Mobile app search and discovery engine Mobilewalla has raised $4 million from Madrona Venture Group, Infocomm Investments and Indian Angel Network (IAN) members like Google India MD Rajan Anandan, former Yahoo CEO Sharad Sharma and ACI Worldwide Country Head Venkat Raju, reports TechCrunch. The report states that the company plans to use the capital raised to strengthen its engineering team, especially in the product management segment and hopes to increase its 13-member team to a 30-member team in the next six months. Following this fundraising, the company is also reportedly relocating to Seattle next month. Offerings: Launched in 2011, Mobilewalla offers an app search and discovery engine through a web app (site was in development at the time of writing this article) and native apps on iOS and Android. Users could search app based on the name, category, app developer or the traditional keyword based search box. At launch, the site also claimed to offer a real-time rating and ranking system for apps available in iOS, Android, BlackBerry and Windows Phone 7 app stores, along with a ratings system for app developers who developed the respective apps. The company had claimed to track around a million apps as of December 2011. Early last year, Mobilewalla also launched an app developer analytics platform and claimed to track public app ranks and social media sentiments for every app on the iOS and the Android platform as well as offer an option for app developers to track and analyze the sales information privately. The company had claimed to have generated around 50 terabytes of data from iOS App Store and Google Play Store and was generating around one terabyte of data every week, according to a MediaPost report. Interestingly, Mobilewalla founder…
