Tsumobi was founded by Joshua Wilson, Adam Bouhenguel.

Who are Tsumobi's investors?

Tsumobi's investors include Y Combinator, Sk Telecom Venture Capital, Llc, XG Ventures.

Where is Tsumobi headquartered?

Tsumobi is headquartered in Boston, US.

Tsumobi

DefunctYC W07

Boston, US · 2 employees · 3 known investors

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Tsumobi develops a mobile messaging technology that uses its own programming language on top of J2ME, letting developers deliver and update mobile applications on the fly through URLs on Tsumobi-enabled sites. It targets mobile application developers seeking easier distribution and upgrades.

Consumer Developer Tools Mobility & Transportation Social MessagingUnited States of AmericaAmerica / Canada

Founders & leadership· Y Combinator alumni (W07)

Joshua WilsonFounder2007–2016Joshua Wilson studied at MIT and was part of Y Combinator's W07 cohort; he has founded three venture-backed companies.

Adam Bouhenguel Founder2006–2016

John MarbachGrowth2015–2016Founder at Glider

Investors · 3

Y Combinatorlisted by Y CombinatorSan Francisco · $500K

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Sk Telecom Venture Capital, LlcreportedSanta Clara

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XG VenturesreportedMenlo Park

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2 people who came through Tsumobi went on to found or lead other companies.

Joshua WilsonFounderFounded Emsense John MarbachUser Experience ResearcherFounded Glider

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Tsumobi, Inc.

Frequently asked questions

What does Tsumobi do?: Tsumobi develops a mobile messaging technology that uses its own programming language on top of J2ME, letting developers deliver and update mobile applications on the fly through URLs on Tsumobi-enabled sites. It targets mobile application developers seeking easier distribution and upgrades.
Who founded Tsumobi?: Tsumobi was founded by Joshua Wilson, Adam Bouhenguel.
Who are Tsumobi's investors?: Tsumobi's investors include Y Combinator, Sk Telecom Venture Capital, Llc, XG Ventures.
Where is Tsumobi headquartered?: Tsumobi is headquartered in Boston, US.