We started WAPSolv on a simple observation: the people who run businesses spend their day away from desks, while the software that runs those businesses assumes a chair.
What we are building
A single workspace where ERP, CRM, CMS, and ecommerce share one database and one permission model, delivered mobile-first over the Wireless Application Protocol so it stays usable on a connection that would defeat a desktop page.
The point was never the phone as a screen. It was the phone as the only device that is actually with the person making the decision.
What this funding changes
The round goes into three places: deepening the modules that get used most — inventory, pipeline, and storefront; expanding mobile reliability on weak signal; and hiring a support team that can answer a real question without a script.
We are deliberately not spending it on a sales motion that outruns the product. Adoption is earned one working week at a time.
What remains the same
Core platform capabilities stay on every plan, including the free tier. Migration help stays free on paid plans, because moving off an incumbent system is the hardest thing we ask a customer to do.
And the design rule does not change: if it cannot be completed with a thumb, on a bad connection, it is not finished.
Key takeaways
- The round funds module depth, mobile reliability, and real support.
- Core platform capabilities remain on every plan, including free.
- Free migration assistance continues on paid plans.