Building the
Future of No Code
Thunkable empowers anyone to create custom, native, no code mobile applications for Android, iOS, and the mobile web — without any technical expertise needed.
Meet the
Thunkable Team
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It all started when Arun and Wei saw the power of no code...
Thunkable's Co-Founders were part of the App Inventor team at MIT. When they went into the workforce after school, they quickly realized that mobile app development is painfully difficult and too labor-intensive. With their background, they knew app development was ripe for no code disruption. Thunkable launched in March of 2016 to make app development accessible to everyone. The duo headed west and formed a team. Thunkable quickly grew to support more than three million users, and the rest is history.
Who We Are
Thunkable is a rapidly growing team with more than 40 teammates in seven different countries. Headquartered in San Francisco, our remote-first, hybrid-optional team is committed to making app development accessible to everyone. We know that great ideas are everywhere, and we want to equip the world with the power to turn these ideas into no code mobile apps.
Who Uses Thunkable?
Thunkable is trusted by millions of users, from Fortune 500 companies to elementary school classrooms. Thunkable Creators in 184 different countries have built more than eight million unique, no code mobile apps. Our visual development approach is easy to learn but extremely powerful. We're proud to see many of the world's best companies and the next generation of Creators choose Thunkable to turn their ideas into mobile apps.
From Our
Founders
"Thunkable takes pride in bridging the digital divide by making passive consumers of technology into active Creators. There are numerous problems that remain unaddressed by software development, and our aim is to create the capabilities for anyone to provide solutions for these problems to improve the lives of millions."
Interested in Joining
Our Team?
Come build the future of no code mobile app development with us.
