Five are in production today with real users and real money moving through them — open any of them and judge for yourself. Four more are in active development, and I have said honestly where each one stands.
cubietec.com is the front door to the whole ecosystem: product pages, the roadmap, the blog and the hiring pages. Every word and image on it is edited from its own admin panel, which is the same system I hand to clients.
A full marketplace where sellers list digital goods side by side. Buyers compare prices, pay into escrow, and the product is delivered automatically the moment payment clears.
A messaging platform where the wallet is not bolted on. Send money inside a conversation, call anyone in the group, and let the assistant summarise what you missed.
Everything a serious trader keeps in five browser tabs, in one place. Lot size, risk and drawdown calculators, live market data, and AI analysis of your own trade history.
No account needed. Pick a tool, paste your text, get output in Bangla, English or both. Built so creators in Bangladesh are not stuck with English-only tools.
Most business software is built for offices. CubieFlow is being shaped around salons, restaurants, shops and online sellers, with the people who run them.
Built for agencies and freelancers who currently glue together a project tool, an invoicing tool and a spreadsheet, and reconcile them by hand every month.
Most analytics tools hand you charts and leave the thinking to you. CubieAlpha lets you type the question and answers it from your own data.
The shared money layer underneath CubieMart, ChatCubie and CubieFX. Escrow, payouts and bKash and Nagad integration in one place instead of three.
No surprises, no silent weeks. You always know what stage we are at and what comes next.
We agree on what the product must do and, just as important, what it will not do in version one.
Wireframes and a clickable layout first, so you see the flow before a line of code is written.
Shipped in small pieces you can open and test, usually every three to five days.
Deployment, handover, an admin panel you control, and 30 days of fixes included.
Delivered in your own repository with no licence tied to me.
Edit text, images and prices yourself. No developer needed for content changes.
Every page is measured. If it loads slower than 2 seconds, it is not finished.
Hashed passwords, server-side keys, input validation, HTTPS from day one.
Tested on real phones, not just a resized browser window.
Bugs after launch are fixed free. You talk to the person who built it.
Numbers and words from the people who commissioned the work above.
The escrow marketplace he built now processes about forty thousand pounds a month for us. Zero payment disputes in fourteen months of operation. That is not luck, that is careful engineering.
We needed real-time chat with a wallet inside it. Three previous developers said it could not be done on our budget. He built it, and it has been live for a year with 99.9% uptime.
The trading dashboard handles live data for two thousand users without breaking a sweat. He also caught a security hole our previous team had left open for eight months.
A small business site starts around $600. A marketplace or SaaS with accounts, payments and an admin panel is usually $2,500 and up. You get a fixed quote before any work begins.
A landing page is about one week. A full web app is six to ten weeks. I give you a week-by-week plan so you can see where the time goes.
Split in three: 40% to start, 30% at the halfway demo, 30% at launch. Nothing is due until you have seen working software.
Small tweaks in the first 30 days are free. After that we either agree an hourly rate or a monthly retainer, whichever suits you.
Yes, completely. It goes into your repository and your hosting account. There is no lock-in and nothing licensed back to me.
WhatsApp or email for quick things, a short call each week if you want one. You get an update every few days without asking.
Let's build something amazing together.