CyberBEAK

Custom platforms for five kinds of business

CyberBEAK builds web platforms with senior-led engineering teams, and describes itself as a custom software house. The firm says its work falls into five groups: AI products and automation, auction platforms, marketplaces, SaaS and business platforms, and logistics platforms. It says its engineers are embedded in each client's problem, with no agency layer in between.

AI products, from prototype to production

The AI work covers LLM-based features, retrieval pipelines, and agents embedded in existing business workflows. The firm describes the aim as intelligence designed for the client rather than a subscription tool bolted on, and it names OpenAI and Claude among the model providers it works with.

Real-time auction platforms

For auction businesses the firm describes bidding infrastructure that propagates bids in under 200 milliseconds, with anti-sniping protection, KYC checks and multi-lot management. The platforms are built for vehicles, art, commodities and other assets.

Marketplaces with escrow and seller portals

Multi-vendor marketplaces, both business-to-business and business-to-consumer, are built with escrow, seller portals and search that the firm says is designed to scale. It names Stripe Connect for seller payments and Elasticsearch for discovery.

Multi-tenant SaaS and logistics software

Its SaaS work produces systems that serve many tenants, with recurring billing, role-based portals and white-label configuration, which the firm presents as more flexible than an off-the-shelf product and quicker to deliver than an in-house build. Its logistics platforms cover fleet tracking, dispatch automation, carrier integrations and customer shipment portals, configured for each operation.

How an engagement runs

The firm describes a first call followed by four stages: discovery, which maps the problem and tests the technical approach; architecture, which settles system design, the technology stack, the data model and API contracts; delivery, in two-week sprints with live staging environments and weekly demonstrations; and launch and support, covering production deployment, monitoring, handover documentation and optional sprint retainers.

Sectors and clients

The firm lists vehicle remarketing, logistics and freight, automotive SaaS, ecommerce and retail, marketplaces, enterprise SaaS, edtech, proptech, insurtech, real estate, healthcare technology and fintech among the sectors it has built for. It says it has clients in the UK, the USA, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, and it also offers team augmentation, placing developers or whole teams inside a client's own project.