Bugs that took weeks now take minutes

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Undo collaborates with Cambridge University: research conducted at the Judge Business School, Cambridge University, found that developers using reversible debuggers spend 26% less time debugging. See our press release and news articles.

Undo predicted to reach revenues of $100million per year: the Silicon Valley Comes to UK (SVC2UK) committee announced in November 2012 that Undo is one of 100 UK companies set to reach revenues of $100million per year in the next 5 years. See our press release and news articles.

 

Company

About Undo Software

Undo Ltd is a privately held company, based in Cambridge, UK.

Undo was created by Greg Law and Julian Smith. The two entrepreneurs met in the 1990's while working at the pioneering British computer firm, Acorn Computers. After leaving Acorn, the two went their separate ways but remained friends over the years. In 2005 they decided to create a better debugging tool than those which had frustrated them for many years, and Undo Software was founded. Richard Parkins joined the team shortly after, and the three self-funded the business in these early years and began to accumulate customers.

Version 1, released in 2006, was followed by subsequent releases that saw the technology steadily improve and mature. The breakthrough came with the launch of UndoDB 3.0 in 2010, which engaged several important customers and earnt the revenue needed to grow the business. The company has since been joined by Robert Brady as Chairman, taken on its first external investment round (from the Cambridge Angels), moved into a new office and taken on staff.

In 2012 UndoDB v3.5 was launched, and now even greater things await.