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Jeremy Porr

Updated on March 20, 2025

From giant funding rounds for greentech and mental wellness startups to advancing women-led professional networks, these are some of the year’s biggest stories in San Francisco tech.

The company’s crowdsourced platform allows developers to report bugs in public-facing code.

Jeremy Porr

Updated on March 20, 2025

IRL recently launched an event network for college students. The new network provides event information for over 100 college campuses across the United States.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on March 20, 2025

The cybersecurity company also announced a certification that will help strengthen its service in the enterprise sector.

Find out what inspires these companies and their teams to break ground on exciting endeavors and the perks and benefits that support them along the way.

Jeremy Porr

Updated on March 20, 2025

The company plans to double the size of its workforce over the next year.

So, in order to gain some insight into what to expect in tech this year, Built In San Francisco checked in with five local companies. We asked leaders from Digit, Egnyte, Granular, Liftoff and AfterPay to share what they’re working on and the impact they think it’ll have on their respective industries.

Joe Erbentraut

Updated on March 20, 2025

Weekly Refresh: Prop 22 Battle Looms, Yet Another SPAC, and More

Ellen Glover

Updated on March 20, 2025

Salesforce’s new Work.com platform will offer features to help companies monitor employee health, manage staggered scheduling and navigate shifting state and national guidelines so they can reopen their offices.

In honor of Women’s Equality Day, four local leaders share how their respective companies support and elevate employees.