Before Nami, we co-founded one of the first push-notification companies. We sent billions of messages for the biggest apps in the world, sold the company to Oracle, and spent the next several years watching our technology become the mobile engine of the Oracle Marketing Cloud.
The whole time, the ground was shifting. Acquisition was getting more expensive. Platforms were closing. And subscription — not downloads, not sessions — was becoming the thing that actually mattered. The tools we'd helped build weren't built for that world.
So we started Nami. One platform for subscription orchestration — the pages, flows, experiments, and campaigns that decide whether someone converts, stays, or leaves. Owned by product and marketing. No SDK rewrites. No siloed tools.
We also build Nami to be a company our customers, teammates, and communities are genuinely proud of — not because it's on-trend, but because we've seen what happens when growth is the only thing a company optimizes for.
If you believe the subscription era deserves its own map, we'd like you to come draw it with us.
— Dan & Joe