3-shake was named after the three-way handshake, a network technology term.
Our mission is to continue to provide services that serve as the foundation of society and accelerate innovations,
just as this technological method serves as the foundation of the Internet.
We will focus on whether the value we provide can fundamentally change social activities (engineering and life activities).
It is not necessarily about becoming the first in the world.
Sometimes, existing products or services are not transforming society for some reason (legacy technologies, UIUX, price, etc.).
We will solve the problem to make sure the potential of these products and services is not wasted, thus leaving an impact on the world.
We will continue to be a group of tech professionals that turn technologies into profit and contribute to society.
At the same time, we aim to make technologies (value) available to users at reasonable prices.
You cannot provide products and services that change society overnight.
You need to analyze users for a long period of time and continue to tackle issues head on.
To this end, it is important that we ourselves feel excited and enjoy working on the products and services.
We will deliver our excitement to users as a sign of our passion.
3-shake Inc.
Head office:
3F/4F, Grand First Shinjuku-Gyoen, 22-1 Daikyo-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0015, Japan
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January 2015
CEO Takuma Yoshida
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January 2015
Started providing cloud building and operation services from home
June 2016
Relocated the office to Iwamoto-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
January 2017
Relocated the office to Iwamoto-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
August 2018
Launched Sreake, a comprehensive SRE building service
October 2018
Launched 3-shake AdNetwork, PaaS for ad distribution
November 2018
Relocated the office to Higashikanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
January 2020
Released Reckoner, a data collaboration platform
May 2020
Launched Sreake Security (currently “Securify”), a security service
December 2020
Launched Relance, a recruiting service for freelance IT engineers
January 2021
Raised a total of 500 million yen in the Series A financing round
May 2021
Relocated the office to Daikyo-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
September 2021
Launched Bugty, a bug bounty operation service
August 2022
Raised a total of 848 million yen in the Series B financing round
September 2022
Released Securify Scan, an automated vulnerability diagnosis tool
3F/4F, Grand First Shinjuku-Gyoen, 22-1 Daikyo-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0015, Japan
[Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line]
Yotsuya-sanchome Station 5-min. walk
[Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line]
Shinjuku Gyoen Mae Station 6-min. walk
[Toei Oedo Line]
Kokuritsu Kyōgijō Station 12-min. walk
[JR Chuo Line]
Sendagaya Station 13-min. walk
[Toei Shinjuku Line]
Akebonobashi Station 13-min. walk