Very Good Ventures is a technology company.
Very Good Ventures has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round.
Very Good Ventures has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Very Good Ventures (VGV) is a technology consultancy specializing in Flutter app development, digital experience design, AI strategy, and cross-platform engineering for mid-market and enterprise clients.[1][2][3] The company builds scalable, high-performance apps for mobile, web, desktop, and embedded platforms from a single codebase, serving industries like ecommerce, entertainment, finance, media, automotive, and technology; notable clients include Hamilton, Toyota, Google, Dow Jones, and The New York Times.[2][3][4] VGV solves the challenges of fragmented development by enabling faster market launches, cost efficiency through code reuse, and consistent user experiences across devices, with a focus on production-ready solutions that drive business growth.[1][3][5]
Founded in 2017 (with key activities starting in 2018) and headquartered in New York, VGV has grown to a global team of about 45 employees across the US, Poland, Spain, and the Netherlands, generating around $9.5 million in revenue.[1][5] Their growth momentum stems from pioneering Flutter expertise, trusted partnerships with industry leaders, and expansion into AI, product strategy, and marketing services.[2][3]
Very Good Ventures emerged in 2018 when its founding team launched the world's first commercial Flutter app for Hamilton: The Musical, marking their pivot from prior ventures (formerly CreateThrive) to a dedicated digital experience agency.[2][6] The founders, with backgrounds in technology leadership, engineering, product management, and business development, recognized Flutter's potential as Google's UI toolkit for efficient cross-platform development.[4][2] This multidisciplinary team—including roles like CEO, COO, Chief People Officer, Head of Engineering Services, and Head of Design—built early traction by partnering with Google on flagship apps like the Flutter Gallery, Google I/O conference app, and SDK tools.[2]
Pivotal moments included scaling from Flutter specialists to a full-service partner offering AI strategy, UX design, and growth services, while fostering a global presence and community around open-source contributions.[2][3][5] This evolution positioned VGV as a go-to for enterprises seeking "build once, deploy anywhere" solutions amid rising demand for multi-platform apps.[3]
Very Good Ventures rides the cross-platform development wave, fueled by Flutter's growth as a leading UI framework for cost-effective, native-like apps amid rising multi-device demands.[1][3][5] Timing aligns with enterprise shifts to unified codebases, AI integration, and rapid iteration—market forces like mobile-first strategies, AI personalization, and over-the-air updates favor VGV's "one stack" model, cutting development costs by up to 50% via code reuse.[3][4]
They influence the ecosystem by contributing to Flutter's evolution (e.g., Google collaborations), mentoring teams on scalable practices, and enabling brands like Toyota and Universal to innovate faster, thus democratizing high-quality digital experiences for non-tech giants.[2][3] This positions VGV at the intersection of open-source momentum and enterprise digital transformation.
VGV is primed to expand as Flutter adoption surges alongside agentic AI and edge computing, potentially doubling revenue through deeper AI-product integrations and embedded app services.[3][2] Trends like generative AI for personalization and WebAssembly for desktop/web will amplify their edge in "build once, deploy anywhere," while global talent and community efforts sustain loyalty amid talent shortages. Their influence may evolve from consultancy to platform shapers, powering more Fortune 500 innovations and solidifying Flutter's dominance—echoing their Hamilton launch as the next multi-device revolution unfolds.[2][5]
Very Good Ventures has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Very Good Ventures's investors include Celesta.
Very Good Ventures has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $3.0M Series A in May 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 1, 2022 | $3.0M Series A | Celesta |