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§ Private Profile · San Francisco, CA, USA
No-code SaaS platform for building business applications, enabling enterprise teams to create mobile and web apps for field service management.
Appify is a Santa Clara, California-based enterprise software company that provides a no-code development platform enabling businesses to build custom mobile applications and digitize their field service workflows. Operating under a business-to-business software-as-a-service subscription model, the platform currently supports approximately 40,000 active users across 45 corporate enterprise customers. The company maintains an estimated headcount of 21 to 50 employees and focuses primarily on the workforce management, manufacturing, commercial construction, and field services sectors. To facilitate seamless data synchronization without requiring traditional software developers, the architecture integrates directly with major enterprise systems such as Salesforce, SAP, and Oracle. Originally launched under the name Turbo Systems, the corporate entity has secured $15 million in Series A venture capital funding from lead institutional investors Mayfield and Shasta Ventures. Appify was officially founded in 2017 by company co-founders Hari Subramanian and Sukhraj Singh.
Appify has raised $11.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Appify has raised $11.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Appify has raised $11.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $3.0M Series A in July 2020.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 1, 2020 | $3M Series A | Mayfield | NextView Ventures, B Capital Group, Nassau Street Ventures | Announced |
| Feb 1, 2019 | $8M Series A | Mayfield | NextView Ventures | Announced |
Appify has raised $11.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Appify's investors include Mayfield, NextView Ventures, B Capital Group, Nassau Street Ventures.
Appify is a no-code rapid application development platform that enables businesses to build custom web and mobile apps without extensive coding, automating workflows and integrating with existing systems like Salesforce.[1][2][4][5][6] It primarily serves enterprises with large field service teams, deskless workers (80% of the global workforce), and organizations in sectors like electronics, services, and partner relationship management (PRM), solving problems such as slow quoting processes (reduced from 30 days to 30 minutes) and orphaned digital transformation functions.[1][4] The company, formerly Turbo Systems, raised $11.45M, was backed by Mayfield, and was acquired by CSG International in April 2022, demonstrating strong growth momentum in the low-code/no-code space before acquisition.[1][5]
Appify was founded in 2017 in San Francisco, California (Silicon Valley), initially as Turbo Systems, targeting companies with large field service teams needing user-friendly mobile apps for deskless workers.[1][2][5] Key founders include Hari Subramanian (CEO), Rangarajan Vaithyalingam (CTO), Agni Ananda (VP of Growth), and Anand Kirtikar (GM, India Operations), bringing expertise in software development, growth strategy, and international operations.[2] Early traction came from simplifying mobile app creation for business needs, gaining momentum with field service solutions; it rebranded to Appify, launched an app marketplace, and was acquired by CSG International in 2022 after raising $11.45M from investors like Mayfield.[1][5]
(Note: Search results describe distinct entities sharing the name "Appify"—a separate mobile dev agency in Ireland/UK/US [3] and a PRM-focused software firm [2][6]—but the primary match for the query aligns with the acquired RAD platform.[1][4][5])
Appify rides the low-code/no-code (LCNC) wave, accelerating digital transformation for enterprises struggling with legacy systems and deskless worker productivity amid rising demands for agile software.[1][4] Timing aligns with post-COVID remote/hybrid shifts and the $187B LCNC market growth, where 80% of workers lack desks, favoring mobile-first tools over traditional dev.[1][5] Market forces like Salesforce migrations create "orphaned processes" that Appify fills via integrations, influencing the ecosystem by empowering non-devs to innovate—similar to Retool/AppSheet—while its CSG acquisition extends reach in customer management software.[1][4]
Post-2022 acquisition by CSG International, Appify will likely deepen integrations in enterprise customer experience and billing, expanding its RAD platform for global field services and PRM.[1] Rising AI-enhanced LCNC trends and deskless worker tech (projected 50% app growth by 2027) position it to scale, potentially influencing CSG's portfolio with faster custom app delivery. As enterprises prioritize no-code for cost savings and agility, Appify's mobile-first differentiators could evolve its role from innovator to embedded standard in service-heavy industries, tying back to its mission of software for every employee.[1][4][5][6]