Refine blog · Jan 2026
Refine announced a split into two products: Refine (AI-powered internal app builder) and Refine Core (open-source framework), with core docs and community resources moving to refine.dev/core.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Refine is an AI-powered development and configuration platform for enterprise internal tools and B2B apps, built on the open-source Refine Core React framework and positioned as a code-ownership-first alternative to low-code platforms.
Primary product
AI-powered internal application builder for enterprise internal tools and B2B apps
Founded
2022
Headquarters
Newark, Delaware, United States
Team size
10-20
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
AI-powered internal tools / developer tools
Offices
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Business model
Stage
Seed
Total raised
$3.8M
Latest round
Seed · May 2024
Latest amount
$2.8M
Leadership
CEO & Co-Founder
Chief Product Officer, Co-Founder
Chief Technology Officer
Chief Product Officer
Founders
Co-Founder & CTO
Investors
Open-source, community-driven, developer-first, transparent, and distributed internationally; the company emphasizes full code ownership, no platform lock-in, and active community contributions.
Pricing
Freemium/usage-based credits with Starter, Pro, and Enterprise tiers; enterprise pricing is custom.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
about $3.8M estimated annual recurring revenue (public estimate)
Refine blog · Jan 2026
Refine announced a split into two products: Refine (AI-powered internal app builder) and Refine Core (open-source framework), with core docs and community resources moving to refine.dev/core.
Refine blog · Sep 2025
Major Refine Core release with React 19 and TanStack Query v5 support, cleaner APIs, codemods, and performance improvements.
Refine blog · May 2025
Refine said Claude 4 improved output quality and token efficiency, lowering costs and improving the app-generation experience.
Refine blog · May 2024
Refine announced a $2.8M seed round with investors including Senovo, 500 Emerging Europe, Palmdrive Capital, 8vdx, STONKS, David J. Phillips, and Theo Browne.