Cubeit lets you save, organize, and share content from different apps in one place.

April 1, 2016March 27, 2018 Geekopedia 0 Comment Accel Partners, Aggregation, Content, Cubeit, Helion Venture Partners.Bangalore, IIT Gandhi Nagar, Indian Startups

Cubeit is a mobile first content aggregation platform which lets you stay on top of your digital life. They think of a cube as a place where one can add any digital content, and be assured that one can access it anywhere, anytime, with a few taps. Cubeit lets you save, organize, and share content from different apps in one place. So if you’re collecting cool content about startups, a video about Musk goes in the same place as a tweet from Paul Graham, along with your thoughts in a note. Cubeit’s interface intelligently learns what you would like to do with your data and shows you only what you need. Save a location from Maps and you get handy buttons to navigate and call an Uber. Our search spans multiple apps, and gives results based on context, so you find exactly what you want when you want it. Cubeit also makes it easier to talk to friends about what you love – they support all types of content – because people matter, not apps.

The founders graduated from the Indian Institute of Technology in 2012, and have been working on multiple projects since. The team is really young (average age of 24) and are drawn from the best institutes in the country.The team is based in Bangalore, India Sarthak Jain – co founder and CEO: Sarthak’s expertise lies in machine learning, and has worked on everything from muscle signal decoding to Emotion recognition from images. Prathamesh Juvatkar – co founder and CTO: Prathamesh brings experience from his internships at California Institute of Technology and Marvell semiconductors. Nithin Gadiparthi – co founder and COO: Nithin has worked at Johns Hopkins on a project to monitor blood pressure by analyzing images of blood vessels.

The founders of Cubeit came together at IIT Gandhinagar, with a vision to revolutionize the way devices and content interact with each other. They are backed by early investors IIT Gandhinagar, Asha Jadeja Motwani (a Silicon Valley investor) and also by India’s top Venture Capital funds, Accel Partners and Helion Venture Partners.

Cubeit gives you a way to connect content from different apps in one place, which was not possible earlier. By standardizing all content as cards, you can now save a tweet, a video, a map location, an article, and a file all in one app.