QUBOID
Digital product studioMumbai, India

Six disciplines. One solid build. 

Quboid designs, builds and runs the web, mobile, cloud and AI work behind a modern business. Same team from the first sketch to the thing your customers use — no hand-offs, no second agency.

See what we build
Founded
Mumbai, IN
Shipped
50+ builds
First release
3–6 weeks
+Y+X+Z

The solid, exploded

Sheet 01Measured, not claimed
Projects shipped
0+
Across retail, services, education and logistics
First build
3–6 wks
From kickoff to something your customers can use
Disciplines in-house
0
No hand-offs to a second agency mid-project
Support window
24/7
One number, one person who knows your build
Sheet 02Faces of the solid

Everything a product needs, under one roof.

Six disciplines that normally live at six different vendors. Because they sit in one studio, the design brief, the codebase and the ad account all know about each other.

Developer's screen filled with source code+X

Web development

Marketing sites, dashboards and storefronts that stay fast as your catalogue and traffic grow.

  • Next.js builds
  • Headless CMS
  • Core Web Vitals
Team reviewing an app on a phone during a meeting−X

Mobile apps

One codebase, both stores. Native where it counts, shared where it saves you money.

  • iOS + Android
  • Offline-first
  • Store submission
Interface wireframes laid out on a desk+Y

UI/UX design

Wireframes to a shipped design system, tested on the people who actually use the thing.

  • Prototypes
  • Design system
  • Usability passes
Analytics dashboard showing performance charts−Y

Digital marketing

Search, paid and lifecycle work tied to revenue in your dashboard, not vanity impressions.

  • SEO
  • Paid search
  • Analytics setup
Long-exposure view of a global network of lights+Z

Cloud & DevOps

Infrastructure you can hand to an auditor: reproducible, monitored, and cheap to run.

  • CI/CD
  • Infra as code
  • Cost review
Abstract rendering representing machine intelligence−Z

AI & automation

Assistants, extraction and routing wired into the tools your team already opens every day.

  • LLM features
  • Workflow bots
  • Evals
Sheet 03Selected builds

Three problems, solved end to end.

Representative of the work rather than a highlights reel — the kind of brief that arrives most weeks, and what it looked like once it shipped.

Bright retail shop interior with shelves of products
01Retail

Catalogue and ordering for a multi-branch retailer

Replaced a spreadsheet-and-WhatsApp order flow with a searchable catalogue, branch stock levels and a dispatch view.

  • Next.js
  • Postgres
  • Razorpay

Order entry cut from minutes to seconds

Two colleagues talking across a table in a bright office
02Services

Booking platform with automated follow-up

Availability, payments and reminders in one place, with the follow-up messages the team used to send by hand.

  • React Native
  • Firebase
  • Twilio

No-shows down, front desk freed up

Warehouse aisle stacked with pallets and boxes
03Logistics

Document extraction for an operations team

Invoices and delivery notes read on arrival, matched against orders, and pushed into the existing ERP with a review queue.

  • Python
  • Claude API
  • AWS

Manual data entry mostly gone

Team working together around a laptop

Inside the studio

“We don’t hand your project to a junior once the contract is signed. The people in the kickoff call are the people who build it.”
Ajij Ismail · Founder
Sticky notes and sketches covering a planning wall
Engineer working at a desk with two monitors
Weekly builds, on a real URL
Sheet 04Assembly order

How a build comes together.

Four phases, roughly six weeks for a first release. You see working software in week two, not a slide deck in week five.

Phase 01 — Discover

  1. Discover

    Week 1

    We sit with the people who will use the thing and map how the work happens today, including the parts nobody wrote down.

    • Scope note
    • Success measures
    • Fixed quote

  2. Design

    Weeks 1–2

    Flows first, then screens. You click a prototype and change your mind while changing your mind is still cheap.

    • Prototype
    • Design system
    • Content plan

  3. Build

    Weeks 2–5

    Weekly builds on a real URL. You watch it come together instead of waiting for a reveal at the end.

    • Weekly releases
    • Test coverage
    • Staging URL

  4. Run

    Ongoing

    We launch, watch the numbers, and keep shipping. Monitoring and updates are part of the deal, not an upsell.

    • Monitoring
    • Monthly report
    • Roadmap
Sheet 05Working agreement

The terms, before you have to ask for them.

Most of what goes wrong on a software project is contractual, not technical. Here is how we handle the four things clients ask about last and worry about first.

Four colleagues reviewing work together at a table
Mid-project reviewMumbai
Quote fixed
Week 1
Code owner
You
Build cadence
Weekly
Post-launch
12 months

  • One team, start to finish

    The designer who drew your screens and the engineer who built them are in the same conversation as you.

  • A fixed quote before we start

    Scope, price and dates agreed in writing in week one. If the scope moves, we re-quote before doing the work.

  • You own everything

    Repositories, domains, cloud accounts and design files are in your name from day one. No hostage situations.

  • We stay after launch

    Uptime monitoring, dependency updates and a monthly check-in are included for the first year.

Sheet 06ToolchainChosen for support life, not novelty
Sheet 07From the other side

What clients say when the invoices are paid.

Listed by role rather than name. The same three things come up every time: what it cost, who owned it, and how early they got to see it.

They asked about our warehouse before they asked about our logo. The build fit how we actually work.
OLOperations leadMulti-branch retailer
A fixed quote in week one and no surprise invoices after. That alone put them ahead of the last two agencies.
FOFounderServices business
Weekly links meant we caught the wrong turns early instead of at handover. Launch week was boring, which is the point.
PMProduct managerEducation platform
Sheet 08Notes and tolerances

Questions we get every week.

If yours is not here, ask it directly — you will get an answer from the person who would run your project, not a form response.

  • A marketing site with a CMS usually starts in the low lakhs; an app or an internal platform is more, depending on scope. You get a fixed quote after the discovery week, before any build work begins.

Still unsure

Send one paragraph about the problem.

You will get a plain answer on whether we are the right studio for it, and a rough range, usually the same day.

Message on WhatsAppsupport@quboid.in
Sheet 09Next step

Tell us what you’re building.

One call, thirty minutes, no deck. We will tell you what we would do first, what it would cost, and whether you need us at all.

Chat on WhatsApp

Available for new projects

+Y+X+Z
Speak to
Ajij Ismail
Email
support@quboid.in
Studio
Mumbai, India
Reply time
Same day