Temporal provides a durable execution system that ensures correct execution of software services and applications, offering visibility and control into end-to-end business processes and customer workflows. The platform lets teams manage an application’s state at scale, monitor execution logic in real time, and push updates without downtime. Developers code in their language of choice and call the Temporal Server using SDKs for Go, Python, PHP, TypeScript, and Java; the software is available under the open-source MIT license. Temporal also offers Temporal Cloud, a managed service that simplifies deployment and provides access to direct Temporal expertise and support. Customers include Netflix, Snap, Stripe, and Coinbase. The company plans to use new funding to accelerate investment in its open-source community and its cloud service. Temporal builds an open-source, stateful microservices orchestration platform that provides reliability primitives for distributed applications. Founded by Maxim Fateev (CEO) and Samar Abbas (CTO), who created the Cadence orchestration engine at Uber, the company aims to simplify running microservices in production. Current users include Box and Snap, which use Temporal to handle state management and improve reliability for asynchronous services. Temporal offers a read-only web UI for administering and monitoring the system but focuses on primitives rather than no-code/low-code workflow builders. The company plans to launch a cloud-based Temporal-as-a-Service offering into general availability next year and will continue supporting its open-source community with events and resources. The company has raised an $18.75M Series A, bringing total funding to $25.5M, which it will use to improve the product and build the cloud service.

Total raised

$94M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Feb 2023