Software Acquisitions in California

Fulcrum, an AI-powered field process management and data collection platform, has acquired Wildnote to expand its environmental compliance capabilities and deepen vertical expertise in regulated industries. Wildnote's environmental consulting–focused software and team will integrate into Fulcrum to enhance field data capture, regulatory reporting, and context-aware insights for environmental and infrastructure customers.

Keycard, an identity and access platform for AI agents, has acquired Anchor.dev, a stealth developer-infrastructure startup focused on automatic certificate issuance and validation. The acquisition brings Anchor.dev’s team and tooling into Keycard to extend runtime, application-layer governance for autonomous coding agents and strengthen agent identity and certificate management capabilities.

Pendo has acquired Chisel Labs, an AI-powered product management platform, to accelerate development of agentic AI for product teams and to bring Chisel’s engineering talent in-house. The deal establishes Pune, India as a new R&D hub for Pendo (in addition to Chisel’s San Francisco presence) and will help Pendo scale specialized AI frameworks and autonomous product agents.

Banyan Software has completed a majority investment in Indee.TV, a secure video distribution platform used by studios, streamers, and guilds. Indee will continue operating independently under its existing management while Banyan provides long-term support to accelerate growth and preserve product and cultural integrity.

Rubicon Technology Partners has made a strategic majority growth investment in Procede Software, a provider of enterprise dealer management systems for the commercial vehicle industry. The investment will support accelerated product innovation, expanded integrations across the commercial vehicle ecosystem, and further development of Procede's Excede platform and new AI capabilities.

Arteris has completed its acquisition of Cycuity, integrating Cycuity’s silicon hardware security assurance technology into Arteris’s network-on-chip IP and SoC integration software portfolio. The deal expands Arteris’s capabilities to help chipmakers identify and mitigate silicon-level vulnerabilities while maintaining performance and development schedules.

Aptean has acquired OpsVeda, an AI-powered operations command center, to add agentic execution and real-time orchestration to its Logility supply chain planning and execution platform. The acquisition integrates OpsVeda's real-time operational intelligence and composable architecture with Logility's planning and optimization capabilities to close the planning-to-execution gap; deal terms were not disclosed.

Prometheus Group, an AI-enhanced enterprise asset management (EAM) software provider, has acquired Webalo, an AI-enabled connected worker platform. The deal integrates Webalo's frontline data-capture and AI workflow capabilities into Prometheus's EAM platform to create a closed-loop digital execution solution; financial terms were not disclosed.

TechnoMile has acquired SIMS Software to add facility security, clearance tracking, and post-award compliance capabilities to its AI-enabled contract management platform. The deal is backed by Capitol Meridian Partners, which will take a majority stake in the combined company in a PE-backed add-on transaction; K1 Investment Management exits its stake in TechnoMile.

ClickUp has acquired Codegen, an AI-powered code generation and agentic AI platform, bringing Codegen's technology and team into ClickUp to accelerate development of its Super Agents. The deal integrates Codegen founder Jay Hack into ClickUp as Head of AI and aims to expand ClickUp's AI capabilities for autonomous, enterprise-grade workflow and software generation.

Olo has completed the acquisition of Spendgo, a loyalty and guest engagement platform, to integrate loyalty capabilities into Olo's restaurant technology suite. Spendgo's leadership will join Olo and the combined offering will enable unified guest profiles, deeper personalization, and expanded loyalty functionality for restaurant brands.

Filevine has acquired Pincites, an AI-powered contract drafting and redlining tool built natively for Microsoft Word, bringing the full Pincites team into Filevine to create "LOIS for Word." The acquisition expands Filevine's Legal Operating Intelligence System (LOIS) into Word-native drafting and redlining capabilities and strengthens its push into corporate/transactional legal workflows.

Boathouse Capital announced it has realized (exited) its investment in Ontraport, a marketing automation, sales, and CRM software provider for small and medium businesses. Boathouse partnered with Ontraport founder and CEO Landon Ray during a period of growth and profitability; the firm said the exit represents a successful realization from its third fund.

