InVision is a technology company.
InVision has raised $355.0M across 7 funding rounds.
Key people at InVision.
InVision has raised $355.0M in total across 7 funding rounds.
InVision is a technology company that builds a digital product design and collaboration platform primarily serving design and product teams across enterprises and small businesses. Its core product, including the widely used online whiteboard called Freehand, enables teams to brainstorm, prototype, test, and develop digital products collaboratively, improving workflows and decision-making processes. InVision’s platform addresses the challenge of remote and cross-disciplinary collaboration in product design by providing tools that unify teams and stakeholders around a single source of truth, enhancing productivity and creativity. The company has grown to serve over 7 million users globally, including 100% of the Fortune 100 companies[3][4][6].
InVision was founded in 2011 in New York by designers who sought to improve the product design process by creating tools that foster collaboration and streamline workflows. The idea emerged from the need for a more integrated and interactive design platform that could support prototyping, feedback, and iteration in a seamless way. Early traction came from its ability to replace static design handoffs with interactive prototypes and collaborative features, which quickly gained adoption among digital product teams and enterprises[3][6].
InVision rides the growing trend of remote work, digital transformation, and cross-functional collaboration in product development. The timing is critical as companies increasingly rely on distributed teams and need tools that facilitate seamless collaboration across geographies and disciplines. Market forces such as the rise of SaaS, cloud computing, and the demand for faster product cycles favor InVision’s platform. By enabling better design workflows, InVision influences the broader ecosystem by setting standards for how digital products are conceived, iterated, and delivered in an increasingly digital-first world[3][4].
Looking ahead, InVision’s future will likely involve deeper integration of AI and automation to enhance design workflows and decision-making, as well as expansion into emerging markets. Trends such as AI-powered design tools, increased emphasis on user experience, and hybrid work models will shape their journey. While InVision announced plans to shutter in late 2024, the platform’s legacy and technology may evolve through acquisitions or pivots, continuing to influence how teams collaborate on digital products globally[3]. Their core mission to make work more collaborative and impactful remains highly relevant as digital product design continues to grow in complexity and importance.
InVision has raised $355.0M in total across 7 funding rounds.
InVision's investors include Addition, Andreessen Horowitz, Battery Ventures, B Capital Group, Benchmark, Bling Capital, Coelius Capital, Contour Venture Partners, FirstMark Capital, Founder Collective, Founders Fund, Khosla Ventures.
Key people at InVision.
InVision has raised $355.0M across 7 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $120.0M Series F in December 2018.
