Jordan Lopez

Cubic Ship and Travelyt

The cubicship.com I rebuilt, on a phone. This is work for an independent operator, not for DHL corporate.

Since February 2026 I’ve done the sites and tools for Cubic Ship, an independent operator of 15 DHL Express counters in eight states. Travelyt, a checked-bag pickup service, hasn’t launched yet, but since March I’ve built its website, its iPhone app and the system behind them, from the first commit.

What I’ve made for Cubic Ship

It started with a translator for the counter and grew from there.

  1. cubicship.comLive

    Find the nearest of the 15 counters by ZIP or your location, then start a shipment request online. No account. I started the rebuild in March 2026, the new homepage went live in October, and real customers send their requests through it.

    It runs in 18 languages, including Arabic and Urdu right to left, and every language has its own link.

    First screen of the earlier cubicship.com I built, before the redesign
    Before: the earlier version I built.
    First screen of the new cubicship.com, with the counter finder under the headline
    Now: the new homepage, live since October 2026.
  2. Counter translatorBuilt

    A customer at the counter joins from their own phone, and the messages translate both ways. Staff check the order before it’s confirmed. I made the first version in February 2026 and rebuilt it in May.

  3. Training simulatorLive

    I built it so new counter staff can practice realistic customer shipments and get graded field by field. I started it in March 2026.

What I’ve made for Travelyt

The idea: check your bags in from home. It hasn’t launched yet, but I built the site, the app and the system.

  1. Travelyt’s websiteBefore launch

    I built the first version in March 2026, and the new one went live in October. You request a pickup, and the team confirms it before anything moves.

    The site explains the service planned for launch: bags are picked up, weighed and sealed at the door, then handed to the airline.

    I put the new site on a preview link before it went live, so they saw it first. Every bigger change goes that way.

    Travelyt’s website on a phone: “Your bags leave home before you do.” over an illustrated doorstep scene
    The website, live since October 2026. The scene is an illustration.
  2. Travelyt for iPhoneApp Store

    The same pickup requests from a phone. I built it and published it on the App Store in June 2026.

  3. Pickup request systemBefore launch

    It sits behind the site and the app and handles pickup requests. I built it in August 2026.

    Next is the launch checklist. It has to be finished before the first real bag moves.

Want this for your business? I’ll write back myself.

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