SideKit Blog · Feb 2026
The company described its in-app feedback system, grouping, tagging, and reply workflows, including use of services@appsidekit.com for outbound mail.
One package to take your mobile app to production.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
SideKit is a YC-backed, San Francisco-based mobile app infrastructure startup that bundles privacy-first analytics, feature flags, version gating, and in-app feedback into a lightweight SDK/backend package for SwiftUI, UIKit, and React Native teams.
Primary product
Backend-in-a-box SDK for mobile apps
Founded
2025
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
1-10 employees
Industry
Mobile Computing Software Products
Sub-industry
Mobile app infrastructure / SDKs for analytics, feature flags, version gating, and feedback
Offices
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Business model
Stage
Seed
Total raised
$500K
Latest round
Seed · Jan 2026
Latest amount
$500K
Jan 2026 · Y Combinator
Investors
Developer-first and privacy-first, with a lightweight '80% tools' philosophy, fast setup, minimal data collection, and an emphasis on shipping app-production tooling without App Store release friction.
Pricing
Freemium; free until 100,000 signals per month, with no credit card or expiring trial required
Differentiators
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SideKit Blog · Feb 2026
The company described its in-app feedback system, grouping, tagging, and reply workflows, including use of services@appsidekit.com for outbound mail.
SideKit Blog · Feb 2026
SideKit explained how its SDK handles forced and dismissible update gates, minimum versions, and App Store link-outs.
LinkedIn · Jan 2026
SideKit posted about the value of version gating and the challenge of forcing app updates.
LinkedIn · Jan 2026
SideKit announced a privacy-first analytics launch, highlighted its lightweight SDK, and offered 250K signals to early apps.
LinkedIn · Jan 2026
Ashish Selvaraj announced that he and Ethan Pronev were building SideKit and said the company was backed by Y Combinator.