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Best Mobile Companies in Colorado, United States

The 44 best Mobile companies in Colorado, United States in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: OneRiot.

44companies tracked
$31.3Mdisclosed funding
0unicorns
10have raised
FLIAR INTELLIGENCE · MOBILE × COLORADO

Our analysis of 77 Mobile companies

$13.3b in tracked funding; 89% of the stack-profiled cohort runs cloud-native; funding activity peaked in 2024.

77companies analysed
89%cloud-native stacks
2024funding peak (by rounds)
11unicorns
2015median founding year

Ranked: Best Mobile companies in Colorado

#CompanyDisclosed fundingLast roundStageFounderFoundedTech stackPatents & IP focusRecent signals
1OneRiot
Advertising network for Twitter Apps
$22M204 mo agoAcqui-HiredRobert Reich
Co-Founder
2006———
2Roximity
Provider of an iBeacon-powered location advertising platform
$3M129 mo agoAcqui-Hired—2012—2 patents
Secure proximity beacon authentication for IoT and location-based services.
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3FeedMob
Platform offering mobile ad analytics solution
$3M100 mo agoSeed—2015WordPressMySQLFroala Editor+25——
4AppThis
Mobile App Distribution and Advertising
$2M123 mo agoSeries A—2014———
5SPYR
Developer & publisher of social games for mobile gaming platform
$1M104 mo agoDeadpooledJames R Thompson
CEO
1988———
6Airpush
Mobile ad network with DSP and Ad exchange
$400K187 mo agoAcqui-Hired—2011—12 patents
Mobile advertising platforms: dynamic ad formats, targeting, retargeting, and click‑fraud detection.
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7YaBeam
Location-based marketing engine for publishers and content creators
$150K158 mo agoDeadpooledJill Tomich
Co-Founder & CEO
2012———
8Backflip Studios
Mobile Games developer focusing on Casual games
$145K204 mo agoAcquired—2009———

Top 10 Mobile companies in Colorado

#1
Acqui-Hired · Denver, Colorado · founded 2012 · 1 employees
$3.1Mraised
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Roximity provides an iBeacon-powered location advertising platform. It is a location-based advertising platform offering technology which enables retailers, brands, and venues to interact with nearby consumers. Roximity offers innovative beacon hardware, a robust SDK, and a full suite of targeted mobile messaging and analytics tools. Clients include brands like Mondelez, Ford, and the Brooklyn Nets.

Funding rounds
  • Nov 2015Seed$250K
  • Nov 2014Seed$450K
  • Oct 2014Seed$105K
  • Dec 2013Seed$1.5M
Investors
Techstars, Spiral Ventures, FirstTracks Ventures, EonCapital, Ludlow Ventures, Fenox Venture Capital
#2
Seed · Boulder, Colorado · founded 2015 · 26 employees
$2.6Mraised
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Platform offering mobile ad analytics solution. The platform offers mobile analytics and an anti-fraud solution that enables users to protect the campaign and analyzes the data in real-time. It visualizes the big data, maps attribution, and the optimization tools track conversions and assess multiple layered KPIs.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 4k LinkedIn followers — 30.6% of this cohort's audience
Funding rounds
  • Apr 2018Seed$2.3M
  • Feb 2016Seed$292.9K
  • Dec 2015Seed$35K
Investors
Boomtown Accelerators, Right Side Capital Management
#3
Acqui-Hired · Boulder, Colorado · founded 2006 · 28 employees
$22Mraised
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OneRiot delivers socially-targeted mobile media campaigns for clients such as The Gap, Toyota and AT&T. With OneRiot, clients can target media to audiences with specific interests and demographics in defined geo-locations. The company analyzes masses of publicly-available mobile social media activity to determine audience characteristics. Clients can execute media campaigns directly with OneRiot across its own network of mobile apps, or leverage its targeting data for use across other sources of mobile inventory. OneRiot is a privately held company. Investors include Spark Capital, Appian Ventures and Commonwealth Capital Ventures.

