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Browser Use is a technology company specializing in web accessibility software for AI agents. It enables AI agents to interact with websites by extracting interactive elements, managing multiple browser tabs, and supporting custom actions. The company's software combines visual understanding with HTML extraction, allowing developers to build capable web-based AI agents using various large language models.

Outerbase is a technology company that provides a user-friendly database platform designed for backend management. It offers an interface that allows users to view, edit, and modify data, as well as generate visual dashboards without the need to write SQL code. The platform includes data pipeline preparation services and fosters collaboration by enabling users and developers to manage and run queries on data seamlessly. By simplifying the process of data management, Outerbase aims to enhance performance and accessibility for its users.

Pierre is a platform for building software.

Trigger.Dev is a workflow automation platform that simplifies the management of complex processes for developers. By facilitating API integrations, it allows users to create workflows that can be triggered by specific events, scheduled tasks, or executed on demand. The platform streamlines API calls by managing authentication, thereby enhancing usability. Additionally, Trigger.Dev provides monitoring capabilities for every API call, ensuring that developers receive alerts when issues arise. This enables businesses to effectively utilize both third-party and internal application programming interfaces at scale without the need for server infrastructure.

PaxCorp imagines a world where developers, designers, and no-coders can all create software, together.

Hathora is a developer of a multiplayer gaming development framework that facilitates the creation and launch of online games. The company provides a cloud platform designed for running applications at scale, equipped with features such as autoscaling, multi-region deployments, monitoring analytics, and migration management. This platform allows game developers to concentrate on the specific functionalities of their games, while Hathora's framework effectively manages the underlying infrastructure and essential abstractions needed to prototype and scale games efficiently. By streamlining the development process, Hathora aims to enhance the gaming experience for both developers and players.

Turntable is a developer of an AI-powered data discovery and visualization platform aimed at enhancing the efficiency of data teams. The company's toolkit facilitates the creation and management of data pipelines, significantly reducing the time and cost associated with data transformation processes. By enabling collaborative efforts, Turntable allows data teams to find, contextualize, and transform data rapidly, without requiring engineering support. Key features of the platform include integration across various technology stacks, data preparation, data integration, and data visualization, streamlining the workflow for users involved in data management and analysis.

dWallet Labs is a developer of a cybersecurity platform that specializes in blockchain technology. The company focuses on creating trustless access control solutions that enhance both offensive and defensive cybersecurity measures. Its platform offers a secure and programmable decentralized access layer for web3, utilizing dynamic, decentralized wallets to sign transactions across various blockchain networks. By leveraging universally adopted signing algorithms, dWallet Labs enables organizations to transform the management of digital assets, enhancing how these assets are stored, utilized, and connected to the real world. This innovative approach adds a fully decentralized layer of dynamic and stateful access control, positioning dWallet Labs as a key player in the evolution of digital asset security.

Dropbase is a developer platform to build internal tools and apps for customer success, support, and operation teams. With Dropbase, you can build admin panels, billing support dashboards, and other internal tools in minutes, with just SQL and Python.

Highlight develops a platform for debugging apps and gives full transparency into the errors, interactions, and performance metrics. They believe that by giving people the best tools to solve customer and engineering issues, they can spend more time building their business, and less time searching through logs, manually trying to reproduce errors, and investing too early in their support processes.

Twisp is a developer-focused company that provides a cloud-based financial database equipped with accounting primitives, aimed at facilitating the creation of core financial ledger systems. Its platform enables developers to manage credit and debit transactions, balances, and financial insights efficiently, regardless of scale. By allowing users to prepare sub-ledgers that can replicate and reconcile external systems of record, Twisp simplifies the management of financial transactions. The company emphasizes ease of use, enabling developers to declare composable, extensible, and scalable financial ledgers as effortlessly as creating a database table. Additionally, its pay-per-use model supports quick testing and incremental adoption, catering to the diverse needs of developers in the financial domain.

Battlesnake is an online platform that engages users in programming through multiplayer gaming. It offers a unique environment for individuals to learn new technologies, enhance their coding skills, and participate in programming competitions. By fostering collaboration and celebrating diverse skill levels, Battlesnake not only provides a fun and interactive way to practice programming but also supports the development of communities centered around open-source software. The platform is designed to make programming accessible and enjoyable for friends and colleagues alike.

Grafbase is a company founded in 2021 and based in San Francisco, California, that specializes in API management through its innovative data platform. The platform allows developers to create and deploy projects locally via the terminal, facilitating rapid development and deployment of GraphQL APIs. Grafbase emphasizes secure self-hosted deployment options, exceptional query speed, and advanced governance, ensuring reliable and enterprise-grade performance. By streamlining the transition from idea to production, Grafbase enables developers to focus on building applications without the complexities of managing infrastructure, offering instant serverless backends that enhance the overall development experience.

