Someone invites you
There is no sign-up page to find. You join a cubby because a member sent you an invitation, and that invitation is what creates your access.
Auraware product
Private, invite-only media sharing. A cubby holds photos and video for a named group of people, and for nobody else.
There is no sign-up page to find. You join a cubby because a member sent you an invitation, and that invitation is what creates your access.
Add photos and video from your phone or the web. Everything lands in the cubby it was shared to and stays scoped to that cubby's members.
No public profiles, no shareable links to the open internet, no recommendation feed showing your media to strangers.
A native application for phones and tablets.
Distributed through Google Play.
A native application for iPhone and iPad.
Distributed through the App Store.
The full client in a browser, for uploading and reviewing at a desk.
No installation required.
Store listings are managed by Auraware. If you are looking for a download link and cannot find one, ask us — some builds are distributed only to invited groups.
No. Invitation is the only route in, by design. If you believe you should have access to a cubby, ask the person who runs it to invite you.
The members of the cubby you shared it to. Media is not surfaced outside that cubby, and there is no public view of your account.
Use the contact form and choose PocketCubby support. Tell us your platform and app version so we can reproduce the problem.
Send a request through the contact form under Privacy or data request, and see our privacy policy.