Apportable
AcquiredSan Francisco, United States · Founded 2011 · $7.4M raised
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, California
- Employees
- 51–200
- Founded
- 2011
- Business Model
- B2B
- Website
- apportable.com
- Total Funding
- $7.4M
- Last Round
- $7.4M Series A
- Rounds
- 1
- Acquisition Date
- Jan 2015
About
Apportable was a San Francisco-based developer tools company founded in 2011 through Y Combinator's Winter 2011 batch that enabled iOS developers to cross-compile Objective-C applications to Android without rewriting code in Java or maintaining a separate codebase. The platform allowed top-rated iOS games such as Kingdom Rush and Osmos to deploy to Android stores using their existing Objective-C or C++ source code, dramatically reducing the cost and effort of cross-platform mobile development. Apportable was later acquired, having grown to a team of approximately 51 employees. The company addressed a significant gap in the mobile development ecosystem during the early iOS/Android bifurcation era.
Summary
Apportable is a Developer Tools company based in San Francisco, United States, founded in 2011. It has raised $7.4M in total across 1 round. Investors include Google, ACE & Company and Betaworks.
Tech & App Stack
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Funding History
Jan 2015
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