YCW16· DevtoolsThunkable
Thunkable is the no-code platform to build powerful native mobile apps
Founders
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DittoW20Manage the words across your team’s product from design to production.Shared: developer tools, design toolsActive
VariantF24Creative intelligenceShared: developer tools, design toolsActive
DesignbaseW23Design and build great interfacesShared: developer tools, design toolsActive
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About Thunkable
From MIT's App Inventor and YCombinator's W2016 batch, Thunkable allows anyone to build powerful native apps. With Thunkable, it's simple to design, and simple to code-- simply drag and drop to create fast, native, reliable apps. You don't need to download large development suites, command-line kits, or simulators. You can use the many built-in app templates as they are, or make changes. Make your changes online and see them on your device instantly with the Thunkable mobile app. Upload your apps directly to the Play Store or App Store or send them to friends!
San Francisco, CA, USA
Thunkable: questions
Which YC batch was Thunkable in?
Thunkable was in Y Combinator's Winter 2016 batch (W16).
Is Thunkable still active?
Y Combinator lists Thunkable as active.
Where is Thunkable based?
Thunkable lists San Francisco, CA, USA as its location on YC's directory.
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