Bit

Co-invested company

Bit's mission is to make the work of IT developers easier by using components. The company helps accelerate digital innovation by distributing application development as independent components, allowing developers to create separate features and applications.

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Bit key figures

+ 250 000

user developers

continents

+ 150

employees

+ 20

Fortune 500 companies among its customers

Data as at

4/5/26

*Source: Public data from companies’ websites and social media accounts. For more up-to-date information, we invite our investors to view the report made available on their space.

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About Bit

Founded in Tel Aviv by Ran Mizrahi, Yonatan Sason and Jonathan Saring, Bit is an international company operating 100% remotely on 4 continents.

Bit's mission is to facilitate the work of IT developers by harnessing the power of components.

‍"Accelerating digital innovation is essential to the success of modern businesses," says Ran Mizrahi, co-founder and CEO of Bit. "But it's difficult to scale modern application development. While components are essential in the modern Web, with older tools, developers are still forced to create applications monolithically. Even applications built using component-based frameworks like React are still developed, versioned and deployed as a single project, and all their code is internal to each application. As applications and developers evolve, development becomes slower and the user experience becomes inconsistent".

Bit brings an industry revolution by distributing application development to independent components. With Bit, developers can create independent functionalities and applications, helping them to scale development while maintaining a rapid delivery rate and consistent user experience.

Bit's open source tools and SaaS platform help more than 200,000 developers and dozens of Fortune 500 companies evolve and improve Web application development by harnessing the power of components.