Cyber Bee

Web3 and AI products for founders and fintech teams

Cyber Bee describes itself as a blockchain and AI development company, and its site says it works mainly with startup founders who want to ship a product quickly. Custom applications, DevOps and product management for enterprises remain part of what it offers, and the firm describes its work as running from early analysis through to hosting and maintenance. The current focus is on decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols, decentralized exchanges, liquidity platforms and decentralized applications, along with the tokenization of real-world assets such as property, commodities and funds. The firm says it has built more than 40 products across DeFi, AI agents and real-world asset platforms.

Smart contracts and mainnet launches

Smart contract work covers the design, testing and deployment of contract logic written for a particular business. The firm says its builds are security-tested and documented, and that they are handed over in a state another team can take on. It names Ethereum and Solana among the chains it builds on. Its site describes DeFi and crypto payment work in which it builds the contracts together with the investor dashboards around them, and says those systems are audited and deployed to a live network. Crypto payment systems and blockchain-based financial products are presented with faster settlement, lower fees and full auditability as their main claims.

AI agents built to replace manual workflows

The firm builds custom AI agents, large language model pipelines and automation workflows designed to take over manual processes. Its offer ranges from a standalone agent to a fuller agentic system in which several agents work together under custom logic. One of its products, an AI platform for DeFi, is described as a fully private deployment that uses no third-party APIs, which keeps the data inside the client's own environment.

How a project runs from whiteboard to launch

Work starts with a requirements session, usually a discussion held on a whiteboard, and then moves to design, prototyping and user testing before programming begins. The firm says each project goes through alpha, beta and release phases, with QA testing at every stage, and that its code is documented and kept under version control, so earlier states of a project can be restored. Clients can review changes in a separate staging environment before anything goes live. After launch the firm offers cloud or on-premise hosting and ongoing maintenance and optimization. It also offers to embed senior engineers in a client's own team, where they work as an extension of it rather than as an outside vendor.

Two products of its own

The site highlights an AI-driven DeFi risk and strategy platform, which it describes as replacing fragmented monitoring with real-time risk detection, liquidity provider analytics and yield scoring. It also lists a fractional Bitcoin mining platform, which it says runs on real hardware, offers live dashboards and presents its returns openly.