Eve has raised a $2.3M seed round from Chris Dixon of Andreessen Horowitz, Sam Altman, Tom Pinckney, Sep Kamvar, and Zubair Quraishi.

On the surface, Eve is an environment a little like Excel that allows you to 'program' simply by moving columns and rows around in tables. Under the covers it's a powerful database, a temporal logic language, and a flexible IDE that allows you to build anything from a simple website to complex algorithms. Instead of poring over text files full of abstract symbols, you interact with domain editors that are parameterized by grids of data. To build a UI you don't open a text editor, you just draw it on the screen and drag data to it. It's much closer to the ideal we've always had of just describing what we want and letting the machine do the rest. Eve makes the computer a real tool again - one that doesn't require decades of training to use.