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To make it easy and secure for developers of every experience level and teams of any size to manage their app configuration and secrets.
Many businesses are adapting to remote and hybrid working, but the collaborative tools available for team communication such as Slack or Teams lack the security needed for sensitive information sharing. This comes at a huge cost to business, with DevOps and IT workers spending on average 25 minutes per day managing this information and costing on average over $1 million a year when this information is lost or leaked. Doppler exists to remedy this situation with a secrets platform designed to securely store, transmit and audit a company's sensitive information, avoiding wasted time, leaks and outages.
Doppler is not the only company to notice the growing market for enterprise secrets management, facing competition from rivals such 1Password, HashiCorp Vault and offerings from Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud. However, with an estimated 90% of companies not using a secrets management solution, there is lots of room to grow. Doppler is hoping that by producing a superior product it can capture a large portion of the remaining market share. Although it is relatively new to the sector compared to rivals its developer-centric approach has already netted results with more than 15,000 teams using the platform.
Doppler recently completed Series A funding led by CRV. It intends to greatly expand its team, onboarding engineering talent to implement numerous planned improvements to its platform and expand its marketing reach. If it can succeed in this, it stands a good chance of building into a significant rival to the larger players in this sector.
Kirsty
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Apr 2022
$20m
SERIES A
Mar 2021
$6.5m
EARLY VC
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Brian Vallelunga
(CEO)Also a Technical Advisor for Soma Capital. Previously was Lead Software Engineer at Uber and a Contract Developer with Gigster. Founded Miza, Burl Apps, Juicy and Laborate.