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Qubbo is a small computer that runs your assistant. Plug it in. That’s the setup.
You said
9:02 PM
Put the lights in reading mode.
Living room and desk lamp, set.
500+ tools you already use
Most people have a chat window and no idea how to make it part of their day. Qubbo is the piece that was missing.
What it does
Type it or send a voice note. Qubbo does the rest with the tools you already use — and shows you what it did.
Chase the moneyChase the two invoices that are late — politely.
Two reminders sent
To Northwind and Verita. Your tone, just firmer.
Both marked as chased
It watches for the replies now.
You didn’t open your email once.
The team
For big asks, Qubbo brings in specialists — one researches, one books, one keeps the budget. They work at the same time and hand you back one answer.
Plan the Lisbon trip: flights, a hotel, and a three-day itinerary.
Bringing in the team
Travel
Comparing 62 flights
Two flights picked
Research
Reading 40 hotel reviews
A hotel in Alfama
Schedule
Blocking your dates
Dates held
Budget
Watching the total
$212 under budget
One plan, ready to approve
Flights at $412 · a hotel in Alfama · three days, hour by hour.
Some of the specialists
The researcher
Reads forty reviews so you read one.
The scheduler
Guards your calendar and books around it.
The travel planner
Watches fares, picks seats, holds rooms.
The bookkeeper
Chases invoices and keeps the numbers straight.
The writer
Drafts in your tone — emails, quotes, posts.
The web designer
Turns “I need a page” into a page.
The shopper
Compares prices, remembers your usual brand.
The archivist
Files, names, and finds every document.
A new one, made to order
If a task needs a specialist that doesn’t exist yet, Qubbo creates it on the spot — and keeps it for next time.
You talk to one. Many get to work.
Routines
A routine is anything you’d rather not ask twice. Describe it in a sentence — Qubbo runs it on time, every time, and stays quiet unless something needs you.
You write them in your own words. No menus, no settings.
Reads your email and your to-do list, then sends you today: three meetings, two things due, one email that needs you.
You say it once
“Every morning, check my email and my Todoist and tell me what my day looks like.”
The moment you leave work, the air conditioning comes on. You walk into a room at 72°F.
You say it once
“When I leave the office, cool the bedroom to 72.”
Sales, invoices paid, invoices pending — one clean sheet, every Friday, without being asked.
You say it once
“Every Friday, pull the week’s numbers into a sheet.”
Lights off, doors locked, everything down for the night. You say nothing.
You say it once
“At 11, turn the house off.”
Your home
Qubbo lives on your network — the same one your lights, speakers and appliances are on. So the house understands plain language now.
Lights
OnLiving room · dimmed to 40%
Air conditioning
72°F
Bedroom · cooling to 72°F
Washer
Cycle done in 42 min
Vacuum
Doing the kitchen
Speakers
Playing dinner jazz
Front door
Locked
TV
Movie night, queued up
If it’s on your Wi-Fi, Qubbo can talk to it.
For your life
Real asks, in plain words. Each one runs on the accounts you connect.
By the time you’re up, the inbox is sorted and your day fits in one short note.
Late invoices get polite nudges until they’re paid — and you see every word it sends.
Drop in a file and say what you want back. Stacks of pages become clean spreadsheets.
Tables, appointments, reminders — asked for in one line, confirmed in your calendar.
Prices, flights, replies — it keeps checking around the clock and pings you when it matters.
Every morning: yesterday’s sales, what’s running low, and the one thing that needs you.
If your week looks different, say it your way. Qubbo works from your words.
The difference
The same request, at the same minute, on the same Tuesday. One of them lives in a tab. The other one is plugged in.
The same request, to both
6:14 PM
Watch this flight and tell me if it drops below $450.
A chat window
Whichever one you already have open.
You · 6:14 PM
Watch this flight and tell me if it drops below $450.
Right now it’s $498. Ask me again any time and I’ll look it up.
6:14 PM
The session ended.
6:15 PM
You close the tab. The question closes with it.
Qubbo
On your desk, still plugged in.
WorkingStill going while the tab was closed.
Both are useful. Only one of them was still working at 2 in the morning.
That’s the whole difference. It isn’t smarter. It’s on.
One Tuesday
Nothing here needed you awake.
Eight things done. You did none of them.
Day to day
None of this needs setting up. It’s just how Qubbo behaves.
At 7:00 AM your day is six lines: what’s on, what’s due, what needs you. You read it with your coffee.
It happens every Friday. Routines run on their own, on time, without being reminded.
Send one from your phone the way you’d send it to a person. It gets done the same.
Your preferences stick. The way you like your emails signed, who gets copied, what “the usual” means.
Anything new gets shown to you first. You approve it once, or every time — your call.
Prices, flights, deadlines, replies — checked around the clock. It stays quiet until something matters, then pings your phone.
Hand it a PDF, a folder, a stack of receipts. Ask for the spreadsheet, the summary, the total.
WhatsApp, Telegram, or the screen on your desk. Same assistant, same memory, wherever you are.
Connected
Sign in to an account once, from the Qubbo screen. It stays connected.
500+
Connected tools
Email, calendar, files, messages, spreadsheets, invoices, your shop, your books. Connect an account once. Qubbo remembers it.
How you reach it
Voice or text, from the apps you already have open. Or walk up to the device.
Voice notes or text, from your phone.
Telegram
Same thread, same memory.
Turn on the air, I’m ten minutes away.
The Qubbo screen
Walk up to the device and ask.
Same assistant. Same memory. Wherever you are.
The device
Just the device and a power cable.
Nothing to install. Nothing to configure. Nothing else in the box.
Silver anodized aluminum. Matte. About the footprint of a small book.
Setting it up
Power and Wi-Fi. It turns on into the Qubbo screen.
Sign in to the tools you want it to use. Once each.
Plain language. Say it the way you’d tell a person.
Most people are done in a few minutes.
What it connects to
Qubbo only connects to the accounts you sign in to. Nothing else.
The full list is on the screen. You can disconnect any account whenever you want.
Nothing connects on its own.
Connected accounts
Two of these are turned off.
Who it’s for
Quotes, follow-ups, invoices chased, the inbox triaged, the weekly numbers pulled together.
Scheduling, client follow-up, documents handled, and the same report every month.
And never found a way to make it part of a normal day.
Calendars, reminders, forms, bookings, lists. The admin nobody else picks up.
An app stops when you close it. Qubbo stays on. The work keeps going, and everything stays connected from one day to the next.
That’s who it’s for. You plug it in and follow the screen. There’s nothing to install and nothing to configure.
Power, Wi-Fi, and signing in to the accounts you want it to use. Most people are done in a few minutes.
We’re taking names now. We’ll email you before it goes on sale in the United States. That’s the only email you’ll get.
Leave your email. We’ll tell you when Qubbo is ready.
Let’s start with your email.