CentralSquare Technologies has acquired FirstTwo, a Tiburon-based provider of real-time, map-based situational intelligence for first responders. The acquisition will integrate FirstTwo's location-based intelligence into CentralSquare's cloud-based Public Safety Suite and AI capabilities to deliver enhanced, vendor-agnostic situational awareness to public safety agencies.

Teal, the career development and job search platform, has acquired Ramped, an AI-powered automation platform that automates job applications and tailors resumes and cover letters. The acquisition will integrate Ramped’s Autopilot application automation into Teal’s suite to deepen end-to-end job search capabilities; terms were not disclosed.

Shore Rock Partners acquired a controlling stake in AMAG Technology, a Hawthorne, California–based provider of physical access control, identity and video management solutions, in a deal completed with co-investment and support from Carlson Private Capital Partners and BellTower Partners. Allied Universal retains a significant minority interest and AMAG’s management will continue leading the business as the new ownership group supports increased product investment and growth focused on mission-critical end markets such as data centers, healthcare, and education.

Anthropic has acquired Bun, the high-performance JavaScript runtime founded by Jarred Sumner, to deepen integration with its Claude Code developer platform. The Bun codebase will remain open source under the MIT license while Anthropic plans to invest in Bun’s capabilities to improve Claude Code performance and developer workflows after Claude Code reached a $1 billion run-rate.

Montreal-based Valsoft Corporation has acquired Variphy, Inc., a California-based provider of unified communications analytics, reporting, and management solutions. Variphy will operate autonomously and join Valsoft's Lighthouse Software Group to accelerate product development and expand its customer reach.

Palabra AI has acquired Talo and will integrate Talo’s team and interface technology to launch a suite of five real-time multilingual communication products for video calls, webinars, streams, events, and developer APIs. The acquisition expands Palabra’s offering from infrastructure into consumer- and user-facing products while preserving the Talo brand temporarily during the transition.

Silo Technologies has acquired Pet Tiger, a Fresno-based agricultural labor and field-cost tracking software provider, to integrate labor management capabilities into Silo’s produce-focused ERP, payments, and analytics platform. The deal is a strategic add-on aimed at accelerating product roadmap, expanding workforce-management functionality, and delivering a unified cloud platform for growers, packer-shippers, and distributors.

LegitScript has acquired Kompliant, a compliance orchestration platform for banks and financial services, combining LegitScript’s risk intelligence and monitoring with Kompliant’s automated underwriting and KYC/KYB workflow technology. The deal creates a unified, AI-driven platform to streamline merchant onboarding, automate underwriting decisions, and expand LegitScript’s merchant risk and compliance capabilities globally.

OpenAI has acquired Software Applications Incorporated, the developer of Sky — a natural language interface for macOS that understands screen context and takes actions across apps. The Sky team will join OpenAI as the company integrates Sky’s deep macOS capabilities into ChatGPT to bring more context-aware, desktop-focused AI assistance to users.

Main Capital Partners, a private equity firm based in The Hague, has acquired TrustArc, a Walnut Creek, California–based privacy compliance and data protection software provider, from Bregal Sagemount. Financial terms were not disclosed; TrustArc (founded 1997) serves over 1,200 customers, employs more than 300 people, and Main Capital said it will accelerate product innovation and expand TrustArc's presence in Europe and India.

Resolve has acquired Espressive to integrate Espressive's conversational AI and enterprise-optimized LLM capabilities into Resolve's agentic automation and orchestration platform. The acquisition is intended to accelerate Resolve's 'Zero Ticket IT' vision by improving natural language understanding, increasing autonomous ticket resolution, and reducing ticket volume and mean time to resolution for enterprise ITSM.

