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Umajin

Low-code builder for 3D, AR and IoT apps

Raised to date

$200K

of $1M offered across 1 Form D filing

Still open
$800K
Investors
2
Last filed
May 29, 2026

About

Umajin is an enterprise software company that sells an extensible low-code platform for building cross-platform applications that combine 3D, machine vision, AR/VR, IoT and spatial data. The platform pairs a visual drag-and-drop editor with a native runtime, letting teams publish the same application to iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, embedded devices and VR headsets. More recent positioning centers on digital twins and Large Spatial Models, using spatial data captured from real-world objects to drive spatial workflow applications for front-line workers. The company was founded by David Brebner and opened its Boston office as its US headquarters, with additional engineering presence in New Zealand.

Unlike low-code tools that mainly move data between business systems, Umajin exposes a native game-engine-grade runtime for 3D, machine vision and spatial data, so a single low-code project can span embedded firmware, cloud services, mobile dashboards and AR/VR without hand-written native code.

Funding

  • DebtFiled May 29, 2026Form D
    $200K/ $1M

Product

Umajin Platform

Low-code application development platform

A low-code development platform and native runtime for building spatial workflow, IoT and digital-twin applications that publish across mobile, desktop, embedded and XR targets from one project.

  • Visual drag-and-drop editor with a library of components, actions and data feeds
  • Native engine access for 3D, machine vision, client-side SQL, animation and low-level networking
  • One-click cross-platform publishing to iOS, Android, Windows and macOS

Built for

Enterprises and system integrators in manufacturing, smart buildings and facilities management that need spatial, IoT and digital-twin applications for front-line workers

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