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ISATEC
ISATEC is a Malaysia-based enterprise software and IT services company that helps large enterprises and governments across Asia-Pacific with digital transformation, observability, application performance, cybersecurity, cloud modernization and intelligent automation. Founded in 1994 and based in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, it is a long-standing Dynatrace and Microsoft partner and an associate company of the regional IT group VSTECS, building products such as the KUBE low-code automation platform, the justSAMit IT asset management service and the SAMLite/IdentityLite identity tools.
SettleMint
SettleMint is a Belgium-founded blockchain-platform-as-a-service company that helps banks, governments and large enterprises build, deploy and operate blockchain and tokenization applications without assembling infrastructure from scratch. Its Digital Asset Lifecycle Platform combines multi-chain infrastructure, smart-contract tooling, middleware and low-code application kits so teams can move from pilot to production across issuance, compliance, custody, settlement and servicing. Founded in 2016 by Matthew Van Niekerk and Roderik van der Veer, the company serves over 80 customers worldwide and powers national-scale deployments including Saudi Arabia's real-estate registration blockchain.
Black Tiger
Black Tiger is a data platform company that helps enterprises turn messy, siloed data into trustworthy business results without lengthy migrations. Its virtual index technology connects directly to existing databases and applications, then applies AI-assisted rules to clean, deduplicate, verify and govern data in real time. Serving customers such as Honda, OVHcloud and Audika across France, Belgium and beyond, Black Tiger pitches fixed-price licensing and 2-to-3-month rollouts as an alternative to slow, usage-priced legacy data platforms.
Cyferd
Cyferd is an AI-led, data-driven digital transformation company that builds a cloud-native, no-code enterprise platform. Its proprietary AI engine, Neural Genesis, lets professional and citizen developers describe what they need in plain language and generate integrated business applications, AI agents and automated workflows on a single unified data model. Founded by Ranjit Bahia in 2021, Cyferd works across healthcare, legal, higher education, procurement, housing and sports, with dual headquarters in New York and London.
Directus
Directus is an open-source data platform that wraps any SQL database with an instant REST and GraphQL API plus a no-code admin app, letting developers and non-technical users manage content and data without building a backend from scratch. Founded on a project Ben Haynes started in 2004 and incorporated as a company in 2020, Directus has surpassed 30 million downloads and is used by organizations including Adobe, Bose, Tripadvisor, AT&T and the U.S. Navy.
FlowX.AI
FlowX.AI is an AI-native platform that helps large banks, insurers and other regulated enterprises deploy production-grade AI agents on top of their existing legacy systems - without ripping out core infrastructure. Founded in 2021 by Ioan Iacob, Radu Cautis and Serban Chiricescu, the company pairs a Delaware headquarters with an engineering base in Bucharest, Romania. It offers 140+ ready-made agents across lending, onboarding, claims and compliance, and in 2023 raised a $35M Series A led by Dawn Capital - reported as Romania's largest Series A at the time.
Lovable
Lovable is a Stockholm-based AI platform that lets anyone build full-stack web apps and websites by describing them in plain language - a practice its founders helped popularize as 'vibe coding.' Grown out of the open-source GPT Engineer project, the company reached roughly 8 million users and $200M+ in annual recurring revenue within about a year of launch, making it one of Europe's fastest-growing software startups. In December 2025 it raised a $330M Series B at a $6.6B valuation.
PixieBrix
PixieBrix is a New York-based software company that started as a low-code browser extension for customizing and automating web apps, and has evolved into a browser-native platform for monitoring, guiding, and securing the actions people and AI agents take inside their web applications. Deployed as a lightweight Chrome/Edge extension, it lets teams add context-aware automations, AI assistance, and real-time policy enforcement on top of any website - originally aimed at customer support and contact-center productivity, and more recently at agent oversight, compliance, and safe AI-agent browsing.
SEAD Software LLC
SEAD Software LLC is an Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey company that builds enterprise applications on Co-Wright, its proprietary low-code/no-code development platform. Combining full-stack development teams with drag-and-drop tooling, SEAD helps mid-sized businesses across finance, manufacturing, healthcare, supply chain, real estate and non-profits consolidate scattered data into a 'single portal of truth,' automate operations, and stand up custom, white-labeled applications at a fraction of the time and cost of traditional development.
Superblocks
Superblocks is a New York-based enterprise software company that lets organizations build, deploy, and govern AI-generated internal applications. Its AI agent, Clark, turns natural-language prompts into full-stack apps backed by extensible React code, while enforcing an enterprise's existing security policies, data permissions, design standards, and audit requirements. The company positions itself as the governed, IT-controlled answer to consumer 'vibe coding' tools, serving teams that need to ship internal software quickly without introducing security and compliance risk.
Taktile
Taktile is an AI decision platform for banks, insurers and fintechs. Its Agentic Decision Platform lets risk and engineering teams combine AI agents, business rules, third-party data and human oversight to automate high-stakes decisions - approving customers, underwriting credit, flagging fraud and processing claims - using low-code building blocks, 200+ data integrations, and built-in testing and monitoring. Founded in 2020 by Maik Taro Wehmeyer and Maximilian Eber, the company operates across New York, Berlin, London, Sao Paulo and Iasi, and raised a $110M Series C led by Goldman Sachs Alternatives in June 2026.
