# Aviocube: full text > Aviocube is an aviation software studio and consultancy operated by Avioverse Ltd, based in Cyprus. It builds four aviation apps (Avioverse, Manuals, MXcourse and SHIFT — Don't Stamp!) and consults for aircraft operators, maintenance organisations and training organisations. This file is the plain-text version of https://aviocube.com for language models and assistants. Last updated: 2026-09-27. ## At a glance | No. | Name | What it is | Status | |---|---|---|---| | 01 | Avioverse | A second brain for aviation work, with safety and compliance modules | Coming soon, expected October 2026 | | 02 | Manuals | Controlled aviation manuals, without the formatting fight | Coming soon, expected January 2027 | | 03 | MXcourse | Online aviation courses with verifiable certificates | Live, controlled access | | 04 | SHIFT — Don't Stamp! | A game about the call before the signature | Live, beta | | 05 | Consulting | Manuals, audits, training, digital tools | Available now | - Website: https://aviocube.com - Email: hello@aviocube.com - Early access and enquiries form: https://aviocube.com/#contact - Company: Avioverse Ltd - Based in: Cyprus - Regulatory context: EASA rules (European Union Aviation Safety Agency), including Part-M, Part-CAMO, Part-145, Part-147 and Part-IS ## What Aviocube does Aviocube builds aviation apps and consults on the work behind them. Each app covers one part of the same job: 1. Know the rule: Avioverse. 2. Write the procedure: Manuals. 3. Train the people: MXcourse. 4. Make the right call: SHIFT — Don't Stamp! Consulting sits across all four, and Aviocube is the studio that designs, builds and supports them. ## Apps ### 01 Avioverse A second brain for aviation work. Avioverse is a workbench for aviation professionals and teams, small and large, working to EASA rules. It keeps regulations, manuals, technical records and your own working context in one place, with an assistant that shows the source behind every answer. Safety and compliance modules are built in. - For: aviation professionals, and teams small and large, working to EASA rules, such as continuing airworthiness (CAMO), maintenance, safety, quality and compliance staff, instructors and independent contractors - Modules: safety (risk assessments, safety performance indicators and reporting forms) and compliance (audit programmes, checklists and findings) - Status: coming soon, expected October 2026 - Home: https://avioverse.io ### 02 Manuals Aviation manuals. Less formatting. More clarity. Manuals lets organisations write, review, approve and publish controlled manuals in one place. Contents, page revisions and read confirmations take care of themselves, so every reader stays on the current issue. - For: aircraft operators, CAMOs, Part-145 maintenance organisations and training organisations - Status: coming soon, expected January 2027 - Name: "Manuals" is a working title ### 03 MXcourse Aviation training for the work your team does. MXcourse offers online initial, recurrent and specialist courses. Organisations buy seats for their team and assign learners, and every pass ends in a certificate anyone can verify. - For: aviation teams, and the people on them - Status: live, with controlled access - Home: https://mxcourse.net ### 04 SHIFT — Don't Stamp! A little airport. Four jobs. Your call. SHIFT — Don't Stamp! (SHIFT for short) is a free browser game about aviation decisions across safety, compliance, engineering and human factors, set at a fictional airport. Players read the evidence, choose what to do and find out why it mattered. Sometimes the right move is not to sign: stopping is a win. It is decision practice, not maintenance data, a professional authorisation or a training certificate. - For: engineers, learners and anyone who signs for work - Status: live, in beta - Home: https://dontstamp.com ## 05 Consulting The work behind the apps, done with you. Available now. Before the apps there was the work, and Aviocube still does it. Consulting is for aircraft operators, maintenance organisations and training organisations. Services: - Manual authoring and revision - Part-IS (information security) implementation - IOSA preparation and audit support - Training design and delivery - Compliance and audit support - Aviation digital tools and AI agents To start a conversation, use the form at https://aviocube.com/#contact or email hello@aviocube.com. ## How the apps connect The website shows the apps as the faces of one cube. The four apps wrap around its sides in the order of the job, consulting sits on top and touches every face, and Aviocube is the base. 1. The rule next to the procedure (Avioverse and Manuals): manual sections become searchable in Avioverse, beside the regulation they answer to. Planned. 2. The procedure becomes the course (Manuals and MXcourse): forms and quizzes are written once, then used in the manual and in training. Planned. 3. Learn it, then practise it (MXcourse and SHIFT): a course teaches the standard, and the game tests it under pressure. 4. Real cases, safe mistakes (SHIFT and Avioverse): game scenarios start from real airworthiness directives in the Avioverse library, which closes the loop. 5. Consulting touches every face: what Aviocube learns on client work goes back into each app. 6. One cube underneath: one studio designs, builds and supports all of them. ## Contact - Early access and enquiries form: https://aviocube.com/#contact. Choose Early access, Consulting, Partnership or Other. For early access, pick the apps you are interested in. - Email: hello@aviocube.com - Details sent through the form are used only to reply and, for early access, to say when the app opens. Privacy notice: https://aviocube.com/privacy ## Frequently asked questions ### What is Aviocube? Aviocube is an aviation software studio and consultancy. It builds four aviation apps (Avioverse, Manuals, MXcourse and SHIFT — Don't Stamp!) and consults for aircraft operators, maintenance organisations and training organisations. ### Who is behind Aviocube? Aviocube is operated by Avioverse Ltd and is based in Cyprus. ### Is Avioverse the same as Aviocube? No. Avioverse is one of Aviocube's apps: a workbench and second brain for aviation professionals and their teams. Aviocube is the studio behind all the apps and the consulting. The company that operates them is Avioverse Ltd. ### When will the apps launch? SHIFT — Don't Stamp! is live in beta and free to play at https://dontstamp.com. MXcourse is live with controlled access at https://mxcourse.net. Avioverse is expected in October 2026 and Manuals in January 2027. ### How do I get early access? Use the form at https://aviocube.com/#contact, choose Early access and tick the apps you want. Aviocube will write when they open. SHIFT needs no sign-up: play it at https://dontstamp.com. ### Does Avioverse cover safety and compliance? Yes. Alongside the regulation library and assistant, Avioverse has safety modules (risk assessments, safety performance indicators and reporting forms) and compliance modules (audit programmes, checklists and findings). They support the organisation's own compliance monitoring; they are not an EASA certification. ### Does Aviocube offer aviation consulting? Yes, available now: manual authoring and revision, Part-IS implementation, IOSA preparation and audit support, training design and delivery, compliance and audit support, and aviation digital tools and AI agents. ### Which regulations do the apps and services work with? Mainly EASA rules, including Part-M, Part-CAMO, Part-145, Part-147 and Part-IS. ### Is SHIFT a training course? No. SHIFT — Don't Stamp! is a game for practising decisions. It is not maintenance data, a professional authorisation or a training certificate. For structured courses that end in a certificate, see MXcourse. ### How do I contact Aviocube? Email hello@aviocube.com or use the form at https://aviocube.com/#contact.