Lovable for non-tech users: Build no-code internal and customer apps
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Blitz is a YC S22 no-code platform for operations and product teams to build internal and customer-facing business apps with a database, interface builder, and workflow automation layer. Public sources conflict a bit on HQ/funding stage, but the company’s own site and YC profile point to San Francisco as HQ, with a small distributed team and an incubator presence at Station F in Paris.
Primary product
AI-powered no-code platform for building internal tools, customer apps, databases, and workflows
Founded
2022
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
1-10
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
No-code / low-code application development platforms
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Offices
Business model
Stage
seed
Total raised
$500K
Latest round
Seed · Sep 2022
Latest amount
$500K
Sep 2022 · Y Combinator
Investors
Founder-led, product/ops-first culture focused on speed, autonomy, and helping non-technical teams ship quickly. The company describes itself as remote-friendly and global, while preferring to spend the first months together.
Work style
Flexible
Pricing
Subscription / flat-fee SaaS; exact public pricing is not fully disclosed
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
roughly $10M-$15M (third-party estimate centered on $11M)
Estimated monthly visits
3.1K
Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026
LinkedIn · Jun 2026
Blitz announced BlitzGraph, a polymorphic database for AI agents with nested queries, O(1) relations, built-in frontend capabilities, and file storage; the post frames it as a new product the team built after finding existing graph databases unsuitable.
Blitz blog · Mar 2026
Blitz argues spreadsheets create compliance and auditability risk in fintech and recommends migrating operations to dedicated internal tools and data infrastructure.
Blitz blog · Jan 2026
The company argues product managers can use no-code tools to ship production-ready SaaS backends without engineering bottlenecks, and positions Blitz as an all-in-one backend/build platform.
Blitz blog · Dec 2025
Blitz compares itself with Retool and other internal-tools products, emphasizing lower complexity for non-technical users and integrated security and workflow features.
Blitz blog · Dec 2025
Blitz positions no-code as a faster, cheaper way to build regulated fintech workflows such as KYC portals, while still requiring strong audit logs and compliance controls.