Platformic Raises $3.5M in Seed Funding
Platformic, a San Francisco and Vancouver-based start up, launched a new platform to improve the back-end development experience for developers and enterprises. While the developer community has seen a wave of new tools used in front-end development, Platformic addresses the repetitive and time-consuming back-end processes. Its platform allows developers to focus on building API-driven applications, rather than the underlying infrastructure. Notably, it is designed to extend the capabilities of Fastify, a popular web framework already employed by enterprises, such as Walmart and American Express, and created by Matteo Collina, one of Platformic’s co-founders.
Led by Decibel, Platformic secured $3.5 million in seed funding, with participation from Panache Ventures and several angel investors from the developer and open-source technology communities. With this funding, Platformic intends to grow the platform and its team. With CEO and co-founder, Luca Maraschi, based out of Vancouver, the start-up aims to eventually expand its presence in Canada.
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