Anything is an AI agent platform that converts plain-English descriptions into production-ready mobile apps, sites, tools and products built with real code. Founded in 2025 by Dhruv Amin and Marcus Lowe, who met at Google, the company targets users without technical backgrounds - in its own words, "the next wave of entrepreneurs who never thought of themselves as founders or engineers."
Its flagship product, Anything Platform, ships mobile and web interfaces, design systems, AI capabilities, backend infrastructure and payment processing out of the box. The second product, Anything Max, is an autonomous software engineer that tests apps like a human, writes code and iterates until goals are met. The technical stack spans AI agents, natural-language-to-code generation, software engineering automation, mobile and web development, backend infrastructure, payment processing, design systems and autonomous testing.
The company reached $2m in revenue within two weeks of launch and is valued at $100m. It raised an $11m Series A and is backed by Footwork. Its stated mission is to make software creation accessible to everyone, with products aimed at consumer software creation, citizen development, and entrepreneurship and small business tooling.
