Raised $130M across disclosed rounds.[2]

Series D closed July 2026, led by Dell Technologies Capital.[1][4][5][7]

post-money valuation is not publicly disclosed.

Named investors include Andreessen Horowitz, Dell Technologies Capital, Intel Capital, EQT Ventures, Geodesic, Y Combinator, Initialized Capital.[1][2][4][5][6][7]

Kurt Mackey, Co-founder, former CEO, board member and advisor[2][5][9][10][11][15]

Jérôme Gravel-Niquet, Co-founder[2][5][9][10][11][15]

Michael Dwan, Co-founder (departed 2024)[2][5][9][10][11][15]

Scott Johnston, CEO and board member[5][7][8][15][16]

Michael Stahnke, Vice President of Engineering[5][7][8][15][16]

Ben Johnson, VP of Product[5][7][8][15][16]

Scott Sanders, VP, Infra[5][7][8][15][16]

Heroku · heroku.com · Same buyer and same workflow: developers deploying apps via CLI with minimal infrastructure management; Fly.io explicitly modeled its developer experience on Heroku and described itself as a Global Heroku.[5][6][8]

Render · render.com · Same buyer and same job to be done: developers deploying full-stack applications without managing underlying infrastructure, named as a competitor in the enrichment data.[8]

Railway · railway.com · Same buyer and same workflow: developers deploying containerized applications on a managed platform, named as a competitor in the enrichment data.[8]

Netlify · netlify.com · Same buyer and same job to be done: developers deploying applications close to users, named as a competitor in the enrichment data.[8]

The customer proof is company-sourced only. No independent source in this ledger confirms it.[7]

Ask for one referenceable production customer.

Not a recommendation. The first thing this ledger cannot answer.

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