Open
Bring what you already run. Any device, any carrier, any cloud, any AI model. Every lock-in mechanism available to a platform company is one we chose not to use — which means we have to keep being worth using.
/ Why IoT Cube /
Built to stay useful after the first use case.
Most connected projects succeed once and then fragment. A second use case means a second vendor, a second database and a second login — and three years later nobody can answer a question that crosses both. This platform exists to prevent that.
Reusable
Connectivity, identity, security, hosting and multi-tenancy are solved once, underneath everything. Your second use case inherits all of it. So does your tenth.
Operational
Nothing here ends in a chart. Every capability ends in an alert, a work order, a notification or a record. If a feature only produces a dashboard, it is not finished.
Saudi built
Made here, for how operations actually run here — the distances, the heat, the regulation, the pace of construction. Your data stays in the Kingdom, on infrastructure you can name in a tender.
Extensible
The eleventh use case costs a fraction of the first. That is not a sales claim. It is the arithmetic of a shared foundation, and eleven products are the evidence.
/ The comparison /
What you are probably comparing us to.
| Fleet platforms | Global IoT platforms | Project integrators | IoT Cube | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scope | One asset class | Device management, broad | Whatever was scoped | One layer, every use case |
| Data residency | Their cloud | Region added later | Varies by project | In the Kingdom by default |
| Devices | Their compatibility list | Broad but rigid | Whatever was procured | Whatever you already own |
| AI model | Theirs | Theirs | Theirs | Yours |
| Second use case | New vendor | New module, new cost | New project, new scope | Same foundation |
| Proof | Reference customers | Global logos | Delivered projects | Eleven products running on it |
We do not win the scale comparison, and we do not try to. We win the one that matters three years in: what happens when the business asks a question that crosses two systems.
/ Sovereignty /
Sovereign is a place, not a promise.
Data stored and processed inside Saudi Arabia, on infrastructure you can name in a tender document. Access governed by role, logged by default, and reviewable by your own team. Where policy requires deployment into your own cloud tenancy or your own site, the platform runs there without becoming a different product.
Sovereignty is usually sold as a paid upgrade that arrives next quarter. Here it is the starting position, because the platform was built inside the same regulatory environment you operate in.
Data resident in the Kingdom- Aligned to national data protection and cybersecurity requirements
- Tenant isolation and role-based access control
- Full audit trail across users, actions and devices
- Deployment into your own cloud or site where policy requires it
Bring us the decision that takes too long today.
Start with the problem. IoT Cube provides the foundation underneath.