Anything

Anything is a San Francisco software company founded in 2021 by Dhruv Amin and Marcus Lowe, two former Google product leaders. The company develops AI systems that help people build applications and delegate digital work through natural-language instructions.

The business began with tools for generating application components and later developed a broader AI application builder. Its software is designed to cover more than interface generation by including the infrastructure needed to publish and operate an application.

Company details:

- Founded: 2021

- Co-founders: Dhruv Amin and Marcus Lowe

- Headquarters: San Francisco, California

- Business address: 629 Dolores Street, San Francisco, California 94110, United States

- Email: [email protected]

- Company size: 1 to 10 employees

- Primary fields: AI application development, cloud agents and software infrastructure

Anything's application-building platform supports web and mobile projects created from written requirements. It can generate interface code and connect application services such as data storage, user accounts, payments and deployment.

The company also develops Skydive, a cloud AI agent platform for work that extends across websites, business applications, communication channels, files and terminals. Skydive agents receive persistent cloud environments and can continue scheduled or multi-step tasks after a user's local computer is offline.

The two offerings address different needs. Anything focuses on creating and publishing software, while Skydive focuses on assigning ongoing operational work to persistent agents. Both reflect the company's wider goal of reducing the technical setup required to create software or automate digital processes.

Anything has raised institutional funding from investors that include Footwork, Bessemer Venture Partners, Uncork Capital and M13. The company serves individual builders as well as teams that need additional collaboration, administration and deployment controls.