Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Aug 5, 2026
Tripledot Studios is a London-founded, privately held mobile-games developer and publisher focused on combining creativity, data science, experimentation and live operations to create casual games played at global scale. It completed the acquisition of AppLovin’s mobile-games portfolio in June 2025, materially expanding its studios, portfolio and geographic footprint.
Primary product
Casual mobile games, including Solitaire, Woodoku, Blackjack, Nut Sort and Triple Tile, plus games from the acquired AppLovin portfolio.
Founded
2017
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Team size
500+ before the 2025 AppLovin acquisition; more than 2,500 across the combined group was announced for the post-acquisition business
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Computer Games / Mobile Gaming
Sub-industry
Casual mobile-game development, publishing and live operations
Offices
Business model
Stage
Private, later-stage / growth; post-2025 corporate minority investment
Total raised
$602M
Latest round
Corporate minority investment associated with AppLovin games-portfolio acquisition · May 2025
Latest amount
$400M
Corporate minority investment / acquisition consideration
May 2025 · AppLovin
Leadership
Lior Shiff
Co-founder and CEO
Akin Babayigit
Co-founder and COO
Eyal Chameides
Co-founder and CPO
Daniel Freireich
CEO, Tripledot Games
Alex Kazeko
Chief Technology Officer
Ayushi Kansal
General Manager
Raheem Farooq
General Manager
Karan Bhavnani
User Acquisition Director
The company presents itself as agile, collaborative and highly driven, combining an indie-style development process with data, science and disciplined monetization. It emphasizes talented teams, creativity, attention to detail, experimentation and making games that reach large audiences. Benefits and workplace details vary by office and role.
Work style
Flexible
Compensation
Public evidence indicates competitive mobile-games compensation and generally positive compensation signals, but no reliable company-wide salary bands were found. Third-party employee data reports a 4.2/5 compensation rating; treat this as directional rather than audited.
Benefits
Pricing
Free-to-play mobile games monetized primarily through in-app purchases and advertising; individual titles are distributed through the App Store and Google Play.
Differentiators
Technology
Estimated revenue
Approximately $1.5B-$2.0B annual gross revenue for the combined post-acquisition business, based on Tripledot’s 2025 announcement of nearly $2B; pre-acquisition third-party estimate was approximately $355.7M.
Completed the approximately $800 million acquisition of AppLovin’s mobile-games portfolio, including ten studios. The transaction was half cash and half equity; AppLovin became a 20% minority shareholder. The scale and integration create execution and organizational-complexity risk, although management said widespread layoffs were not expected.
SourceAnnounced the AppLovin transaction, expected to create a 12-studio, 23-city business with more than 2,500 team members and nearly $2 billion in annual gross revenue.
SourceMobileGamer.biz · Jul 2025
Reports the June 30, 2025 closing, AppLovin’s 20% stake, potential IPO implications and management’s expectation that widespread layoffs would not follow.
Business Wire · May 2025
Announcement of the approximately $800m transaction, ten acquired studios, projected 25m daily active users and nearly $2bn annual gross revenue.
TechCrunch · Feb 2022
Coverage of the Series B led by 20VC and Tripledot’s acquisition-led growth strategy.
Business Wire · Apr 2021
Series A announcement, founding team, early revenue run-rate and investor group.
Feb 2022 · 20VC
Jan 2022 · FTX Ventures
Apr 2021 · Eldridge / Access Industries / Lightspeed Venture Partners
Nov 2018 · Velo Partners
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