StackGen has acquired OpsVerse in an asset purchase, integrating OpsVerse's Aiden DevOps Copilot and ObserveNow observability into StackGen's Autonomous Infrastructure Platform. Key OpsVerse engineering personnel will join StackGen to accelerate the company's autonomous infrastructure and AI agent capabilities while continuing support for existing OpsVerse customers.

Kinective has acquired ESQ Data Solutions to add enterprise-grade ATM and self-service device management to its Banking Operations Platform. The deal integrates ESQ’s real‑time device analytics and monitoring capabilities—used to manage nearly 1 million devices globally—into Kinective’s platform to give financial institutions unified visibility and control over cash devices from branch teller recyclers to ATMs and ITMs.

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Amplitude, Inc. has acquired Kraftful, an AI-native Voice of Customer (VoC) startup, to embed qualitative feedback analysis into Amplitude’s product analytics platform. The deal integrates Kraftful’s proprietary LLM-based feedback analysis to give customers a 360-degree view of user behavior and sentiment, accelerating Amplitude’s AI strategy and product capabilities.

Move, Inc., the operator of Realtor.com, has acquired Zenlist, a mobile-first real estate collaboration and search platform used by agents and their clients. The acquisition will integrate Zenlist's collaboration tools into Realtor.com's offerings to give agents, MLSs and brokerages improved communication, search and productivity capabilities; terms were not disclosed.

Italian app developer Bending Spoons has acquired California-based MileIQ Inc, a provider of automatic mileage-tracking and expense reporting services for self-employed users and enterprise customers. Bending Spoons retained JP Morgan and Willkie Farr & Gallagher as advisors and reportedly secured financing support (led by Silver Point with participation from Blackstone and others) for the transaction.

CLO Virtual Fashion has acquired swatchbook, a California-based digital materials solutions provider, integrating swatchbook’s extensive digital fabric library and applications into CLO’s materials division. The deal strengthens CLO’s content and AI capabilities for 3D garment design and visualization, expanding value for brands, vendors, and suppliers across CLO’s global product ecosystem.

Grammarly has acquired email client Superhuman to integrate Superhuman’s AI-powered email capabilities into Grammarly’s productivity suite; financial terms were not disclosed. Superhuman’s founders and employees will join Grammarly as the company seeks to build AI agents for email and expand its product footprint in professional communication.

Couchbase, the San Jose–based developer data platform, agreed to be acquired by Austin-based private equity firm Haveli Investments in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $1.5 billion. Couchbase stockholders will receive $24.50 per share and the company will become privately held upon closing; Haveli said it will partner with Couchbase to accelerate product development, scale the business and expand market leadership in enterprise database and AI applications.

Sandvik AB has completed the acquisition of Verisurf Software Inc., a US-based 3D metrology software solutions provider. Verisurf will be reported as a separate business unit within Sandvik’s Machining and Intelligent Manufacturing business area; the company is headquartered in Anaheim, California with 44 employees and reported ~SEK 130 million (USD 12 million) revenue in 2024.

IGEL has completed the acquisition of Stratodesk, a provider of endpoint OS software and management solutions, bringing Stratodesk's customers and endpoint expertise onto the IGEL OS platform. The deal expands IGEL's customer base and strengthens its capabilities in endpoint operating systems, endpoint security, and end-user computing (EUC) as customers are migrated to IGEL's secure endpoint OS.

Web3 developer platform Alchemy has acquired HeyMint, a California‑based no‑code NFT launchpad, for an undisclosed amount. HeyMint’s infrastructure and co‑founder/CTO Flor Ronsmans De Vry will join Alchemy as the company embeds HeyMint’s tools to enhance smart wallet infrastructure and simplify user onboarding for Web3 applications.

Weave (NYSE: WEAV) has completed the acquisition of TrueLark, an AI-powered virtual receptionist and front-desk automation platform headquartered in Palo Alto, California. TrueLark was a portfolio company of Elevate Capital; the deal strengthens Weave’s AI-powered front-office automation capabilities and accelerates its product roadmap for healthcare, beauty, and wellness customers.

