Russia-based Qbaka, a platform that helps developers track client-side problems, raised a seed funding round of undisclosed amount.
Venture capital fund Maxfield Capital, founded by Alexander Turkot.
The company intends to use the funds to expand in Europe and U.S., extend sales channels and partnerships, and introduce corporate solution for large companies.
Launched by Andrey Mima in June 2012. Qbaka focuses on tracking javascript errors on web services, which often cause companies lose customers and money. It provides automated monitoring and realtime analytics of errors, without any user interaction. All data is collected and pushed to the cloud analytics engine. Developers get notified and visit Qbaka dashboard to see all the details needed to help them figure out the problem and fix it.
It is currently used by more than 1000 developers from 450 companies, including large online stores, online dating services, social and entertainment websites, analytics and data storage tools, etc. from USA, Canada, Switzerland, Germany, Poland, Denmark, Finland, Argentina, Czech, Israel, England, etc.
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FinSMEs
10/10/2013