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Stample is a digital content library and search engine that enhances the peer-review process for internet users. It allows individuals to create private topical libraries, where they can aggregate content from the web via a browser extension, upload files, or write articles directly on the platform. Users can invite others to access their libraries as readers or contributors, and they have the option to make their libraries public. This fosters a community where users can subscribe to public libraries created by others, effectively building personalized search engines. Stample also aims to transform cumbersome linear documents into collaborative libraries, enabling non-linear browsing through tags and related content links. With features like unlimited bookmarks, notes, and data security, Stample streamlines the organization and sharing of valuable information, helping users save time and enhance their online experience.

appyReward is a digital rewards platform that enables businesses to effectively engage and motivate their audiences, including survey participants, customers, and employees. The platform automates the distribution of digital rewards such as gift cards and prepaid cards, seamlessly integrating with popular tools like SurveyMonkey, Google Forms, and Webex. Its user-friendly interface and secure payment processing provide a wide selection of global reward options, allowing companies to enhance their engagement strategies while optimizing time and resources. Additionally, appyReward offers a campaign manager for creating and customizing giveaways, sweepstakes, instant wins, and loyalty programs, making it adaptable for businesses of all sizes, from startups to large enterprises.

oOlala is an Instant RendezVous app that connects people according to their free-time, and proximity. Today, the only warmth we get from the social networks comes from the “Likes”, "Matches" and “Comments” based on our profiles and feeds. Yet, connecting people and having them interact on virtual facts is not solving the initial social network goal: are the connected people doomed to share their lives with their phones? This is the paradigm we're solving with oOlala, an app that connects people in real-time to share moments of real life.