In the exploding world of AI-driven software development, vibe-coding startup Anything has achieved a staggering milestone: reaching $2 million in annualized recurring revenue (ARR) within its first two weeks of launch. This explosive traction, announced on September 29, 2025, has propelled the company to a $100 million valuation following an $11 million Series A funding round led by Footwork. Founded by Dhruv Amin and Alex Lowe, Anything differentiates itself by providing end-to-end infrastructure—databases, storage, and payments—enabling non-technical users to transform casual prompts into fully functional, production-ready apps and websites.
For developers, entrepreneurs, and investors riding the AI coding wave, Anything’s sprint exemplifies the sector’s hyper-growth potential, outpacing even Lovable’s $100 million ARR in eight months. With vibe-coding tools like Replit and Cursor reshaping no-code/low-code paradigms, Anything’s focus on seamless deployment addresses a critical pain point: turning prototypes into revenue-generating products. Let’s explore the startup’s story, the funding details, and what this means for the $100 billion AI-assisted development market.
Anything’s Breakthrough: From Idea to $2M ARR in Weeks
Launched just a month ago, Anything allows users to describe app ideas in natural language—”build me a social network for pet owners”—and generates deployable code across frameworks like React or Python. Unlike rivals that stop at prototypes, Anything integrates backend essentials, letting users ship to app stores without 2 a.m. debugging sessions. Co-founder Amin highlighted: “We’ve solved the Achilles heel of vibe-coding: users get stuck launching because they can’t connect tools.”
This “soup-to-nuts” approach drove the ARR blitz:
- User Traction: Thousands of non-coders built and launched apps, from e-commerce sites to mobile tools, in days.
- Revenue Model: Subscription tiers ($29–$99/month) for unlimited generations, plus enterprise plans for custom integrations.
- Market Fit: Targets the 70% of small businesses lacking dev teams, tapping a $50 billion no-code opportunity.
The startup’s duo—previously at a $2 million ARR dev marketplace using pre-LLM AI—pivoted after generative models like Claude 3.5 Sonnet made full autonomy viable.
Funding Details: $11M Series A at $100M Valuation
The $11 million round, closed shortly after launch, values Anything at $100 million post-money, reflecting investor bets on vibe-coding’s disruption. Led by Footwork, it includes participation from strategic angels and follows a bootstrapped phase generating $2 million ARR pre-funding.
Breakdown:
| Investor/Element | Details | Strategic Angle |
|---|---|---|
| Footwork (Lead) | Undisclosed amount; early-stage focus | Backs AI tools for creators; prior exits in no-code. |
| Angels & Syndicates | Tech founders (e.g., ex-OpenAI, Cursor) | Expertise in LLM integrations for coding. |
| Total Series A | $11M at $100M valuation | Funds hiring (20 engineers) and infra scaling. |
Proceeds target:
- Team Expansion: Double headcount to 50, focusing on reliability and multi-language support.
- Infrastructure: Enhance backend for 10x user growth, including cloud partnerships.
- Product Roadmap: Launch ‘Anything Max’—an autonomous AI engineer for end-to-end business building.
This follows a pattern: Lovable’s $200 million at $1.8 billion (July 2025) and Replit’s $150 million ARR surge.
The Vibe-Coding Boom: Anything’s Edge in a Crowded Field
Vibe-coding—AI translating “vibes” (casual prompts) into code—has minted unicorns like Lovable ($100M ARR in 8 months) and Replit ($150M ARR in a year). Anything stands out by solving the “prototype trap”: 80% of vibe-coded apps fail deployment due to backend gaps.
Competitive landscape:
| Startup | ARR Milestone | Differentiation |
|---|---|---|
| Anything | $2M in 2 weeks | Full-stack infra for launches. |
| Lovable | $100M in 8 months | Website/app focus; $1.8B val. |
| Replit | $150M in <1 year | Collaborative IDE with AI. |
| Cursor | $9.9B valuation | Pro-coder AI assistant. |
Risks: Security flaws in AI-generated code (e.g., Wiz’s Base44 vuln) and market saturation, but Anything’s deployment focus mitigates.
Implications: Democratizing Development in a $100B Market
Anything’s feat accelerates vibe-coding’s disruption of the $100 billion dev tools space, empowering non-coders to launch side hustles—potentially millions of apps yearly. For investors, it’s a signal of 10x returns in AI no-code; entrepreneurs, a tool to validate ideas fast; Big Tech, pressure on GitHub Copilot.
Challenges: Ethical AI code risks and talent shifts, but the $2M ARR sprint proves demand.
Conclusion: Anything’s $2M ARR Sprint – Vibe-Coding’s New Speed Demon
The vibe-coding startup Anything hitting $2M ARR in just 2 weeks is a blistering validation of AI’s power to build businesses from prompts, securing a $100M valuation in the process. By bridging prototypes to production, it outpaces Lovable and Replit, heralding a no-code revolution. As the $11M fuels scaling, Anything could mint the next $1B ARR unicorn—watch this space. Tech Crunch