Pipekit is a company that specializes in scaling data pipelines for enterprises through its workflow management platform. The platform is designed to assist teams in running Argo Workflows, catering specifically to data teams and DevOps. Pipekit offers a range of tools that include data pipeline management, Kubernetes management, resource cost control, built-in logging, multi-cluster workflow management, and integrated Docker registry management. By providing these solutions, Pipekit enables clients to efficiently execute distributed jobs on Kubernetes clusters, enhancing their operational capabilities and streamlining data processes.

Moving Parts develops a scalable library of reusable UI components for mobile applications. These components snap together easily, extend the native design language, and adhere to practices around localization, accessibility, and platform conventions.

Founded in 2021, Aviator is a San Francisco-based developer productivity platform. It automates repetitive workflows for software teams, enabling them to build faster and more efficiently by eliminating mundane tasks.

Fix is an all-in-one dashboard for security engineers. Prioritize top risks by combining user, resource, and configuration data. Plus, get actionable remediation recommendations for your DevOps team.

Plumbr is changing the way software is developed - and making software engineers more efficient in the process!

Feathery provides a low‑code platform that enables product teams to create and deploy data intake workflows, forms, and user journeys. It supports automatic deployment, SEO indexing, integration with popular frameworks and search engines, and is used by industries such as insurance, financial services, and healthcare to streamline data collection and improve control and speed.

Mage is a developer of an open-source coding tool that empowers businesses to leverage artificial intelligence for predictive analytics. The platform enables users to create and deploy machine-learning models efficiently, allowing for applications in areas such as churn prevention, product recommendations, and customer lifetime value assessment. By facilitating the import and transformation of data from various sources, Mage's technology simplifies the process of building, training, and integrating data into applications. The company's mission is to make AI technology accessible, enabling businesses to enhance customer experiences through innovative solutions.

Battlesnake is an online platform that engages users in programming through multiplayer gaming. It offers a unique environment for individuals to learn new technologies, enhance their coding skills, and participate in programming competitions. By fostering collaboration and celebrating diverse skill levels, Battlesnake not only provides a fun and interactive way to practice programming but also supports the development of communities centered around open-source software. The platform is designed to make programming accessible and enjoyable for friends and colleagues alike.

Specto is a mobile application performance monitoring platform established in 2019 and headquartered in San Francisco, California. Designed by developers for developers, the platform simplifies the integration process, allowing users to collect vital performance metrics with minimal coding. Specto’s proprietary dashboard enables businesses to monitor their mobile applications effectively, providing insights into performance issues and their underlying causes. By combining data analysis with industry expertise, Specto equips clients with actionable insights to enhance their applications' performance and usability. The company is committed to offering hands-on support to ensure seamless implementation and optimal use of its technology.

DeepSource is a modern static analysis platform designed to enhance code quality and security for software development teams. It continuously analyzes code to identify security vulnerabilities, performance issues, bug risks, and anti-patterns, enabling developers to discover and automatically resolve these issues before deploying code to production. The platform serves as a central hub for organizations, providing the necessary tools to ensure that software is maintainable and secure. By equipping developers with insights into potential bugs and security risks, DeepSource facilitates informed decision-making and prioritization in the development process.

Release is a company that specializes in simplifying the development process by providing a staging management toolkit. This toolkit allows users to define environments, resources, workflows, and hostnames, enabling the creation of development, staging, demo, and production environments based on templates automatically derived from docker-compose files. By eliminating the need to manage underlying infrastructure, Release enables businesses to automate the deployment process, ensuring that environments are automatically generated and updated with each code change or pull request. Additionally, users can manually deploy environments through the Release user interface. Founded in 2019 by Tommy, David, and Erik, Release aims to enhance collaborative development cycles by streamlining integration with existing tools and facilitating permanent production environments.

PostHog is an open‑source product analytics platform that enables developers to understand how users interact with their applications. The platform automatically captures events, provides visual analytics, filtering, group analysis, session recordings, funnels, feature flags, and experimentation tools. It integrates with monitoring services and supports testing and deployment of new features. Founded in 2020, the company is headquartered in San Francisco.

Gold Fig Labs Inc. is a U.S.-based company founded in 2019 that specializes in providing a version control tool for settings pages aimed at infrastructure teams. The company offers a Chrome extension that allows users to track and manage version changes in code, complete with a detailed log of modifications accessible via a permanent URL for reference in GitHub issues. Additionally, Gold Fig's tool includes features to facilitate onboarding for new team members, enabling the replay of settings between staging and production environments and reviewing configuration changes. This functionality helps infrastructure teams capture the intent behind workflow changes, simplifying the process of recording and tracking modifications.

Draftbit develops a drag-and-drop software platform that enables companies to create mobile apps efficiently. Founded in 2017, the company is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois.

