Appconomy raises $1.5M to build enterprise mobile apps

Amidst a time when many startups are looking to capitalize on the mobile app craze, Austin-based Appconomy has announced that it has raised $1.5 million to build mobile apps for enterprises and businesses.

The startup offers its services in two divisions. Studios — where it works with enterprises to design and develop apps for business using what it calls the “Appconomy RoadMapp,” a strategy devised around setting mobile app priorities, costs, dependencies, and expected value — and Labs — where it looks to complete the research and strategy by working with the enterprises themselves, on top of building apps and components for them.

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Brain Magierski, its CEO, is confident about his belief that apps form a new kind of economy, and will play an increasingly important part in our lives in the future. “All work — from personal shopping to processing supplies coming into a factory — will increasingly be done by an individual via an app on a mobile device,” says Magierski.

Appconomy is based in Austin, Texas. The $1.5 million funding round, its first, was led by Palo Alto-based True Ventures.