Funding rounds
  • Aug 2009Series C$7M
  • Jun 2007Series B$15M
Founders & team
Tobias PeggsCEORobert ReichCo-FounderPeter NewcombCo-Founder
Investors
Commonwealth Capital Ventures, Appian Ventures, Spark Capital, EchoVC Partners
#4
Deadpooled · Denver, Colorado · founded 1988 · 3 employees
$1Mraised
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Developer & publisher of social games for the mobile gaming platform. The company engaged in mobile application and game publishing and development. Also, it develops and resells Apple ecosystem-compatible products with an emphasis on the growing multibillion-dollar IoT smart home and connected car markets.

Funding rounds
  • Nov 2017Conventional Debt$500K
  • Sep 2017Conventional Debt$500K
Founders & team
James R ThompsonCEO
#5
Series A · Denver, Colorado · founded 2014 · 38 employees
$1.8Mraised
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AppThis is a mobile app distribution and advertising platform to provide targeted advertising on mobile devices. Enables targeting of users through different ad formats including native/in-stream and targeted app walls. Provides a suite of publisher products for monetizing mobile traffic such as a Native Widget and other innovative advertiser objective formats such as direct response, click to call and video.

Funding rounds
  • May 2016Series A$1M
  • Dec 2014Seed$800K
Investors
Wasabi Ventures
#6
Acqui-Hired · Denver, Colorado · founded 2011 · 153 employees
$400Kraised
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Airpush provides a mobile advertising network. The platform provides an in-application advertising network. The platform provides application monetizing solutions to publishers. The platform also includes application campaign management solution. The platform is used by companies like Walmart, Nissan, KFC, and Huawei.

Funding rounds
  • Jan 2011Seed$400K
Tech stack
NginxHsts
#7
Deadpooled · Denver, Colorado · founded 2012
$150Kraised
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Location-based marketing engine for publishers and content creators. This platform empowers publishers and content creators to market content to niche mobile consumers globally. It leverages location to engage mobile consumers at the perfect moment with text and multimedia. The platform offers tools to target content globally and provides data insights to understand mobile customers. It is designed for both publishers looking to market content and venues aiming to make relevant content available to their customers. This is a SaaS platform that helps in mobile marketing, content distribution, and targeted advertising. It is a B2B solution for publishers and venues.

Funding rounds
  • Jun 2013Seed$150K
Founders & team
Jill TomichCo-Founder & CEORon TomichCo-Founder
Investors
Ingrambook
#8
Acquired · Boulder, Colorado · founded 2009 · 22 employees
$145Kraised
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Backflip Studios is a Mobile Games developer focusing on Casual games. They gained popularity with their Mobile title Paper Toss - a casual mobile game initially launched on iOS and later ported to Android. The game has been reportedly downloaded 24 million times. Other popular titles from them include DragonVale and NinJump - both casual mobile games.

Funding rounds
  • Aug 2009Seed$145K
#9
Deadpooled · Denver, Colorado · founded 2012 · 110 employees
$10Kraised
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Secure messaging platform. With this app, one can send short messages in a chat style, similar to SMS messaging. Provides end-to-end encryption for all text, shared files, and images along with a feature-rich interface. Its mobile app is available for iOS and Android devices.

Funding rounds
  • Jul 2012PE—
Founders & team
Cherie BerdovichCEO
#10
Deadpooled · Boulder, Colorado · founded 2011
—raised
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Snapjoy is an online platform that organizes users photo libraries using metadata. It deletes duplicates and organizes photos into categories. Photos can be imported into Snapjoy from any of the variety of online cloud photo storage platforms and uploaded photos on to the platform. Was acquired and subsequently shut down by Dropbox. Allows users to share photos with select users who can copy the same into their libraries.

