Northflank provides a production workload platform that gives developers a self-service way to build, deploy, and scale applications, databases and jobs on any cloud. The platform offers an abstraction to Kubernetes and supports clouds including AWS, GCP and Azure. It delivers composable workflows defined via a UI and Infrastructure as Code to improve consistency and reliability while preserving developer experience. Companies from sports leagues to software firms such as Sentry, Writer, and Chai Discovery use the platform. Northflank plans to use the new funding to expand operations and accelerate development efforts. The company is co-founded by Will Stewart and Frederik Brix and is based in London, UK. Northflank offers a full-stack cloud DevOps platform that lets developers connect version control (GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab), build and deploy repositories via a Dockerfile, and manage builds, projects and scheduled jobs in a single interface. The platform launches as a soup-to-nuts developer experience with a slick UI and support for modern cloud-native tooling like Kubernetes. The two founders began developing the product while at university in 2016 and continued iterating through an accelerator program. The company operates as a fully remote, international team of nine and emphasizes hiring talent globally. Financially, Northflank has raised a $2.6M seed and previously secured about £250,000 in angel funding to hire engineers and ready the product for market. The founders intend to grow the company and expand the team as the live platform gains traction.

Total raised

$25M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Nov 2024