Transposit offers a platform that manages APIs and connections across systems and layers a disaster-recovery product that creates data-driven runbooks. Its runbooks are not static documents: underlying machine-learning algorithms analyze how engineers recover systems and update runbooks accordingly. The company launched in 2016 and has been running its disaster-recovery beta since the summer, with plans to make it generally available later this year. Transposit has 26 employees today and plans to grow to about 50 people in the next 12 months. The team emphasizes human-centered design and a diverse engineering workforce (47% female engineers). Financially, the company recently closed a new funding round that increases its total capital raised. Transposit provides an API composition platform that brings relational-database-like capabilities to the ecosystem of disparate APIs, enabling developers to build API-dependent applications more easily. The company was founded in 2016 by Adam Leventhal and Tina Huang; Leventhal is a former DTrace co-author and ex-Delphix CTO, and Huang is an engineering leader from Apple, Google, and Twitter. Transposit launched a public beta and its platform is now available to developers. Initial beta connectors include AWS (Lambda, S3, ECR, CloudWatch, and more), Google (G Suite, Analytics), CircleCI, Elasticsearch, GitHub, Jira, PagerDuty, SendGrid, Slack, Stripe, and others. Financially, the company completed a $12.2M Series A round to support its product and go-to-market efforts. The product messaging emphasizes freeing developers from the work of composing disparate APIs.

Total raised

$47M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Sep 2020