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Capriza
Enterprise mobility platform that auto-converts web apps to mobile (legacy).
Stage
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Status
private
Coverage
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Why Capriza is interesting
Mercury Interactive alumni automating SAP-to-mobile translation — a16z board relationship with Ben Horowitz through multiple rounds with CRV.
Key facts
- Series A (2011): ~$10.5M led by a16z (a16z announcement)
- Series C extension (Jul 2016): $23M with a16z and CRV (Forbes)
- Co-investors not in VCT directory: Tenaya Capital, Harmony Partners, Vintage Investment Partners
- Source: https://a16z.com/announcement/making-any-web-app-mobile-the-capriza-advantage/
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Industries
Enterprise SaaS
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FAQs about Capriza
Funding context and why this company shows up in venture coverage.
Capriza wraps existing web apps in mobile-friendly interfaces without custom development — targeting enterprises with SAP and other legacy systems that needed mobile access.
Andreessen Horowitz (see /fund/andreessen-horowitz) led the ~$10.5M Series A in 2011 and participated in later rounds. CRV (see /fund/crv) joined the $23M Series C extension in 2016.
Mature private company with Series C extension funding (2016). Public status of recent operations is limited — treat as legacy enterprise mobility.
Mercury Interactive alumni tackled the SAP-to-mobile gap before low-code platforms matured — an early no-rewrite mobility approach for Fortune 500 IT.
Neither public nor widely reported as acquired. Capriza remains a private company with limited recent public disclosure.
Last updated: 2026-07-24