Moovweb offers technology that takes content from existing desktop websites and converts it into mobile sites and apps while preserving features and business logic. The platform includes an SDK that lets customers build device-specific features and keeps mobile versions synchronized when the desktop site is updated. Customers named in the article include Macy’s, 1-800-FLOWERS, Sur la Table, and Accenture. The company says it has converted nearly 12 billion mobile pages for customers. Moovweb reports that revenue has quadrupled over the past 12 months. The company also hired Tony Russo as its chief operating and finance officer. Moovweb builds customized mobile sites and native smartphone apps for brands and companies. It helps clients decide whether to create a mobile site, an app, or both, and its technology creates highly optimized sites while downgrading features where browsers are limited. Moovweb develops native apps for iPhone, Android, Palm and BlackBerry and supports features including location, contact integration, smart autocomplete widgets, local storage, background processing, camera integration, photo upload, accelerometer, compass, native maps, notifications, and in-app payments. The company also offers MoovAnalytics, a mobile analytics and data feature for clients. Moovweb has signed clients including SpeedDate.com and created a mobile-optimized site for TechCrunch. The company launched earlier this year after securing a $700,000 investment led by Andy Bechtolsheim alongside other angel investors.

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$17M

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2

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Equity

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Mar 2013