Google acquires Apportable, a San Francisco-based mobile development software company, to bolster its developer tools. The move, reported over a year ago, aims to enhance cross-platform OS flexibility for app creators. Terms of the acquisition remain undisclosed.
Google acquired Apportable, a mobile app development startup, through an acqui-hire last year. The company’s two co-founders and 11 engineers joined Google’s engineering team. Apportable specialized in cross-platform app development tools for businesses.
Google acquired the team behind Apportable, a mobile app development startup, through an undisclosed acqui-hire deal over a year ago. The move leverages Apportable’s expertise in cross-platform app development tools. Sources confirm the transaction was kept confidential.
Apportable secures $5 million in funding to develop a native cross-platform game engine for iOS and Android. The San Francisco startup aims to streamline game development across both mobile platforms with a unified tool. Investors back the effort to reduce fragmentation in mobile gaming workflows.
