Applications

Greylock-backed companies like Dropbox, ServiceNow, Workday, and Figma have transformed how businesses operate across every sector of the economy. For decades, software gave people better tools. AI gives them outcomes.

Greylock is partnering with founders building AI-native applications, horizontal and vertical, that are disrupting existing categories and creating entirely new ones.

EVAN WALLACE & DYLAN FIELD // FIGMA

Design together.

Figma was seven people with no launched product when Greylock first partnered with Dylan Field and Evan Wallace in 2015. Design tools had been single-player and desktop-bound for three decades. Code had gone collaborative, documents had gone collaborative, but design had not. Dylan and Evan saw that the browser could change that entirely. Greylock led Figma's Series A and partnered with the company through every stage that followed. Figma went public on the NYSE in 2025 and has become the standard for how teams design together.

ANEEL BHUSRI // WORKDAY

Enterprise cloud applications for finance and HR.

In 2005, enterprise software for HR and finance was entirely on-premise. Salesforce had begun to prove that the cloud could work for CRM, but no one had attempted it for the most critical back-office systems in every large organization. Aneel Bhusri and Dave Duffield started Workday at Greylock's offices with the conviction that cloud would redefine how businesses managed their people and money. Today, more than 60% of the Fortune 500 run on Workday.

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