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VITAU MEDICAL, S.A.P.I. DE C.V. operates an online subscription pharmacy for patients with chronic diseases. The company allow users to choose products and quantity they need, share address and payment method, and receive products. VITAU MEDICAL, S.A.P.I. DE C.V. was founded in 2019 and is based in Monterrey, Mexico.

Founded in 2016 and launched in five countries — Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Chile — BEWE operates a SaaS platform for beauty & wellness centers.

WOOM Fertility, S.L. is a Madrid-based company that specializes in reproductive health through its mobile application available on the App Store and Google Play. Founded in 2015 by two female entrepreneurs who experienced fertility challenges, WOOM aims to empower women by providing personalized insights into their reproductive health. The application utilizes advanced algorithms to track menstrual cycles, ovulation, and fertility windows, offering users daily chances of pregnancy and access to a supportive community. Initially focused on helping users trying to conceive, WOOM plans to expand its offerings to encompass broader aspects of women's health.

In Cuidamimascota.com, pet owners can navigate through hundreds of pet sitters near them and see their qualifications, rates, services provided, home photos, customer reviews and more. The owner selects the sitter and books online. Sitters treats the guest like family while his owner is away. We have a strict no cage rule, a premium insurance that protects the guest and sitter, and a photo and video update policy.

InstaFit is an online fitness startup based in Mexico City, co-founded by Oswaldo Trava and Natalia Amaya. The company aims to make home workouts engaging and accessible by providing on-demand audio and video fitness classes led by professional trainers. Its platform features a wide range of workout options, including yoga, functional training, and treadmill workouts, with new content added weekly and available for offline access. InstaFit offers these services at a fraction of the cost of traditional gyms, targeting obesity—a significant health issue in the region. Since its launch in late 2016, the app has gained a substantial user base, reaching 37 countries, and has earned a 4.4-star rating. It has been recognized as the top health and fitness app in 15 countries and was named one of Apple's best apps of 2016. The company employs innovative technology and marketing strategies to thrive in the rapidly growing online fitness market in Latin America.

Tpaga S.A.S. operates a digital wallet designed to facilitate payments for unbanked consumers in Latin America, specifically in Colombia and Mexico. Founded in 2015 and based in Bogota, the company addresses the needs of a significant portion of the population that lacks access to traditional banking services. With a network of approximately 4,000 cash kiosks, Tpaga enables users to store money and make payments for utility bills, mobile phone top-ups, grocery purchases, and other transactions without needing a bank account. The platform also provides a payment gateway for businesses, allowing them to process sales efficiently without requiring point-of-sale systems. By leveraging mobile technology, Tpaga has emerged as a pioneer in the region, helping to integrate unbanked consumers into the digital economy.

Mystro is an automation app that makes on-demand drivers 30% more money. The app allows drivers to safely and easily run Uber, Lyft and other platforms simultaneously and auto accepts only the trips they want.

Promoting a better social and environmental surroundings, PROMISE, is a 100% Mexican company that arises from the need to strengthen corporate and institutional social and environmental responsibility in the country, while developing sustainable strategies and campaigns for companies, society and nature can coexist in harmony.

Wright Electric, Inc. is building technologies for large commercial airplanes. The company is currently developing their flagship Airplane, the Wright 1, which will be a 186-seat single aisle airliner with an 800 mile range. The company hopes to achieve entry to service for the Wright 1 by 2030 and is working with commercial airlines including easyJet and VivaAerobus. In addition to the newly announced U.S. DOE’s ARPA-E funding, the company is funded by Y Combinator, the Clean Energy Trust and venture funds.

Skysset is a company based in Monterrey, Mexico, specializing in software solutions for inventory measurement. It offers an enterprise software-as-a-service platform designed for operators managing bulk materials, including scrap metal and construction aggregates. The cloud-based volumetric software enables users to quantify inventory levels accurately and generate comprehensive reports on warehouse materials efficiently. Skysset's data platform enhances the management of bulk inventory, providing an intuitive method for operators to monitor and analyze their resources.