Cyboticx

Cyboticx was hired by Noshejan, a food business, to turn a theoretical idea into a tangible product. The team at Cyboticx, consisting of 2-5 employees, built the backend of the product from scratch and were also responsible for the frontend, including UX, graphics, design, and the overall feel of the product. The application was written in HTML and CSS and used Ruby on Rails. The application platform was also linked to various third-party sites. The client found Cyboticx through an online search and chose them for their high ratings, budget-friendly pricing, and good value for cost.

Nory, a restaurant management software company, engaged Cyboticx to transform a baseline model for a product into a sellable product on the market. The Cyboticx team, composed of 2-5 employees, worked with Nory to determine what a valuable MVP would look like in terms of offering value to customers. The client found Cyboticx through an online search and selected them for their high ratings and budget-friendly pricing.

Jefferies, a global investment banking and capital markets firm, hired Cyboticx to build their mobile application for Android and iOS. The application, developed by a team of 2-5 employees at Cyboticx, served as a complete B2B marketplace where employees of restaurants could view and place orders and purchase merchandise from one or many vendors. Vendors could also log in to the app, check their orders, and communicate with the buyer. The client found Cyboticx through a referral and chose them for their high ratings, budget-friendly pricing, great culture fit, and good value for cost.