San Francisco-based startup Anything has raised $11 million in a Series A funding round led by Footwork Ventures, with participation from M13. Now valued at $100 million, this latest infusion brings Anything’s total capital raised to nearly $20 million. Founded by Dhruv Amin (YouTube TV’s first product manager) and Marcus Lowe (ex-Google Maps, MIT Media Lab), Anything addresses a widespread gap in the AI coding tools market.
Many platforms excel at generating flashy prototypes but fall short when it comes to turning ideas into deployable, revenue-generating applications equipped with backend infrastructure, authentication, payment processing, and full app store readiness. Anything breaks new ground by delivering production-ready mobile and web apps solely from natural language prompts, without any coding required.
Unlike other tools that stop at creating simple prototypes, Anything takes you all the way from ideation to a ready to launch app. All you have to do is describe what you want in plain language, and the platform handles the heavy lifting, building a fully functional app complete with backend services, databases, payment processing, and security features.
