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Armed with pre-seed round, Atlanta-based no-code tool Eskuad is ready to help field operators

Armed with pre-seed round, Atlanta-based no-code tool Eskuad is ready to help field operators

Industrial engineer Max Echeverria wants to transform how industries collect data through his startup Eskuad. While he is looking to help field operators, the concept for the software startup actually dates back to his time as a summer guide for high school students in Patagonia. While bringing high school students

Visual no-code website builder Makeswift raises $3 million

Visual no-code website builder Makeswift raises $3 million

It’s time for marketers to have more control over their company’s websites, says the team behind Makeswift. Instead of relying on engineering teams to make template updates or manage pages, the Atlanta-based platform envisions a digital world in which the hard coded websites are out while headless

It's time for no-code operators to shine. This Atlanta startup is building tools just for them.

It's time for no-code operators to shine. This Atlanta startup is building tools just for them.

It all started in 2020 with a newsletter. Philip Lakin, a transplant from New York to Atlanta, got deeply embedded in the no-code community in the city during paternity leave. While there was a lot of chat about no-code founders or makers, he saw a big gap: Who

No code? No problem.

No code? No problem.

Alim Charaniya is no stranger to making big bets. He moved to Atlanta and was an early lead engineer at PrizePicks, a fast-growing fantasy sports startup based in Atlanta, and helped build version two of its mobile app. Now, Charaniya is betting big on the rise of the no

No Code Startup With Roots In Europe & Atlanta Raises $33 Million To Help "Citizen Developers"

No Code Startup With Roots In Europe & Atlanta Raises $33 Million To Help "Citizen Developers"

Betty Blocks, a Netherlands-based application platform as a service (aPaaS) startup with a strong presence in Atlanta, already counts Deloitte, The Salvation Army, and the National Dutch Police as core customers. Now, the team has raised $33 million in funding to help non-programmers build apps. “We are focused

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