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We build learning platforms that organizations actually depend on.
For over 13 years, Cubite has been the engineering team behind custom LMS platforms for enterprises, universities, nonprofits, and developer education companies. We specialize in Open edX and custom-built learning systems — from emergency migrations to headless architectures to platforms serving hundreds of thousands of learners.
Open edX Development — Customization, hosting, upgrades, and integrations. We've migrated platforms through 12 Open edX releases, built headless LMS architectures with LTI, and implemented everything from custom XBlocks to enterprise SSO.
Custom LMS Development — When Open edX isn't the right fit, we build from scratch using Next.js, React, TypeScript, and Tailwind. Multi-tenant, AI-powered, white-label — whatever the platform needs to be.
Managed Hosting & Support — We don't disappear after launch. Our longest client partnership is 7 years and counting. We handle infrastructure, updates, monitoring, and scaling so your team can focus on content and learners.
| Sector | Clients |
|---|---|
| Corporate Training | Starbucks, Chef (Progress) |
| Developer Education | Redis Labs, InterSystems |
| Higher Education | ASU, University of Washington, The Open University |
| Global Health | DHIS2 (University of Oslo) |
| Nonprofit | EMPath, Aquent Gymnasium |
| Enterprise SaaS | Snowflake, Appsembler |
We're not a dev shop that takes a spec and delivers a build. We're a technical partner that understands learning platforms deeply enough to challenge assumptions, suggest better approaches, and stick around to evolve the platform as your needs change.
Every engagement starts with understanding your actual problem — not selling a pre-built solution. We've built mobile apps for Starbucks, converted Open edX into a headless CMS for Redis, implemented progressive authentication profiling for Chef, and migrated EMPath's entire platform in 72 hours when their previous provider shut down.
Different problems. Same engineering rigor.