Anything, a San Francisco-based company advancing AI-driven no-code app development, announced it has secured $11 million in a Series A funding round. While the capital raise totaled $11 million, the funding catapults the company’s valuation to $100 million, reflecting investor confidence in its disruptive approach to software creation. This oversubscribed Series A was led by Footwork Ventures, with participation from M13. Existing investors, including Bessemer Venture Partners and Uncork Capital, also doubled down on their seed investments, bringing Anything’s total capital raised to nearly $20 million.
Anything’s platform enables non-technical users to build, launch, and scale fully functional web and mobile applications using only natural language prompts. By providing end-to-end infrastructure—including backend services, authentication, databases, and payment processing—Anything is quickly solving the industry’s “prototype problem,” where AI-generated code fails to translate into a launchable, revenue-generating product.
The valuation stems from the company’s market traction. Since launching just a few weeks ago, Anything reported that it rocketed to $2 million in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) in only two weeks according to TechCrunch, a growth pace virtually unheard of in the software-as-a-service (SaaS) industry.
Dhruv Amin, CEO and co-founder, previously served as the first product manager at YouTube TV. And the co-founder team, which includes Marcus Lowe (formerly of Google Maps) aims to transform the software development paradigm from being code-centric to product manager-led. The platform is designed to enable users to direct autonomous AI agents who build, test, and scale the application independently.
To further cement its advantage, Anything also announced Anything Maxm. Known as an autonomous AI engineer, Maxm was built to eliminate the need for manual debugging. It automatically tests applications, detects bugs in real environments, and implements fixes without requiring user intervention.
The company reports that its user base has already grown to over 700,000 registered users, including entrepreneurs who are utilizing the platform to establish revenue-generating businesses. For instance, a real estate agent is operating an AI training portal, while a finance professional manages a suite of AI-powered tools.
How the funding will be used: These new funds will be used to aggressively scale the platform, support this explosive user growth, and continue expanding the capabilities of the Anything Maxm autonomous development agent.
