Founder of a listed tool

Roy Mann

Co-founder and CEO, named behind the monday.com listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder and CEO

Roy Mann co-founded monday.com, the work management platform, and has been its co-CEO since 2012. He was previously a senior technology leader at Wix.com and co-founded SaveAnAlien.com, where he led technology. He holds a computer science degree from the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya.

What Roy builds

  • monday.com BB · Project & task management

    monday.com is a hosted work management platform built on boards, items and columns. Agents reach it through a GraphQL API at api.monday.com/v2 and an official hosted MCP server, using personal API tokens or OAuth.

    Co-founder and CEO, researched 26 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Roy Mann?

Roy Mann co-founded monday.com, the work management platform, and has been its co-CEO since 2012. He was previously a senior technology leader at Wix.com and co-founded SaveAnAlien.com, where he led technology. He holds a computer science degree from the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya.

What does monday.com Ltd. make?

Anchor Terminal lists monday.com from monday.com Ltd.. monday.com is a hosted work management platform built on boards, items and columns. Agents reach it through a GraphQL API at api.monday.com/v2 and an official hosted MCP server, using personal API tokens or OAuth.

How are Roy's tools graded?

monday.com is graded BB, 70.8 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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