were used for web and mobile development. Regular Zoom meetings were conducted with project managers and developers from CubyCode, indicating a high level of collaborative effort and engagement.

A mobile app and web development company sought CubyCode's expertise to customize an app with distinct login and photo upload capabilities. The client discovered CubyCode's template online and appreciated its design and layout. The project centered around creating an application similar to Craigslist but with more specific features, allowing users to find contractors for home improvement tasks. The app also facilitates easy connection between customers and contractors, alongside rating their services. The project was carried out solely by the client who is a developer.