A small, independent software studio building tools we actually use every day.
Qubos LLC started in 2024 with a simple frustration: scheduling a meeting shouldn't require a 10-email thread, and your inbox shouldn't feel like a second job. We looked at the existing tools, found them either too complex or too rigid, and decided to build alternatives.
CalendarMe was our first product — a scheduling tool where the host stays in control and invitees simply share available times through a chat-like interface. No account required for guests, no subscription fees, no calendar access demands. It launched, people used it, and it worked.
Emailsdaily followed shortly after. We noticed our own inboxes had become unmanageable — important emails buried under newsletters, notifications, and promotional content nobody asked for. Emailsdaily sorts the signal from the noise so you can focus on what matters.
We're bootstrapped by choice. No venture capital, no pressure to “scale at all costs.” We grow at the pace that lets us maintain quality. Every feature ships because it solves a real problem, not because it looks good on a pitch deck.
Build software that removes friction from everyday work. Not by adding more features, but by deeply understanding the problem and designing the simplest effective solution. We believe the best tools are the ones you barely notice using — they just work, quietly saving you time.
A world where productivity tools respect your time instead of demanding it. Where scheduling takes 30 seconds instead of 30 minutes. Where your inbox shows you what matters without you having to dig. We want to build a small suite of tools that genuinely make people's workdays better.
These aren't corporate values painted on a wall. They're the principles we actually use to make decisions.
Both products solve problems we face daily. If we wouldn't use it ourselves, we don't build it. This keeps us honest about what actually matters.
Small, regular releases. We don't disappear for months — we push improvements every week. Users notice, and it builds trust.
We'd rather have 5 well-executed features than 50 half-baked ones. Every feature we add is a feature we have to maintain forever.
No investors, no board meetings. We answer to our users, not a growth chart. This lets us optimize for quality over quantity.
Every technical decision has pros and cons. We document them, discuss them openly, and pick the approach that serves users best long-term.
Good software takes time. We don't cut corners on architecture, testing, or accessibility. The code we write today has to work reliably for years.
We're a small team that values focus, autonomy, and thoughtful work over busywork and meetings.
We're always happy to hear from people — whether it's feedback, questions, partnership ideas, or just to say hi.