Ioan Iacob
Ioan Iacob is the founder and CEO of FlowX.AI, an AI-native platform that helps large banks and insurers modernize mission-critical software in weeks instead of years. A Romanian engineer and repeat entrepreneur, he earned a computer science degree from Politehnica University of Bucharest, worked at companies including Adobe and IBM, and co-founded the tech services firm Qualitance before launching FlowX.AI in 2021. In 2023 the company raised a $35 million Series A led by Dawn Capital, at the time reported as the largest enterprise-software Series A in Europe in two years. His pitch is blunt: bring real innovation to the enterprise software that quietly runs the world.
Appeon
Appeon is a San Francisco software company that develops, sells, and supports PowerBuilder, the veteran rapid application development platform it took over from SAP in 2016. Through PowerBuilder, PowerServer, InfoMaker, and its CloudPro bundle, Appeon helps enterprises build data-driven business apps and modernize decades-old client/server systems into cloud-native and C#/.NET applications - protecting existing code investments rather than forcing full rewrites.
Appsmith
Appsmith is an open-source, low-code platform that lets developers quickly build internal tools - admin panels, dashboards, CRUD apps, and workflow automations - by dragging pre-built UI widgets onto a canvas and wiring them to databases and APIs with JavaScript. Founded in 2019 by Abhishek Nayak, Arpit Mohan, and Nikhil Nandagopal, the company positions itself as the developer-first, self-hostable alternative to closed platforms like Retool, and has expanded into AI-powered agents that give business teams context-aware automation on top of their own data.
Prodly
Prodly is a Palo Alto-based software company that builds DevOps automation for Salesforce, focused on the parts of the platform that most deployment tools ignore: configuration data. Its AppOps suite handles release management, sandbox seeding, automated regression testing, data migration and compliance reporting so admins and developers can move CPQ, Revenue Cloud and other low-code changes between environments without hand-copying records or breaking production. Founded in 2014 by Max Rudman - who previously founded SteelBrick, the product Salesforce acquired and rebranded as Salesforce CPQ - Prodly raised a $10M Series A in 2021 and positions itself as the tool teams add when relational data deployment is the gap other DevOps platforms leave open.
Ranjit Bahia
Ranjit Bahia is the founder and CEO of Cyferd, a New York-headquartered AI-led digital transformation platform he launched in 2021 to attack the siloed-data problem that defines most enterprise software. Before Cyferd, he ran RoxAI, whose Ping alerting engine was acquired by Qlik in 2020, after which he spent a year at Qlik as Senior Director of Strategic Business Development. Cyferd's Neural Genesis AI engine now powers workflows across healthcare, higher education, housing, procurement, legal, and sports management, with clients including the NHS, De Montfort University, and Leicester Riders.
Todd Schiller
Todd Schiller is the co-founder and CEO of PixieBrix, a low-code platform that lets teams customize, extend, and automate the web apps they already use through browser mods. A programming-languages PhD who studied software verification under Michael Ernst at the University of Washington, he spent years building knowledge-management and analytics tools for hedge funds and consumer companies before starting PixieBrix in 2020. The New York-based company has raised roughly $26M, including a Series A backed by JetBlue Ventures, and has increasingly focused on AI-assisted customer-experience and support workflows.
Reflex
Reflex is an open-source, full-stack Python framework and cloud platform that lets developers build and deploy production-grade web apps entirely in Python - no JavaScript required. Founded by ex-Apple and Ancestry engineers Nikhil Rao and Alek Petuskey, the company (originally Pynecone, a Y Combinator W23 startup) wraps React components in Python so data scientists, analysts, and engineers can ship UI, backend, and deployment from a single codebase. It has grown to over a million apps built, 25k+ GitHub stars, and adoption inside Fortune 500 companies.
Xeni
Xeni is a New York-based travel technology company building a white-label platform that lets businesses launch their own branded booking engines on top of wholesale travel inventory - hotels, flights, cars, activities and cruises - through no-code, low-code and API options. Its settlement layer, XeniPay, runs on the Hedera network and uses smart contracts to tokenize and auto-distribute payments (fiat or crypto) to every party in a booking, aiming to fix an industry where a large share of reseller commissions historically go unpaid. Founded by Sachin Narode and Rachel Obenshain, Xeni positions itself as an operating system for travel commerce - often described as the 'Shopify of travel.'
Madhu Tera
Madhu Tera is the founder and CEO of TERA (tera.cloud), an AI-powered finance automation platform that bundles corporate cards, expense management, accounts payable, procurement and payments into a single command center for finance teams. Before founding TERA in 2018, Madhu spent years as a solutions architect inside the engine rooms of American finance - Fidelity Investments and State Street - an experience that shaped a conviction that small and mid-size businesses are badly underserved by traditional banks. TERA today reports more than 1,200 customers across healthcare, manufacturing, e-commerce, agritech and logistics.
