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Startup Anything Hits $2M Revenue, Valued at $100M

10/1/2025

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Summary

Story summary

Anything, a San Francisco startup, reached $2 million in annual recurring revenue within two weeks of launch, valuing it at $100 million.
Co-founders Dhruv Amin and Marcus Lowe seek no-code democratization.
They secured $11 million Series A led by Footwork.
Anything Max assists users by testing and debugging apps.
Company targets a $50 billion no-code market to help small businesses.

History

Historical Context

The no-code movement gained traction in 2014 with platforms like Bubble, allowing non-technical users to build applications. Anything, co-founded by Dhruv Amin and Marcus Lowe, achieved $2 million in annual recurring revenue, reflecting a shift towards democratizing technology. This trend aligns with a broader push to empower small businesses in a $50 billion market, fostering innovation and entrepreneurship across industries.

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Story summary

Anything, a San Francisco startup, reached $2 million in annual recurring revenue within two weeks of launch, valuing it at $100 million.
Co-founders Dhruv Amin and Marcus Lowe seek no-code democratization.
They secured $11 million Series A led by Footwork.
Anything Max assists users by testing and debugging apps.
Company targets a $50 billion no-code market to help small businesses.

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