LunchBox ClassX (LCBX) is a Canadian software studio. We ship our own apps on Google Play — and we build private APIs, automation and full custom products for people with an idea and a deadline.
Small, focused tools that do one thing properly — no clutter, no dark patterns, no account required to get going.
That sinking feeling halfway to work — did I actually lock the door? Tap once when you leave and the answer is waiting for you.
Get the sun without the burn. Tan Alert watches the UV conditions where you are and tells you when to head out — and when to get in the shade.
Save the videos you're allowed to save and watch them offline — on the plane, on the subway, anywhere the signal gives up.
Our next app is in the build — and this one's launching on both platforms. Brawl Matcher is being designed to take the guesswork out of finding the right match-up. Full details, screenshots and the finished logo land here closer to launch.
Sky Divers Air Patrol is coming to mobile, on Android and iOS. Full details, screenshots and gameplay will be added to this page closer to launch.
Our own apps are only half of what we do. LCBX is best known for powerful private APIs and scalable business tools — and we take on client work. If you can describe it, we can build it.
REST or GraphQL endpoints, auth, rate limiting, docs and hosting. The kind of API your product can actually be built on — and the kind we're known for.
Idea to Play Store listing: design, build, store assets, release and the updates after. We've done it for our own apps three times over.
Models that solve a specific problem — prediction, classification, analysis — wired into something you can actually use, not a notebook nobody opens.
Marketing sites, internal tools, admin panels and the reporting screens that make a business legible at a glance.
Stitch your tools together, kill the manual steps, and let the boring work happen on a schedule instead of on your evenings.
Games, entertainment projects, one-off scripts, a rescue mission on someone else's half-finished codebase. Ask — the answer is usually yes.
An app, an API, a tool that saves your team ten hours a week — send over the idea and we'll tell you honestly what it takes to build it.