Nikhil Rao
Nikhil Rao is the cofounder and CEO of Reflex (formerly Pynecone), an open-source framework that lets developers build full-stack web apps in pure Python without touching JavaScript or React. A UC Berkeley EECS graduate who worked at VMware, Drive.ai, and Apple, he founded Reflex in 2022 with college roommate Alek Petuskey after watching brilliant ML engineers struggle to ship simple user interfaces. Reflex went through Y Combinator's W23 batch, raised a $5M seed led by Lux Capital, and has grown into an enterprise platform used for internal tools across roughly 30% of the Fortune 500.
Yuxin Zhu
Yuxin Zhu is the co-founder and CEO of Replo, a San Francisco low-code platform that lets ecommerce brands build high-converting Shopify landing pages without writing code. A UC Berkeley computer scientist, he first made his name building Berkeleytime, a course-scheduling tool that grew to over a million annual sessions and was acquired by the University of California. After six years engineering and managing product teams at Uber through its IPO, he reunited with college friend Noah Gilmore to launch Replo in Y Combinator's Summer 2021 batch. The company has raised over $8 million and onboarded thousands of brands, much of it on word-of-mouth growth.
NEWWORK Software
NEWWORK Software is an enterprise AI company building the Digital Workforce Platform - a new category of enterprise software that lets organizations create, deploy, govern and scale teams of AI-powered 'digital employees' that work alongside human staff. Founded in 2023 in Palo Alto by former SAP and Workday leaders, NEWWORK pairs an AI-native ERP and a FLOW automation engine with an Agent Operating System, role-based controls, approval workflows and audit trails so autonomous agents can execute real business work safely across HR, finance, CRM and service operations.
ServiceNow
ServiceNow is the enterprise software company behind the Now Platform, a single cloud system that turns the messy, cross-departmental work of large organizations - IT tickets, HR cases, customer issues, security incidents - into digital workflows that can be automated. Founded in 2004 by Fred Luddy and now led by CEO Bill McDermott, the company has grown into one of the most valuable software firms in the world, generating over $13 billion in annual revenue and racing to embed agentic AI into every business process for the 8,000-plus enterprises and the vast majority of the Fortune 500 that run on it.
Tom Sawyer Software
Tom Sawyer Software is a Berkeley, California company founded in 1992 - the first commercial firm devoted entirely to graph visualization, layout, and analysis. Its low-code platform, Tom Sawyer Perspectives, plus tools like Explorations and the SysML v2 Viewer, let enterprises, governments, and software vendors turn tangled networks of data into readable pictures: fraud rings, supply chains, telecom topologies, and system models. Bootstrapped, profitable, and global, it has spent three decades drawing the lines between things.
Copado
Copado is the leading AI-powered DevOps platform built natively for Salesforce and other low-code business applications. Founded in Madrid in 2013 by two Salesforce release engineers tired of brittle, manual deployments, Copado unifies planning, building, testing, and releasing with built-in automation, governance, and trust. More than 1,750 global brands - including Coca-Cola, T-Mobile, Medtronic, and Volkswagen - use Copado to ship Salesforce changes faster and more safely, and the company reached unicorn status after a $140M Series C in 2021.
Glide
Glide is a San Francisco no-code app builder that turns spreadsheets and databases into mobile and web apps without writing code. Founded in 2018 by four former Xamarin engineers and launched out of Y Combinator's Winter 2019 batch, Glide lets anyone build software from data they already have. Since 2023 the company has leaned hard into AI - adding Glide AI, AI agents, and plain-language app generation - to pursue its stated mission of putting software creation into the hands of a billion new creators.
Joshu
Joshu is an AI-native insurance platform that lets carriers, MGAs, and wholesale brokers build, sell, and run insurance products in one place - configuring forms, rating rules, underwriting workflows, document generation, and branded broker storefronts without writing code. Founded in 2020 by At-Bay alumni Roy Mill and Shimi Bornstein, the company aims to collapse the months-long, engineer-heavy process of launching a commercial insurance product into days, giving insurance teams direct control over their own products.
David Siegel
David Siegel is the co-founder and CEO of Glide, the no-code platform that turns spreadsheets into working apps and, more recently, the first AI app generator. A designer and engineer who spent his early career building developer tools at Canonical, Xamarin, and Microsoft, he coined the term 'papercut' for small overlooked bugs in Ubuntu and created quicktype, one of the most widely used code generators before GitHub Copilot. He founded Glide in 2018 with three Xamarin colleagues after a stint at Microsoft, went through Y Combinator's Winter 2019 batch, and has raised roughly $23.7M to make building software as easy as editing a spreadsheet.
Pipedream
Pipedream is a developer-first integration and automation platform that lets engineers connect more than 3,000 APIs and 10,000+ pre-built actions to build workflows, products, and AI agents without managing infrastructure. Founded in 2019 in San Francisco, it grew to more than one million users on the strength of a serverless model that mixes drag-and-drop triggers with full Node.js, Python, Go, and Bash code. In 2025 it became the connective tissue for AI agents through its Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, and in late 2025 it agreed to be acquired by Workday.