Funding rounds
  • Jun 2011Seed—
Founders & team
JP RenCofounder
Investors
Y Combinator, Quotidian Ventures

Funding & investor landscape

$31.3Mtotal disclosed funding
9companies funded
20disclosed rounds
0rounds last 90 days
Most active investors
Appian Ventures1 rounds
Boomtown Accelerators1 rounds
Commonwealth Capital Ventures1 rounds
EchoVC Partners1 rounds
EonCapital1 rounds
FM Capital1 rounds
Fenox Venture Capital1 rounds
FirstTracks Ventures1 rounds
Forward Venture Capital1 rounds
Grow Venture Partners1 rounds

Notable founders

Tobias Peggs
CEO · OneRiot
Robert Reich
Co-Founder · OneRiot
James R Thompson
CEO · SPYR
Jill Tomich
Co-Founder & CEO · YaBeam
Ron Tomich
Co-Founder · YaBeam
Cherie Berdovich
CEO · Surespot
JP Ren
Cofounder · Snapjoy
Prism market signals · United States · country-scoped Prism corpus, 825,294 docs

Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage

Share of Mobile coverage by sub-theme.

Regulatory-risk over time rising

Funding & growth over time

funding rising · growth rising

RESEARCH IN COLORADO · Networking & Security

How research on 5G 6G in Colorado is moving

A read on the academic research around 5G 6G in Colorado — which themes are gaining ground, the institutions and researchers driving them, and how the tone is shifting. Based on 88 papers.

88 papers · stance +0.66 · 36% breakthrough · 2% concern
breakthrough · advancement · concern
top institutions
  • University of Colorado Boulder37
  • Colorado State University29
  • Colorado School of Mines16
  • University of Colorado Denver4
  • University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus1
leading researchers
Dejan S. Filipović · Liuqing Yang · Payam Nayeri · Randy L. Haupt · Mohamed A. Elmansouri · Nick Bottenus
prism intelligence · tone & topics
88% positive · 2% critical tone
TelecommunicationsComputer ScienceElectronicsMathematicsNetworkingMachine Learning
▲ Breakthroughs31 · 35%
▼ 43%→32% share
▼0.7× share momentum6 median citations32% since 2021mostly methods-led
Breakthroughs are cooling (43%→32% of field), led by Beamforming.
rising sub-themes (early→recent)
  • Beamforming6→7
Landmark Eigenvalue Beamforming Using a Multirank MVDR Beamformer and Subspace Selection · 91 cites
◆ Advancements52 · 59%
▲ 50%→65% share
▲1.3× share momentum5 median citations40% since 2021mostly methods-led
Advancements are rising (50%→65% of field), led by Beamforming.
rising sub-themes (early→recent)
  • Beamforming6→17
  • Transmitter1→4
  • Weather radar1→4
  • Software-defined radio1→3
  • Phased array2→4
Newly emergingRemote sensing 0→5
Landmark MIMO Robust Control for HVAC Systems · 83 cites
▼ Concerns2 · 2%
▼ 4%→3% share
▼0.8× share momentum0 median citations50% since 2021mostly empirical
Concerns are cooling (4%→3% of field), led by Beamforming.
rising sub-themes (early→recent)
  • Beamforming1
  • Data set1
  • Set (abstract data type)1
  • Raw data1
  • Transmission (telecommunications)1
Landmark Bi-static MIMO radar operations for range-folded clutter mitigation · 1 cites

Common questions

How many Mobile companies are there in Colorado, United States?
Radar tracks 44 indexable Mobile companies headquartered in Colorado, United States that meet our profile-completeness bar.
What is the total funding raised by Mobile companies in Colorado, United States?
The Mobile companies in Colorado, United States on this list have raised a combined $31.3M in disclosed equity funding across 9 funded companies.
Which is the highest-funded Mobile company in Colorado, United States?
OneRiot is the highest-funded Mobile company in Colorado, United States, with $22M in disclosed equity funding.
How many Mobile companies in Colorado, United States are funded?
9 of the 44 Mobile companies in Colorado, United States on this list have disclosed at least one equity funding round.
How many Mobile unicorns are there in Colorado, United States?
None of the Mobile companies in Colorado, United States on this list currently has a disclosed valuation of $1B or more.
Who are the top investors in Colorado, United States Mobile companies?
The most active investors in Colorado, United States Mobile companies on this list include Appian Ventures, Boomtown Accelerators, Commonwealth Capital Ventures, EchoVC Partners, EonCapital.
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