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Jam, a software debugging platform, recently closed a Series A funding round, securing US$8.9Mn. The round was led by GGV Capital U.S., with participation from Figma Ventures and other notable figures in software development.
Jam's main purpose is to address the issue of efficient debugging in software development. It allows users of all technical backgrounds to communicate troubleshooting information to engineers, eliminating the need for prolonged exchanges.
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Dani Grant, Co-founder and CEO of Jam explained that “[It] is a browser extension that hooks into dev tools and all the underlying information underneath the application [you’re using]. When anyone who has Jam installed encounters a bug, they simply click on the Jam extension, and it copies a link to their clipboard to share with the engineers."
Jam currently has over 75,000 users who generate 200,000 debugging instances monthly. Moreover, major enterprises such as Salesforce, Unilever, Autodesk, and Toast utilize Jam to streamline their debugging processes.
