CodeBoxx Technology is taking orders for CrewKit Forge, an AI software factory that companies own and install in their own buildings.
The appliance is a one-meter cube, about 3.3 feet per side. CodeBoxx says it runs the equivalent workload of up to 20 AI-equipped software development professionals in parallel on local AI models. Routine code work runs on the unit. When a job needs frontier-scale reasoning or a very long context, the system escalates it to a private AI cloud and logs the decision.
CodeBoxx says it built the product inside its own software delivery business. Across seven client platforms, it estimates about $14.9 million in savings compared with a traditional 2022 development team. In four benchmark studies, it reports an average of 5.2 times faster delivery at 78% lower cost. The company labels the traditional-team comparisons as its own estimates.
The Florida Details
CodeBoxx has offices in St. Petersburg, Florida, and Quebec City. It unveiled CrewKit Forge on Oct. 22 at the Titan 100 Tampa Bay awards gala at the Yuengling Center, where founder and CEO Nicolas Genest was honored for the second year in a row as one of the region's top executives.
CodeBoxx installs the appliance on site in the United States and Canada. A fully refundable $2,500 deposit holds a configuration and a place in the deployment queue.