Cubish Launches Groundbreaking App to Transform Real-World Spaces into Digital Ecosystems
Italian startup Cubish has unveiled a revolutionary platform designed to merge the physical and digital worlds, introducing more than 5.1 trillion geolocated digital spaces that redefine how people interact with information and their surroundings. The app, now available on the App Store, Google Play, and www.cubish.com, represents what the company calls the first operational infrastructure of the Spatial Web.
Founded after four years of research and development, Cubish addresses a common digital challenge: finding the right content in the right place at the right time. By mapping the Earth’s surface into 10-meter by 10-meter units known as Cubes, the platform creates unique, location-specific digital containers where users can upload, share, and explore content directly tied to real-world spaces.
Each Cube hosts Cube Domains—exclusive digital spaces available in Free or Pro versions—allowing users to create multiple domains within the same Cube or expand their digital presence across multiple locations worldwide. This feature enables a dynamic, distributed network of digital content that goes beyond traditional social media or search engines.
“Cubish was born from a simple yet powerful insight: digital content shouldn’t live far from its creator, but in the places that carry meaning,” said Dorian Lazzari, CEO of Cubish. “With Cubish, what you preserve isn’t just accessible—it’s rooted in space, tangible, and connected. We’ve laid the foundation for something entirely new, and this is just the beginning.”
Cubish’s infrastructure is safeguarded by a Patent Pending system covering current features and future immersive technologies, ensuring scalability and preventing overlap of digital layers in physical spaces. Future updates will continue to expand the ecosystem’s capabilities, cementing Cubish’s role as a pioneer of the Spatial Web.
Designed for inclusivity and everyday use, Cubish offers a new way to communicate, explore, and experience the world—reactivating physical spaces and making them interactive, alive, and digitally enriched.