Founder of a listed tool

Dan Lynn

Historical co-founder and CTO, named behind the FullContact listing on Anchor Terminal.

Historical co-founder and CTO

Dan Lynn co-founded FullContact in 2010 and was its founding CTO. He also co-founded the software consultancy Spider Web Labs. In January 2015 he became CEO of CodeFutures, a Colorado maker of database infrastructure for real-time data streaming.

What Dan builds

  • FullContact D · Lead & company data

    FullContact is an identity resolution and enrichment service that matches an email, phone, social profile or name and address to a person in its identity graph, through a v3 REST API and a hosted MCP server.

    Historical co-founder and CTO, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Dan Lynn?

Dan Lynn co-founded FullContact in 2010 and was its founding CTO. He also co-founded the software consultancy Spider Web Labs. In January 2015 he became CEO of CodeFutures, a Colorado maker of database infrastructure for real-time data streaming.

What does J2 Martech Corp. (FullContact, a Ziff Davis company) make?

Anchor Terminal lists FullContact from J2 Martech Corp. (FullContact, a Ziff Davis company). FullContact is an identity resolution and enrichment service that matches an email, phone, social profile or name and address to a person in its identity graph, through a v3 REST API and a hosted MCP server.

How are Dan's tools graded?

FullContact is graded D, 51.9 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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