Fuzzbuzz, Inc. is a company that specializes in automated software security through its innovative fuzzing platform, which tests code for vulnerabilities and bugs. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, Fuzzbuzz integrates its security solutions into the DevOps workflow, simplifying the management and setup of complex infrastructures. The platform not only alerts users to identified bugs but also deduplicates and categorizes them to minimize noise and false positives, allowing for efficient analysis through its web interface. Additionally, it offers a flexible testing framework, generates code coverage reports, and provides statistical insights into software performance and developer productivity, thereby helping clients safeguard their software against malware and digital threats.

Fuzzbuzz, Inc. is a company that specializes in automated software security through its innovative fuzzing platform, which tests code for vulnerabilities and bugs. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, Fuzzbuzz integrates its security solutions into the DevOps workflow, simplifying the management and setup of complex infrastructures. The platform not only alerts users to identified bugs but also deduplicates and categorizes them to minimize noise and false positives, allowing for efficient analysis through its web interface. Additionally, it offers a flexible testing framework, generates code coverage reports, and provides statistical insights into software performance and developer productivity, thereby helping clients safeguard their software against malware and digital threats.

They provide ideas regarding the potential transferability and application of straightforward financial market insights into the blockchain-based virtual commodity or ‘Cryptoasset’ universe.Their goal is to design a blockchain-based toolkit that enables the application of existing financial engineering tools to the Cryptoasset universe. Armed with this toolkit, users can tailor instruments matching their desired risk preferences. They are self-funded and rely on voluntary contributions of time, ideas, and brainstorming capacity. They will continually develop, refine and present ideas to the Cryptoasset user and academic community in an open dialogue for further consideration.

Thunkable is a United States-based no-code platform that enables users to create native mobile applications without writing code. It offers a drag-and-drop interface, built-in templates, and design elements to simplify app development, with online design and instant previews on devices. The platform supports cross-platform deployment to major mobile platforms and enables direct submission to the iOS and Android app stores, allowing individuals and developers to build functional apps without traditional coding.

Blockdaemon facilitates blockchain deployment by offering a node management platform that supports over 30 protocols. It empowers businesses and developers to quickly launch and manage blockchain applications, with tools for exchanges, custodians, and financial institutions.

Supermedium is a company focused on creating immersive virtual reality (VR) experiences, initially launching a VR browser application that allows users to access various web-based content. The application supports standard web technologies, enabling users to explore a diverse range of experiences, including mini-games, art installations, journalistic pieces, and social environments. With a particular emphasis on delivering a comic book reader, Supermedium aims to enhance the way users engage with digital content in VR without the need for installations or app store dependencies. The company is rooted in the foundational work of pioneers in WebVR and the creators of A-Frame, contributing to the evolution of accessible VR utilities.

Retool offers a low-code platform for building custom business tools. Its software enables users to create interfaces for data display and manipulation, streamlining workflows without requiring programming knowledge.

Autocode is a developer of an online code editor platform designed to facilitate the integration of various business functions. The platform allows users to deploy updates independently of their existing infrastructure, enabling the creation of comprehensive website services while maintaining consistent code and workflows. Additionally, Autocode offers instant hosting, an API, and a Standard Library that enables users to synchronize data, build bots, and customize workflows efficiently.

Pagedraw is a software company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2016. It specializes in a UI building tool that enables designers to convert drawings and mock-ups of websites into functional code automatically. Users can create their user interface in Pagedraw's editor, which generates production-ready code in various formats, including HTML, CSS, JSX, ERB, or PHP. This output can be seamlessly integrated into GitHub, streamlining the workflow for web design teams. By automating the translation of graphics into semantic and dynamic code, Pagedraw allows teams to enhance efficiency without compromising on design quality or coding standards.

Mux specializes in online video infrastructure. Initially known for Mux Data, its performance analytics tool trusted by prominent companies, it later launched Mux Video, offering a simple API for video hosting, encoding, and streaming. Mux focuses on key viewer metrics like rebuffering, startup time, video quality, and errors to ensure optimal video experiences across devices.

Thunkable is a United States-based no-code platform that enables users to create native mobile applications without writing code. It offers a drag-and-drop interface, built-in templates, and design elements to simplify app development, with online design and instant previews on devices. The platform supports cross-platform deployment to major mobile platforms and enables direct submission to the iOS and Android app stores, allowing individuals and developers to build functional apps without traditional coding.

Reflect Technologies, Inc., established in 2015 and headquartered in Portland, Oregon, specializes in data visualization solutions for software developers. It offers a platform that simplifies the integration of analytics capabilities into web and mobile applications. The platform comprises a studio and an API, allowing developers to create and embed visualizations efficiently, without the need to build these features from scratch. Reflect was acquired by Puppet, Inc. in 2021.