Unicorner - 🦄 Bubble: No-code development platform

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• Raised $100 million Series A with investors like Insight Partners, SignalFire, Neo, BoxGroup, Third Kind Venture Capital, and more
• Grown to more than one million global users

 

• Software Engineer
• Software Engineer Manager
• Agency Partnerships Manager
• Growth Associate
• Growth Manager
• NoCode App Development Student Fellowship
• Senior Community Manager
• Visual Designer
• Financial Controller
• Education Associate
• Technical Product Support Specialist

The origin story of Bubble starts with how co-CEO Josh Haas, who had prior technical experience, tried building a very niche startup with a non-technical founder. While he recognized the need for that company’s product, revenue just wasn’t enough to justify the salary of two founders. When he left the startup, he knew he wanted to build a product that could empower non-technical people like his previous co-founder to build their ideas without having to rely on a developer. As such, democratizing access to web development has been core to Bubble’s mission since its founding in 2012, and over the past decade, the company has expanded on that goal. Compared to most website builders, Bubble’s product is quite robust. With features like workflows, dynamic content, and easy API connections, it’s possible to create web applications with features previously only available on custom-coded apps. Bubble also makes it easy to learn and collaborate with others in the community with Bubble Academy and Marketplace, respectively. Overall, no-code has already had a large impact on recent startups, and we expect to see its effect on the future of building products grow.