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ChatCubie v1.0 is live: real-time chat, voice and video calls, groups and a built-in wallet. What shipped in the first version, and what comes next.
Our newest product is now live. CubieAI gives creators a fast, free way to write captions and find the hashtags that actually fit their post.
Calculators, an economic calendar, broker and prop firm data, and a personal trading journal — all in one place, and all free to use.
What started as a single chat app is now a company with three live products and a roadmap past them — how that decision was made and what it changed.
AI is genuinely useful in a handful of specific places and mostly noise everywhere else. Here is where we actually use it, and where we deliberately don't.
The stack behind our products, the mistakes that shaped it, and why boring choices usually win when one person has to maintain all of it alone.
Step-by-step: create an account, set up your profile, start conversations, make calls, and get the settings right the first time.
SQLite got us to a working product fast. Here is the exact point where it stopped being the right choice, and what the migration actually cost.
How a small set of colour and spacing decisions keeps a chat app, a trading toolkit and an AI tool feeling like one family instead of three strangers.
Signing keys, closed testing rules, the account deletion requirement, and the fourteen-day wait — a practical account of getting an app through review.
The most common question about Cubie Technologies: why build several unrelated products instead of going deep on one? They are less unrelated than they look.
A place to connect, report bugs, request features and see what is being built before it ships — and to get your idea in front of the person building it.
Clearer calls, smarter noise handling, and the voice features we decided not to build because they would have meant keeping recordings on our servers.
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