Fastn, a trailblazer in the software development space, has announced a $2.6M seed funding round led by LiveOak Ventures and Antler, with contributions from notable investors including Chris Bach, Co-Founder of Netlify, and **Kyle Hency**, Co-Founder of Loop. This funding will help Fastn accelerate its pioneering composable architecture platform, which is transforming the way enterprises approach modular software development.
Fastn’s platform simplifies the process of building and connecting modular components, offering unmatched flexibility and efficiency in application development. As enterprises move away from traditional, monolithic systems toward more modular and composable frameworks, Fastn is poised to be the key player in this shift.
Creighton Hicks, partner at LiveOak Ventures, explained, “Composable – or headless – architecture is gaining traction, but many enterprises still struggle with adoption due to the complexities of connecting components. Fastn’s platform addresses this challenge, enabling easy integration and rapid adoption of composable architecture.”
Fastn’s no-code/low-code platform is designed to streamline complex integrations, making it easier for developers to build scalable and secure applications. The platform leverages AI to orchestrate and connect different data sources, addressing issues like real-time data accuracy and security.
HP, a Fortune 100 company, has already integrated Fastn into its composable application development process, significantly reducing time-to-market and improving scalability. “With Fastn, what used to take weeks and months now takes hours and days,” said Gaurav Roy, VP of Engineering at HP.
Fastn’s recent success signals its potential to become a key player in the future of enterprise software development. As the company expands its platform and integrates more AI-driven automation, it invites developers to begin building with Fastn and shape the future of composable application development.
