Matt Mullenweg is the CEO at Automattic, based in United States, North America. With a background in E-Commerce, Matt Mullenweg has a rich history of leadership and innovation. Matt Mullenweg studied Certificate  Degree @ University of Houston. Explore their detailed professional journey, key connections, and contributions to the industry on our platform.

GroupCard is a developer of social gifting applications.   GroupCard's merchant gifting service (available at www.groupcardapps.com) enables retailers to offer gift cards directly from their own Web sites and Facebook Pages. The service is used by leading retailers and is recognized as part of Facebook's Preferred Developer Consultant Program. The company also operates GroupCard.com, an easy-to-use Web site that helps millions of users create and deliver group gifts and greetings for events such as birthdays, baby showers, teacher gifts, and more.

GroupCard

SendGrid is a proven, cloud-based customer communication platform that drives engagement and business growth. SendGrid is a leader in email deliverability and its proven, cloud-based platform successfully delivers over 30 billion emails each month for Internet and mobile-based customers like Airbnb, Pandora, HubSpot, Spotify, Uber and FourSquare as well as more traditional enterprises like Intuit and Costco.

SendGrid

Hipmunk is a travel search site that aims to take the agony out of travel planning. Their mission is to help people book travel faster and more efficiently. Hipmunk was designed to help people who are overwhelmed with pages of irrelevant search results. Hipmunk presents flight results in a visual timeline that allows people to select the best flight for them at a glance. Hotel results are shown on a map so that people can view wherein a destination they will be staying and the landmarks near them.

Hipmunk

BranchOut lets people capture and share everyday moments in the workplace through photos, news and updates. These moments create Professional Timelines, living narratives of who we are at work. BranchOut allows people to bring their careers to life by showcasing the professional moments that define them.

BranchOut is the largest professional community on Facebook with more than 30 million users. BranchOut allows people to build their professional brands by sharing photos and posts that dynamically showcase their professional skills, expertise and accomplishments.

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Milk is a mobile development lab founded by Kevin Rose, Jeff Hodsdon, and Daniel Burka.

Milk has announced its first mobile app, Oink, released last fall. 

The company has since been acquired by Google.

Milk

Adobe Fonts allows subscribers to embed fonts into online documents and websites, as well as activate fonts on their desktop computers. It's a subscription-based service for linking to high-quality Open Type fonts from some of the worlds best type foundries. Their fonts are served from a global network on redundant servers, offering bulletproof service and incredible speed.

Adobe Fonts is formerly Typekit, which was acquired by Adobe in 2011.

Adobe Fonts

Getaround empowers users to instantly rent and drive great cars shared by people in their city. Cars can be rented by the hour, or the day, with a $1M insurance policy and 24/7 roadside assistance included. By using its app, people skip the lines and paperwork at traditional rental car counters, and the hassle of buying and maintaining a car. Powered by Getaround ConnectTM, the patented connected car technology, Getaround creates a fun and safe carsharing experience is without the need to meet the car owner, carry an access card, or coordinate picking up a car key. People share everything from a Prius to a Tesla and earn thousands in extra income each year, offsetting the high cost of car ownership while also making a positive impact on the environment.

Getaround

VHX is a video distribution platform built to share, discover, and watch videos for everyone. Everything that used to be sold on DVD can be sold on VHX. They have helped publishers sell films, TV shows, comedy specials, live concert footage, lectures, web series, fitness, education, and more. Their publishers have grossed over $6.5 million and served over 1.2 million happy customers to date.

The platform provides an end-to-end technology solution that enables businesses, big and small, to sell content directly to their audience from their own websites and apps. VHX sellers get total control of their content, distribution, and customer data, so they can market effectively to their audience, scale quickly, and keep more revenue.

VHX was launched in 2010 and is headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, United States.

SmartThings provides wireless cloud based software.

It offers a smartphone app that allows its users to monitor and control their domestic affairs even when they are out of their home. They do this by creating a variety of easy-to-use sensors to be placed at home, office, and car. SmartThings lets these sensors communicate with each other, and with the users–unlocking a new world of possibilities and resulting in the world’s most accessible and advanced open platform for the Internet of Things.

SmartThings is based in Mountain View, California and operates independently as a wholly owned subsidiary of Samsung Electronics.

SmartThings

Simple, intuitive and elegant. Summly redefines news for the mobile world with algorithmically generated summaries from thousands of sources. Innovative gestures, animations and great summaries make reading the news fun: easy to use, easy to scan, easy to read, clear and concise.

Nick D'Aloisio launched Summly in December 2011 as a tech summarization prototype that garnered significant interest worldwide. With backing from Horizons Ventures, and help from many NLP and AI experts around the world, Nick and the Summly team have been able to further develop summarization technology, the first result being the new Summly mobile news app.

Summly

Tilt. com is a free and simple way for individuals to collect money with a group, while enterprise tools like Tilt Pro allow businesses to host, brand, and customize their own crowdfunding experience.

