Cubix

Cubix is a Pakistan-based software development company that has completed over 1,300 projects for more than 600 clients. The team numbers 350 people and spans web, mobile, and game development. Founded by Salman Lakhani, the company describes itself as a full-cycle product development firm, taking projects from ideation through launch and ongoing support.

The company's process follows six stages: Ideate (vision analysis and roadmap alignment), Design (MVP and UX), Develop (architecture and agile delivery), Test (QA across touchpoints), Launch (deployment and rollout), and Support (ongoing maintenance). This structure applies across their service lines, whether building custom software, mobile apps, or games.

Services and capabilities

Cubix offers customized software development, audit and consulting, and post-launch support and maintenance. On the mobile side, they build iOS apps using Swift, UIKit, RxSwift, and Combine, following MVVM patterns. Android work spans Kotlin, Java, RxJava, Retrofit, and Jetpack. They also develop cross-platform solutions, web platforms, and games.

Recently, the company has expanded into low-code/no-code application development, positioning this as a faster path to scalable, cross-platform apps. They also offer Progressive Web App (PWA) development using modern web technologies for offline functionality and app-like performance. Web3 app development—including dApps, smart contracts, and multi-chain blockchain solutions—is another stated capability.

On the infrastructure side, they work with cloud and DevOps services. Industry verticals they serve include automotive (vehicle management APIs), finance (scalable custom solutions), real estate (property management and sales platforms), hospitality (guest experience systems), education (ed-tech), and healthcare (operational and patient care tools).

Notable work

Cubix has shipped several named projects. Goobr is a social networking app for pets and their owners. They built the official website and app for Tulsa Airport, an aviation platform seeking a digital presence refresh. PartyShark is an event management and house party discovery app for young adults. The company also developed a multiplayer tower defense game with play-and-earn mechanics where players own and trade NFT in-game assets.

Other recent work shown on their real-time project map includes: an organic food delivery app focused on freshness (UK), Autoconnect (an automotive marketplace for buyers and sellers in Greenland), Horof (a global e-learning app bridging learners and tutors in Saudi Arabia), a secure cryptocurrency exchange platform (US), Redline (a fitness and training app in San Diego), and a dynamic web app for long-term financial forecasting.

Client testimonials highlight clean code output, quick problem resolution (issues fixed within a day according to one founder), and strong communication via Zoom and Slack. One director noted the team went "above and beyond" despite a "robust scope." Another client flagged some staffing and language issues but reported the overall experience was positive.

How they work

The company works with clients across their six-stage product development process. Communication happens primarily through Zoom and Slack. Project managers provide frequent updates. Cubix offers both fixed engagement models and what appears to be dedicated team arrangements (they mention hiring "from our pool of 350+ specialized experts"). No specific pricing information is disclosed on the website.

Team and credentials

Cubix has 350 people and was founded by Salman Lakhani (referenced in a podcast appearance with John Boccuzzi). The company cites awards and recognition from 2026, though no specific certifications like ISO 27001, SOC 2, or partner statuses are mentioned in the source material. On review platforms, they claim ratings of 4.9/5 for top-rated software development, 4.8/5 for top software companies, 4.0/5 for gaming app development, 4.9/5 for leading game development, 5.0/5 for software consulting experts, and 4.9/5 for mobile app development—though the source does not specify review counts or which platforms these come from.

English proficiency issues were flagged by one client, though the company did not elaborate on this in their materials. The team is based in Pakistan, where Salman Lakhani founded the company.