Stacker provides a no-code platform that automatically turns spreadsheets, SQL databases, Salesforce and other business data into functional web apps that users can then tweak. The product targets business operators who need customer portals, internal tools and process-driven applications without engineering hand-holding. The company released the first version of its current product at the end of 2019 and emphasizes tight integration with the data businesses already use. Stacker is remote-first (CEO in London, co-founder in Geneva) and was founded in 2017. It currently has 19 employees and plans to use new capital to grow the team to 30–40 by year-end while pursuing a vision of becoming the standard software-development tool for business units. Financially, the company has just closed a priced institutional round that increases its total capital raised to date. Stacker provides a no-code app layer that turns spreadsheets and database interfaces into user-friendly web apps and portals, adding features such as user logins and access controls. It connects to Google Sheets and Airtable today and is rolling out early-alpha support for Intercom, Stripe, and SQL databases. Typical use cases include customer portals, customized CRMs, learning platforms, marketplaces, and field-worker apps. Clients include Segment and ProjectN95, among others. The company plans to expand integrations to cover the most popular SaaS tools and data sources over the next year. Stacker, which pivoted from a drag-and-drop app builder after participating in Y Combinator summer 2020, announced it has raised $1.7 million in new funding. Stacker is a UK-based provider of a modular app development platform that enables developers to build web applications using spreadsheets, animated slide decks and email filters. The system currently supports data from Airtable and the company aims to add integrations with other web products such as Salesforce and Stripe. Stacker was co-founded by Sam Davyson, Michael Skelly and Louis Barclay. In October 2019 the company raised €1.2m in seed funding led by Pentech with participation from angel investor Charlie Songhurst. The company said it will use the funds to bring its new product to market.

Total raised

$23M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Aug 2021