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Technology Stacks

Browse 40 stacks in the Ponicorn database, each grouping small, profitable internet businesses by the technology it was built with.

  1. Stripe

    50 startups

  2. Next.js

    21 startups

  3. RevenueCat

    14 startups

  4. Supabase

    14 startups

  5. React

    13 startups

  6. Vercel

    11 startups

  7. Node.js

    10 startups

  8. React Native

    9 startups

  9. TypeScript

    9 startups

  10. Cloudflare

    7 startups

  11. OpenAI

    7 startups

  12. Tailwind CSS

    7 startups

  13. Anthropic

    6 startups

  14. SwiftUI

    6 startups

  15. PostgreSQL

    5 startups

  16. Expo

    4 startups

  17. Resend

    4 startups

  18. WordPress

    4 startups

  19. Cursor

    3 startups

  20. Electron

    3 startups

  21. MongoDB

    3 startups

  22. Prisma

    3 startups

  23. Python

    3 startups

  24. Redis

    3 startups

  25. Swift

    3 startups

  26. AWS

    2 startups

  27. Bubble

    2 startups

  28. Flutter

    2 startups

  29. Kotlin

    2 startups

  30. Laravel

    2 startups

  31. Vue

    2 startups

  32. FastAPI

    1 startup

  33. Firebase

    1 startup

  34. Lemon Squeezy

    1 startup

  35. Nuxt

    1 startup

  36. PHP

    1 startup

  37. Plausible

    1 startup

  38. Polar

    1 startup

  39. Railway

    1 startup

  40. Ruby on Rails

    1 startup

How this list works

A stack entry is a language, framework or paid service a business is built on. Each startup lists up to seven, recorded from what the founder states or from a source linked on the profile.

A stack is a record, not a recommendation, and it is never inferred from a page scan. Where a business has said nothing, nothing is listed rather than a guess.

Every figure on a profile carries its source, its date and a label saying whether anyone stands behind it. How figures work.