Everything.me provides a dynamic, HTML5-based mobile platform that surfaces relevant apps and content on demand, blending native apps and the mobile web. Its visual, button-style search discovers content across installed apps and the web, and the company offers an iPhone app and an Android beta. The team positions the product as a way to make phones “dynamic,” adapting app presentation to user intent and bridging the gap between apps and HTML5 web services. Everything.me plans to expand development to additional native apps, web services across mobile platforms, and support desktop browsers and sideloading use cases. The company currently has no revenue model built in, though articles note potential monetization via advertising, affiliate links and branded searches. Funding will be used to grow the team and continue product development. Everything.me is developing a new mobile search app and released a public beta of an HTML5 mobile web version in Q1 2012. It is building native versions for iOS, Android and Windows Phone, planned for release in the coming months. The company was launched in May 2010 by CEO Rami Kasterstein, CTO Joey Simhon, and Ami Ben David and is based in San Francisco, CA. Everything.me raised an additional $3.5M in financing, bringing its total funding to $12.5M. The round was led by Hong Kong-based Horizons Ventures; previous investors include Draper Fisher Jurvetson, BRM Group and DFJTFV. The company is hiring as it prepares for the native app launches.

Total raised

$29M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series C

Latest activity

Nov 2012