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Thomas Steinacher

Co-founder and Principal Engineer, R&D, named behind the Close API + MCP listing on Anchor Terminal.

Thomas Steinacher

Co-founder and Principal Engineer, R&D

Thomas Steinacher is co-founder and principal engineer at Close, where he leads R&D. He was the technical co-founder who turned the internal sales tool built at ElasticSales into Close, writing much of the original product, and has contributed to open-source projects such as Flask-MongoRest and quotequail.

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Who is Thomas Steinacher?

Thomas Steinacher is co-founder and principal engineer at Close, where he leads R&D. He was the technical co-founder who turned the internal sales tool built at ElasticSales into Close, writing much of the original product, and has contributed to open-source projects such as Flask-MongoRest and quotequail.

What does Close make?

Anchor Terminal lists Close API + MCP from Close. REST API and hosted MCP server for Close, a sales CRM built around calling, email and SMS.

Who has invested in Close?

The sources our research read name Michael Birch, SV Angel, Spark Capital and David Tisch.

How are Thomas's tools graded?

Close API + MCP is graded B, 66.8 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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