I had the pleasure of working with Retrocube to design an app for our departmental store chain. Our focus was to provide our users with the complete shopping experience online through an easy-to-navigate catalog while helping us maintain inventory at the backend. The app designed by Retrocube fulfilled all these purposes perfectly.

Our company offers interior design services and wanted to provide users with a unique experience using AR technology. We got in touch with Retrocube to make an app actualizing this vision. To our delight, the result was better than we expected. Our brand's app is one of the best apps in the market, catering to the interior designing service. Completely satisfied with our experience working with Retrocube.

I am a recurring client of Retrocube. I have already launched my app on the Play Store and App Store and am now in touch with the marketing team to market the app as well. I have had a wonderful experience with the Retrocube team and hope their marketing services will also be as effective as their app development.

Here is my honest and objective review about RetroCube Digital. I currently have an unfinished project with them that I never officially closed out (they offer unlimited revisions). However, I have no intention of continuing to work with them (my choice). I do not know the exact date of the last time I communicated with Retrocube, but my review is based on a series of experiences over time. I am going to discuss 4 key points: 1) When it comes to visual imagery and dynamic graphics, I consider them to be pretty good. No complaints there. In fact, they created what I would consider to be one of the most beautiful websites I have had. And, as previously explained, they do offer unlimited revisions. Those are the only reasons I gave two stars. 2) However. In order to get my website to look the way it did required extensive going back-and-forth with designers who had horrible attention to instruction. I have worked with several website designers since, and I can say with absolute certainty that RetroCube's attention to detail and instruction is the worst. I have devoted countless hours to carefully explaining what I wanted for the website in very clear wording with pictures and arrows to eliminate potential miscommunication, but I found myself constantly reexplaining instructions for my instructions. As a military man, I am very clear in my wording. Nothing vague about my communication. So, in my mind, their lack of attention to detail indicates some kind of laziness or complacency on their part. In order to get your website to look the way you want, you are going to need to devote a tremendous amount of time correcting RetroCube's many instances of not following instruction. 3) Another aggravating problem with RetroCube is the response lag time. Sometimes, if you're lucky, you may get the same-day or next-day response. Other times, nearly a week would go by with no change to the website and no response to my queries. The manager in charge of my website would often promise me some changes by a certain day and not fulfill his promise. Then, I would have to follow up with him and make attempts to get a response. More than once, I had to reach out to higher ups and even the owner of the company to get things done in a timely manner. And that brings me to my fourth point. 4) Matt, the owner of this company originally extended his direct support in helping me to resolve these issues, for which I was very grateful. Yet, after enough problems had occurred, he ceased communicating with me. This was not due to any heated discussions, for our conversations were always courteous and respectful. I reached out to him with email and text, but no response. I called his company and left several messages with his employees to inform him of my attempts to reach him, yet he still ignored me. He merely handed my case to his employees to handle. That may have helped me to rectify the problem, but it showed me that he no longer valued me enough as a customer to take the time to respond to me as he originally pledged to do. That conveyed to me the impression that Matt only views customers as short-term dollar signs that can be churned through like a conveyer belt. As the leader of his company, he doesn't seem to value long-term relationships with loyal customers, which is why (among several reasons) I am no longer one of his customers. His willingness to be so dismissive of a loyal customer clearly explains why there are so many negative reviews about RetroCube. A company is only as honorable as its leader. Based on what I’ve seen of other negative reviews, Retrocube has a habit of responding to these upsetting testimonials with reasonable-sounding excuses about why the problem wasn’t their fault. I’m sure that is what they will do with my review. And that tells us all another problem they have: no accountability. If you are searching for a solid website designer, I can tell you now . . . RetroCube will be a horrible investment and a waste of your time. I found much better website designers on Fiverr for a fraction of the cost and with much better customer service.

RetroCube even lies whenever they post responses to consumers post who are unhappy with their treacherous business practices. They do NOT respond and they offered me no refund even though they stole thousands from our company and after over a year, they continue to lie and post falsehood claiming what they did to resolve the matter. THEY ARE SCAMMERS!!!!

This company is not to be trusted. They work very hard to get your business and have talented individuals on the front end who are great at making the sell. However, the quality of service falls off a cliff once the project implementation begins. I entered into an agreement with them to build a website for my company. It was supposed to be delivered within 50 to 70 business days. Over five months later, not a single thing has been delivered and no responses to my multiple communications to Matthew J. Rhame who is identified as their Associate Vice President and the signer on the software agreement. My business suffered because we weren’t able to launch over the holiday season. DO NOT TRUST THIS COMPANY!

Poor communicators and coders, low credentials. Ask to look at the recent examples of their work and verify it to see for yourself. Many others are better. They spend much more time and money selling than they do coding.

If 0 was an option it would be it. This is by far the absolute worst company that promised us nothing but lies, and did kindergarten-style coding. We wasted over a year of time and tons of money for them to end up giving us a full refund and giving us nothing. BUYER BEWARE!! I’m posting this to make consumers and business owners alike aware that they should USE SOMEONE ELSE besides this company. BUYER B E W A R E - SHOP AROUND FIRST

Let me start with the original contact I made with James at Retro Cube. He was very helpful in the decision making process to move forward with my project for the Pet Bday App. From there I was introduced to Kevin the project manager and with him I was able to establish a scope of work that was clear and defined in a very short time. Kevin has been extremely helpful in all facets of the development of the Pet B day app. Through each phase of development Kevin and his team were very patient and understanding when creative alterations needed to be done and they were responsive each and every time.Kevin and the Retro Cube team deserve the highest marks for the professional delivery of the Pet B day app

I had a great experience working with Kevin and the Retrocube team during my app development project and they continue to help even after the development process is complete. I would recommend Retrocube to anyone.

They are very professional and give you want you want in a timely manner. I would recommend using retroCube and I will be using them for future work