Stacker raises $20M from a16z to create the future of software

Stacker, a no-code platform enabling users to create custom software without coding, has announced a $20 million Series A funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from existing investors. This funding aims to further its mission of transforming software creation, particularly for non-developers, by expanding its platform to allow businesses to create interconnected apps driven by their own data. The company has experienced significant growth, quadrupling its revenue and user base, and gaining thousands of customers, including Samsung and TED, who use Stacker to streamline processes that would otherwise require developer intervention. Stacker enables users to transform simple spreadsheets into standalone apps, empowering teams to create tailored software solutions that fit their unique business requirements. With plans to enhance its platform and product offerings, Stacker is also hiring extensively across various departments to support its ambitious goals.