We all love doing things as a group. Like most experiences, it's not what you do – it's the people you do it with that really matters. So at Tilt, we’re excited to be building software that makes pooling resources with a group just a little bit easier. Since 2012, over 500,000 groups have used Tilt to turn their ideas, large and small, into reality. Our users have done a lot to make us proud, from thousands of tailgates, fantasy football leagues, and party buses, all the way to sending the Jamaican Bobsled Team to the Sochi Olympics, fundraising the construction of an entire elementary school in India, and bringing the Foo Fighters to perform in their home town.

Tilt - make something happen!

Tilt

Livestar is a mobile app that lets you get recommendations quickly and easily from critics, friends and people with the same taste as you. Currently Livestar provides recommendations for restaurants, movies, music and apps, with more categories coming soon.  

Livestar is founded by former Microsoft executive and investor Fritz Lanman, whose angel investments include Square and Pinterest, and its engineering team is comprised of primarily of former Amazon engineers.  It is backed by world class investors in Silicon Valley, Seattle, LA and New York, including: SV Angel, Allen and Co, Betaworks, Paul Buchheit, Mitch Kapor, The Chernin Group, William Morris Endeavor, Hank Vigil, Ray Ozzie, Hadi and Ali Partovi, Matt Mullenweg, Morado Ventures and others.

Livestar

August develops smarter home access products and services that allow physical environments to seamlessly respond to user behavior. Its flagship product, the August Smart Lock, is a new home access system that allows you to use smartphones in place of traditional keys.

August is founded by famed designer Yves Behar and consumer technology veteran Jason Johnson and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

August Home

npm is the package manager for the JavaScript programming language. Developers use it to install, manage, and publish shared pieces of JavaScript code for both front-end and back-end applications. npm supports the JavaScript community by providing the registry where developers publish and share packaged open-source modules, and offers paid products that allow for the storage of private packages.

The company was incorporated in 2013 and is based in Oakland, California.

Orion Labs is the voice-first communication platform for deskless & frontline teams. It delivers instant and secure voice, location, and data messaging across a constellation of connected devices, applications, and AI-powered services.

This combination enables mobile teams to collaborate without losing focus, on any device, across any distance, without boundaries. The Orion platform includes the Orion Push to Talk app along with Orion Sync and Onyx wearables. These work with Orion’s web-based command center, advanced location services, language translation, voice bots, and workflows. Orion interoperates with traditional VoIP and Land Mobile Radio (LMR) systems, and Orion’s APIs and SDKs enable developers to build on and extend the Orion platform.

The company was founded by cloud infrastructure pioneers Jesse Robbins and Greg Albrecht, who were inspired by their unique experiences using traditional radios as first responders. Orion is backed by leading investors and is based in San Francisco, California.

Orion was recently named an IDC Innovator, received an Edison Award for Voice Technology, and won the 2018 “IoT Wearables Innovation Vendor of the Year” and “AI Breakthrough Best Overall Bot Solution” awards.

Orion Labs

More and more people are relying on mobile as their primary source of news yet the content itself continues to be produced in a format that translates very poorly to mobile devices. Rather than trying to shoehorn existing content into a new environment, Circa is creating the first born-on-mobile news experience. It will deliver news in a unique format – native to mobile devices with an experience intuitive to mobile users.  Through comprehensive yet to-the-point news updates paired with an engrossing mobile experience, Circa redefines how news is produced, delivered and consumed. Circa is news reimagined.

Circa was founded by [Matt Galligan](/person/matt-galligan), [Ben Huh](/person/ben-huh) and [Arsenio Santos](/person/arsenio-santos) in 2011.

Circa

Kite is an artificial pair programmer. It augments coding environment with internet’s programming knowledge and machine learning. It shows examples and documentation for the libraries and terminal commands being used. Kite even detects simple errors and offers to fix them for each users.

Kite

Matt Mullenweg

Houston, Texas, United States, North America

Annouced Date	Organization Name	Funding Round	Money Raised
Aug 12, 2022	Positive Food Co.	Venture Round - Positive Food Co.	7.0M
Oct 11, 2022	NocoDB	Seed Round - NocoDB	10.5M
May 05, 2023	Liquid AI	Seed Round - Liquid AI	5.6M
Nov 16, 2023	AppFlowy	Seed Round - AppFlowy	6.4M

Annouced Date	Organization Name	Funding Round	Investor Name	Money Raised
Oct 01, 2010	Divide	Seed Round - Divide	Audrey Capital	2.0M
Oct 01, 2010	Well.ca	Venture Round - Well.ca	Audrey Capital	2.3M
Apr 22, 2020	Element	Corporate Round - Element	Automattic	4.6M
Aug 03, 2021	Titan	Series A - Titan	Automattic	30.0M

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Matt Mullenweg has made 48 investments. Their Latest investment was Seed Round - AppFlowy on Nov 16, 2023

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