Capicua is part of 2023 Inc. 5000!

Three years ago, the one and only Taylor Swift delighted us when singing, "August slipped away into a moment in time." Coincidentally or not, and with an August launch, the three-year criteria is also what Inc. Magazine relies on to deliver its well-known 5,000 list every year. The renowned publication measures the growth of companies in three-year spans, meaning its  2023 edition encloses businesses’ evolution from 2019 to 2022. 

So far, you may think this article is just non-related gibberish written by a melancholic Swiftie with the Eras Tour hangover (I mean, the last part is absolutely true.) But let me explain my thought process because all of this may make some sense. As you may know, every year, Inc. magazine releases its Inc. 5000 list, which highlights the most rapidly growing private companies in America. 

And drums, please… Capicua debuted in the 900th spot on the 2023 Inc 5000 list! Being featured is quite a recognition for us! We are truly proud of this honor as we thrive from commitment to delivering next-gen products as a core value. 

This praise represents a reflection of Capicua’s ability to navigate challenges, capitalize on opportunities, and foster sustainable growth by combining disruptive tech and stunning design and usability. Nonetheless, we’re also aware that this distinction speaks volumes about the knowledge, experience, and passion each team member put into work. None of our joy with this accomplishment would have been possible without our outstanding team! 

Likewise, this accolade includes all partners who have trusted and keep trusting us to go above and beyond, building the top-notch products and services real-life users love and enjoy in multiple service lines, fields, and specializations.

As Capicua keeps expanding its reach in the Product Development and UX/UI Design fields, we remain steadfast in building digital products with soul and identity to harness technology for a better tomorrow. A company is only as strong as those who partake in it, so we can certainly say that Capicua stays stronger than a 90s trend.