Founder of a listed tool

Bram Wiepjes

Founder and CEO, Baserow, named behind the Baserow listing on Anchor Terminal.

Founder and CEO, Baserow

Bram Wiepjes is the founder and CEO of Baserow, an open-source no-code database platform. He started it as a side project in 2019; the first version launched in 2020 and the company raised a seed round in 2022.

What Bram builds

  • Baserow B · Spreadsheets & operational tables

    Baserow is an open-source database of typed rows in tables, sold as a hosted cloud and as software to self-host. Agents reach it through a REST API with database tokens and a built-in MCP server.

    Founder and CEO, Baserow, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Bram Wiepjes?

Bram Wiepjes is the founder and CEO of Baserow, an open-source no-code database platform. He started it as a side project in 2019; the first version launched in 2020 and the company raised a seed round in 2022.

What does Baserow B.V. make?

Anchor Terminal lists Baserow from Baserow B.V.. Baserow is an open-source database of typed rows in tables, sold as a hosted cloud and as software to self-host. Agents reach it through a REST API with database tokens and a built-in MCP server.

Who has invested in Baserow B.V.?

The sources our research read name Inkef, firstminute capital, Seedcamp, Frontline Ventures, Job van der Voort, Martin Henk and Shannon Williams.

How are Bram's tools graded?

Baserow is graded B, 63.7 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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