Stacker secures £1.2m Seed investment led by Initialized Capital to expand its no-code app builder.
The round was led by Initialized Capital to support expansion of the company product and engineering teams.
Stacker provides a no-code platform that allows non-technical users to build custom operational applications using existing data sources.
Stacker has secured £1.2m in Seed funding led by Initialized Capital, with participation from Y Combinator, Pioneer Fund and Makerpad. The capital will be deployed to scale the company engineering and product divisions, enabling the platform to support additional use cases and empower more business teams to build operational software independently. The raise follows growing demand for accessible development tools that bypass traditional engineering bottlenecks.
From the founder
"The solution isn’t to add more developers: it’s to give the power to create the software to the people who have the need."
Sam Davyson
Co-founder at Stacker
Investor perspective
"We’re really excited to be partnering with Stacker. There’s a lot of buzz in the no-code space right now, but very few of these products are actually used in real businesses.What’s so compelling about Stacker is that they’ve worked out how to let people with no technical experience actually create software that helps them in their work."
Garry Tan
Founder and Managing Partner, Initialized Capital
Use of funds
- 01Continue product development