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Enes Akar

Named behind 3 listings on Anchor Terminal.

Enes Akar

Co-founder and CEO

Enes Akar co-founded Upstash with Mehmet Dogan and Bilal, building serverless data services for developers. The team launched Upstash Redis in 2021, followed by a Kafka service, the QStash messaging queue and, in 2024, Upstash Vector, the year Andreessen Horowitz led a $10M investment in the company.

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Who is Enes Akar?

Enes Akar co-founded Upstash with Mehmet Dogan and Bilal, building serverless data services for developers. The team launched Upstash Redis in 2021, followed by a Kafka service, the QStash messaging queue and, in 2024, Upstash Vector, the year Andreessen Horowitz led a $10M investment in the company.

What does Upstash make?

Anchor Terminal lists Context7, Upstash QStash and Upstash Vector API + MCP from Upstash. Serves up-to-date, version-specific library documentation and code examples into agent prompts via two tools (resolve-library-id, query-docs).

Who has invested in Upstash?

The sources our research read name Andreessen Horowitz, Mango Capital, AngelList, ScaleX Ventures, Bek Ventures, Guillermo Rauch, Matias Woloski, Max Stoiber, Naval Ravikant, Nuno Job, Andreas Klinger, Joseph Abebe, Martin Gontovnikas, Jeff Fagnan, Jake Zeller and Morgan Dioli.

How are Enes's tools graded?

Context7 is graded BB, 71.4 out of 100; Upstash QStash is graded BB, 72.3 out of 100; Upstash Vector API + MCP is graded B, 62.4 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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