CapitalSoft Inc. has acquired the assets of Laru Technologies and will integrate Laru’s fraud detection and risk management software into its ebpIQ payments platform. The acquisition brings Laru’s transaction-level ACH and wire-fraud analytics into CapitalSoft’s product suite to strengthen payment security and expand ebpIQ’s capabilities for banks, fintechs and enterprise payment teams.

BrowserStack has acquired Requestly, the open-source HTTP interception and API mocking tool and YCombinator graduate, to strengthen developer productivity and testing workflows. Requestly will remain open-source and continue to serve its large developer community while BrowserStack integrates and accelerates its roadmap to add advanced interception, mocking, and debugging capabilities to its testing platform.

Sentry, the developer-focused application monitoring platform, has acquired Emerge Tools, a provider of mobile app performance, size optimization, and visual regression tooling. The acquisition integrates Emerge's mobile-focused products into Sentry’s platform to expand mobile monitoring and optimization capabilities for Sentry’s developer customers.

Apptegy has acquired AlwaysOn, an AI-powered K‑12 chatbot startup, to integrate multilingual, 24/7 chatbot capabilities and analytics into its K‑12 communications platform. The deal expands Apptegy’s AI capabilities and enables districts to gather community insights while automating family-facing support.

Itility Group acquired a majority stake in Seamgen on April 14, 2025. The deal pairs Seamgen's San Diego–based custom application and UX development capabilities with Itility's data, AI and cloud expertise to scale application development, maintenance and data-driven services for enterprise and startup clients.

Landbase announced the launch of its Campaign Feed and the acquisition of Delegate, a provider of predictive and automated customer success capabilities. Delegate’s team and key hires (including Hugh Hopkins and Alex Berry) will join Landbase to accelerate product delivery and embed customer-success automation into Landbase’s AI-driven go-to-market platform.

Horizon Blockchain Games rebranded to Sequence and announced the strategic acquisition of Light, a team specializing in chain abstraction for the EVM ecosystem. The deal brings Light's cross-chain expertise into Sequence to simplify cross-chain development and unify Ethereum assets, wallets, and liquidity for developers and users.

Rev, a leading speech-to-text and transcription technology company, has acquired SmartDepo, an AI-powered deposition summarization startup. The acquisition integrates SmartDepo's page-line citation–accurate summarization with Rev's transcription and legal-focused offerings to expand Rev's capabilities for law firms and court reporting agencies.

Gemspring Capital Management (through an affiliate) has acquired Appriss Retail, a provider of AI-driven analytics and loss prevention software for retailers. Financial terms were not disclosed; Gemspring said the investment will support Appriss Retail's next phase of growth and product innovation.

ClickHouse has acquired HyperDX, an open-source observability platform built on ClickHouse, to expand its observability capabilities and deliver a developer-friendly, scalable observability stack. HyperDX’s open-source project and cloud offering will continue, while ClickHouse will integrate HyperDX features to provide a comprehensive observability solution powered by ClickHouse’s analytics performance.

Chartbeat, the media operations software platform backed by Cuadrilla Capital, has acquired ad revenue management platform FatTail. The deal (terms undisclosed) closed recently and will see FatTail's ~45 full-time employees join Chartbeat as the company integrates FatTail's direct-ad order management and forecasting capabilities into its end-to-end media operations suite.

Harness has completed a merger with Traceable, combining Harness' AI-native software delivery platform with Traceable's API security capabilities to form an integrated DevSecOps offering. The combined company aims to deliver a unified, automated platform that embeds security across the software development lifecycle.

Motus, a provider of vehicle reimbursement and mobile workforce solutions, has acquired Everlance, a mileage and expense tracking app used by millions of drivers. The deal expands Motus' product portfolio and capabilities—combining Motus' analytics and enterprise offerings with Everlance's consumer-grade mobile app and over 4 million users; Motus is a PE-backed company (Permira and Thoma Bravo).