Applibot - Crunchbase Company Profile & Funding

Q: Where is Applibot's headquarters?

Applibot is located in Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan.

Overview

Applibot

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Recent Milestones

Raised Funding Round

Jan 1, 1970

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Raised Funding Round

Jan 1, 1970

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Raised Funding Round

Jan 1, 1970

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About Applibot

CB Rank

660772

Applibot is a mobile games developer company that provides planning, production, and operation of games for the Android and iPhone users.

Founded

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Private

Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

1-10

www.applibot.co.jp

Gaming

iOS

Mobile

Sports

Video Games

Key People

Yujin Akimichi: Auditor
Mikiki Ukita: President and CEO

Details

Legal Name

Applibot, Inc.

Also Known As

アプリボット

Operating Status

Active

Company Type

For Profit

Founders

Yuya Sato

About the Company

Applibot is a mobile games developer company and has developed various games for the Android and iPhone users. One of their ace gaming application is Legend of the Cryptids.

Contact Email

support_global@applibot.co.jp

Predictions & Insights

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Products & Services

Mobile Game Development and Operation

Planning, production, and operation of mobile games for Android and iOS platforms.

Game Titles

A portfolio of mobile games including titles like 'Hello Kitty March Match', 'SD Gundam G Generation ETERNAL', 'Chiikawa Pocket', 'FINAL FANTASY VII EVER CRISIS', and 'NieR Re[in]carnation'.