Client work
Abiran
A storefront and content system for a luxury ethnic wear label, with a footer poured in liquid metal.
View case studyWork shipped for Zara, Godrej, Lodha and more
The product studio. One team from idea to launch.
We plan, design and engineer web apps, platforms and mobile products.
We love the start of a project. An idea, a rough sketch, a feeling that this could become something real.
But then comes the hard part… "Finding the right people."
Explaining the idea again and again and again…
One person to scope it. Another to design it.
An agency to build it. A developer who wasn't in any of the meetings.
Somewhere along the way the idea starts to lose its edges. And trust us, it isn't you, and it isn't the designers or the developers.
What's the real problem?
It's
- Too many people
- Too many files
- Too many versions of the truth
A product isn't meant to be passed down a line. It's meant to be planned, designed and built in one place.
What's the fix?
That's why we built
Not as another agency.
Not as a marketplace of freelancers…
But as one team that sees the whole picture:
About KUBA
There's a reason we draw our logo in steel. Rebar is known for one thing:
Structure
It's the steel inside concrete. Nobody sees it once the building is finished, but it's the reason the building stands.
That's how we build products. Structure first: the logic, the flows, the data. Then everything you can see.
Different products. Different audiences. Different energy.
Same care underneath. See it for yourself :)
Selected work
Real projects, from storefronts to platforms and tools. Explore what we built and how we approached each one.
What we do
We build products. Planning, design and engineering are the parts. Bring us the whole thing, or just the part you're missing.
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Products, end to end
Web apps, platforms and mobile products taken from a rough idea to a live release. Scope, flows, interface, build and launch, carried by one team.
Start a product - 02
Engineering
Front ends, back ends and integrations on a modern stack, tested on real devices and structured so your team can keep changing them.
Start a build - 03
Design
Research, user flows, interfaces and design systems, plus the brand identity that makes the product recognisable. Part of every build, or on its own.
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Websites
Marketing and launch sites for the product, with motion and SVG animation that earn attention, on a CMS your team can run without us.
Start a website
How we figure things out
Good products are mostly good decisions. This is how we get to them, one step at a time, with you in the room.
How we work
Careful about the details that matter. If something doesn't feel right, we don't ship it.
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Clarity before decoration
Every feature and every visual choice has to earn its place, or it goes.
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Design and code, together
Ideas get tested in the browser early, not discovered broken at the end.
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Work in the open
You see progress every week, including the rough parts.
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Built to last
Clean systems and documentation, so your team can run with it after launch.
Tools we build with
- Figma
- Next.js
- Astro
- React
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- WebGL
- SVG motion
Still in doubt?
Maybe these help. The questions we hear most, answered plainly.
What does a typical project look like?
Most start with a short discovery phase, then move through structure, design and build in rounds with regular reviews. You get a clear scope and timeline before any work begins.
Can you take a product from idea to launch?
Yes, that is most of what we do. The same team plans, designs and engineers it, so nothing gets lost in hand-off. We can also take on just the design, or build from designs you already have.
How do we get started?
Send us a brief, email us or message us on WhatsApp. We reply within 24 hours with questions, then a proposal covering scope, timeline and cost.
Can you work with our in-house team?
Yes. We regularly work alongside founders, product managers and developers, inside the tools your team already uses.
What happens after launch?
We can stay on for improvements, new features and maintenance, or hand everything over cleanly with documentation.
Okay, so you've probably seen enough by now.
The work makes sense.
The approach feels familiar.
And the process doesn't feel heavy.
The next step doesn't need convincing, it just needs a decision