DevHub
Facts
- HQ
- Seattle, USA
- Sectors
- Internet Publishing
- Founded
- 2007
- Type
- Corporation Seattle business license
- Employees
- 92
- Registered name
- DevHub Inc Seattle business license
- Stage
- Seed
- Founders
- Mark Michael, Daniel Rust
DevHub acquires Brickwork to add online-to-store booking and RSVP features for multi-location brands
Seattle SaaS company DevHub has acquired New York-based retail tech startup Brickwork to add local online-to-store features like appointment booking and event RSVPs, strengthening its Data Experience Platform for multi-location brands; terms were not disclosed.
Pandemic Accelerates Adoption of Enterprise Software in Seattle, Boosting Cloud and Cybersecurity Startups
The COVID-19 pandemic is accelerating adoption of enterprise software in the Seattle and Pacific Northwest tech scene, highlighting startups in cloud computing and cybersecurity that dominate the GeekWire 200. Analysts say enterprise cloud firms appear relatively resilient to recessionary pressures compared with consumer-facing startups, though risks remain if businesses cut spending.
Scout9 founder Patrick Opie builds ML-powered “Personal Pocket Scout” to guide new dog owners on feeding, training and product choices
Patrick Opie founded Seattle startup Scout9 after struggling to know what his new dog needed; the company offers a machine-learning driven "Personal Pocket Scout" that creates dynamic timelines and product guidance to help new dog owners navigate feeding, training and other milestones. Scout9 targets growing pet-industry demand following pandemic adoption surges and aims to provide an economical, intuitive alternative to time-consuming research and irrelevant purchases.
Seattle tech founders Mark Michael and Patrick Opie launch Gumwall on April 13 to raise $1-per-piece donations for restaurant workers
Two Seattle tech workers launched Gumwall, a website where users pay $1 to remove a piece of virtual gum and reveal an image, with proceeds benefiting restaurant and hospitality workers affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. The site, created by Mark Michael (DevHub) and Patrick Opie (Scout9), went live April 13 as a playful fundraising alternative during the pandemic.
GeekWire 200 November Update: DocuSign Tops as Textio Rises 23 Spots and Morningstar Acquires PitchBook for $180M
The November update of the GeekWire 200 highlights Pacific Northwest startups leveraging recent large funding rounds to expand products and staff, with DocuSign leading the list. Notable moves include Textio jumping 23 spots to number 176 and Avvo advancing into the seventh spot, while PitchBook was acquired by Morningstar for $180 million.
People
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Daniel Rust Founder, Co-founder, CTO, CTO & Co-founder
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Mark Michael Founder, CEO/ co-Founder