Dibbla, a Stockholm-based startup founded last year, has exited stealth and launched its platform for deploying, sharing, and managing applications built with code assistants, aimed at teams.
The Launch
Jonathan Lewensohn, founder of Dibbla, shared the milestone: “Today is a big day for me personally. A company I’ve been building for less than a year is coming out of stealth. It’s called Dibbla, an old Swedish verb for planting seeds, which is exactly what this stage of a company feels like.”
He described the pace of early traction: “In less than nine months, the team at Dibbla has not only built a product but also gotten global teams to use it. The moment it sank in for me was checking our dashboard one morning and seeing that a customer team on the other side of the world had been working in Dibbla while we slept.”
The Team
Dibbla was built by a team Lewensohn described as close to a dream team: Erik Knave, an ex-Centigo partner and enterprise tech veteran; Joakim Edlund, ex-Pacing CEO and AI specialist; and Erik Lind, a Brazilian-Swedish agentic workflow specialist.
Early Customers
The company already works with customers ranging from large, highly regulated enterprises to small entrepreneurial firms. Lewensohn thanked those early customers directly: “To the customers we already work with, ranging from large highly regulated enterprises to small entrepreneurial firms: thank you for the trust. We know it has to be earned every day.”
What’s Next
Dibbla is actively hiring as it scales beyond stealth, with Lewensohn also inviting interested parties to reach out directly for a platform demo.
