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We’re thrilled to announce that Jenn Starr has joined Quiltt as our head of marketing!

Jenn has a wealth of experience working with B2B seed-stage companies and is a startup founder herself, with her last startup going through 500 Startups and growing two of her own marketing agencies to acquisition. Jenn has a track record of coming in as a marketing department of one, building successful marketing engines from the ground up and helping define key metrics that have led companies to a successful Series A fundraise.

"Jenn is the rare leader who combines creativity and positivity with an unstoppable drive to execute. She joins Quiltt at an exciting time as we prepare to launch out of beta. I look forward to partnering with her to get our message out to the next wave of builders in fintech." - Ruben Izmailyan, Co-Founder & CEO

“I am thrilled to have the opportunity to join the Quiltt team. The product is truly remarkable, offering a low-code solution for seamlessly integrating various APIs and customer data to create cutting-edge fintech experiences. I have been consistently impressed by everything at Quiltt, from the product itself to the talented team behind it. The future looks bright for Quiltt and I am excited to be a part of it.” - Jenn Starr

Outside of work, you can find Jenn at the closest MLB park! She lives and breathes baseball and is a die-hard Houston Astros fan. She's currently on a mission to watch a game at all 30 stadiums, and should be halfway through by the end of 2023! When Jenn isn't busy cheering on the Astros, you can find her lifting weights, making cheesecakes, and traveling with her wife and 2 kids.

Please join us in welcoming Jenn to the Quiltt team! You can find her on 

Jenn Starr joins Quiltt as Head of Marketing

Quiltt recently held its second Team Retreat in beautiful Breckenridge, CO. Despite being a small team, we brought together team members from California, New Jersey, New York, Germany, Rhode Island, Texas, and one who is a digital nomad.


Despite having strong opinions on the matter, I try not to pay attention to the incessant social media debates about “remote” vs “in-person” workplaces. Instead, I recognize that there are many obvious (and not-so-obvious) trade-offs involved in being fully remote and that for us the pros continue to greatly outweigh the cons. I also recognize that, having painstakingly recruited a team of mature and independent professionals who thrive in a remote environment, one of my most important responsibilities is to create a productive, collaborative and happy work environment for our team.


While our team members do their best work working on their terms and from their chosen location, it is undeniable that physical interaction is the most universally effective way to create and sustain meaningful relationships built on trust and shared principles. 

For us, this means that a critical element of running an all-remote company is to create time and space for our entire team to gather in one place, in person.

This year, we were coming off our seed raise announcement and had just onboarded several new team members, so we felt a special responsibility to put together a great retreat.

We planned our retreat as a long weekend on the tail end of 

, a fantastic developer-focused fintech conference hosted by the great folks at 

. Organizing our retreat in Colorado had several benefits:

Most of our engineering-heavy team was already in one place.

Denver is home to a major international airport, simplifying travel logistics for everyone.

Colorado is home to some of the most beautiful nature the US has to offer, a relatively short drive away from Denver.

Most of us live in major cities, so the change of scenery, especially for those having spent a stimulating few days attending Fintech DevCon, proved to be both relaxing and invigorating.


We were careful not to over-program the retreat, mixing several team-wide activities with ample amounts of unstructured time for small groups to go on games, hikes, meals, and just hang out.


The overwhelming favorite team-wide activity we did plan was a 4-hour whitewater rafting trip a few towns over. The 90-minute drive through gorgeous mountains, old mining towns and sprawling farms was a highlight on its own.

Most of us had not rafted before, and learned that few things build trust better than a bunch of newbies working together trying not to flip over into the crisp Arkansas river.  Learning to quickly row together in the same direction and away from giant boulders popping up in front of your vessel felt like a pretty appropriate startup bonding activity.

With our 2022 Team Retreat in the books, we feel like a stronger and better-coordinated crew, eagerly awaiting the next one. If you’re interested in joining us, drop us a note at 

Team Retreats and Remote Companies: How We Craft Successful Retreats at Quiltt

It was an exciting November! We’re committed to making Quiltt the best it can be and we hope you enjoy these new features! If you have any questions or feedback, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us by filling out the form below.

We’ve launched a brand new documentation site with integration Guides and dedicated Reference pages for Quiltt’s APIs. The new experience is available now at 

To give clients greater visibility into how current an account balance is in Quiltt, we added balance timestamps, which indicate when the balance data was last synced with the upstream aggregation provider. To learn more, see the 

`AccountBalance` type definition in the GraphQL API Reference

We’re excited to announce that Webhooks are now available on the Quiltt platform, allowing clients to subscribe to changes to their user profiles and associated data. To set up a webhook subscription, see our 

Webhooks section of our Admin API Reference

Clients can now filter for users with connections from specific data sources.  For example, you can now filter for users who have a Plaid connection.  Additionally, we’ve significantly improved the search experience, allowing you to quickly search for users by email address, names and other fields.

November 2022 Product Updates

We are thrilled to announce that Quiltt has raised a $4million in Seed funding!

Greycroft and Newark Venture Partners co-led this round with participation from and includes participation by entities like Motivate Ventures, Abstraction Capital, Tectonic Capital, and Bridge Investments.


As we celebrate this milestone, we want to take a moment to reflect on where we’ve been and where we’re going.

We started building Quiltt because we had our own pain points we were trying to solve. Building integrations into open-banking platforms like Plaid is time-consuming. Today Quiltt has integrations with fintech providers like Plaid, Spade and ApexEdge.

Our platform empowers you to quickly connect customer financial data, stitch relevant APIs, and deploy intelligent workflows to bring innovative financial experiences to market.


With this new funding, we have already started getting to work building out new integrations and working with new partners.


In addition, we are working on building an embeddable bills and subscriptions experience so our customers can build with off-the-shef, white-label apps.


We’re proud of the progress we’ve made, but we’re just getting started. There’s still a lot of work to do to lower barriers in building in fintech, and we’re committed to continuing to improve Quiltt and make it the best platform for building amazing fintech experiences

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Jenn Starr joins Quiltt as Head of Marketing

Team Retreats and Remote Companies: How We Craft Successful Retreats at Quiltt

November 2022 Product Updates

Announcing Quiltt’s $4m Seed Funding