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Pieter Omvlee

Co-founder, Sketch, named behind the Sketch listing on Anchor Terminal.

Pieter Omvlee

Co-founder, Sketch

Pieter Omvlee co-founded Sketch, the macOS vector design app first released in September 2010 by the Dutch company then called Bohemian Coding. In March 2019 he and co-founder Emanuel Sá announced Sketch's $20 million Series A led by Benchmark.

What Pieter builds

  • Sketch D · Design workspaces & canvases

    Mac design application from Sketch B.V. with a built-in local MCP server. Connected AI clients read open documents, layers, symbols and libraries, take screenshots, and run scripts against the Sketch JavaScript API to edit designs.

    Co-founder, Sketch, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Pieter Omvlee?

Pieter Omvlee co-founded Sketch, the macOS vector design app first released in September 2010 by the Dutch company then called Bohemian Coding. In March 2019 he and co-founder Emanuel Sá announced Sketch's $20 million Series A led by Benchmark.

What does Sketch B.V. make?

Anchor Terminal lists Sketch from Sketch B.V.. Mac design application from Sketch B.V. with a built-in local MCP server. Connected AI clients read open documents, layers, symbols and libraries, take screenshots, and run scripts against the Sketch JavaScript API to edit designs.

Who has invested in Sketch B.V.?

The sources our research read name Benchmark.

How are Pieter's tools graded?

Sketch is graded D, 53.6 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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