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Webacy is a security solution provider that focuses on Web3 including risk analysis, transaction monitoring, and smart contract assessments.

At Block Party, we’re on a mission to make the internet safer for everyone. Our latest product, Privacy Party, has earned rave reviews such as "amazing," "f***ing magic," and "an essential extension if you access any social media sites." Privacy Party is a browser extension that makes expert recommendations to secure your social media accounts and automatically updates the settings you prefer. Sign up at www.privacypartyapp.com to keep your personal information secure and away from prying eyes.

Secure AI Labs helps businesses access proprietary data by protecting it during analysis. It protects data by digitally enforcing data-use policies and enable data owners control who, how, and where the data is used, even after sharing. The company's encrypted analytics platform keeps data and algorithms secure at every step. It provides bioinformatics and machine learning to develop AI models which users can access from a diverse library. Businesses can access data easily without the liability of working with personal or proprietary information. Secure AI Labs was founded on 2017 and is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Deno Deploy is a distributed system that runs JavaScript, TypeScript, and WebAssembly at the edge, worldwide. The service deeply integrates the V8 JavaScript runtime with a high performance asynchronous web server to provide optimal performance without unnecessary intermediate abstractions.

heylogin replaces passwords with a swipe-to-login on your phone. It works with all websites and saves time of your employees. approx. 3 h / month. For project managers, it eases on- and off-boarding of employees. For CEOs, it gives back control over the business logins. In comparison to traditional password manager, heylogin does not use a master password, instead it's just a swipe on the phone once per day. In comparison to SSOs, heylogin is cheap to deploy. You don't need to upgrade all your SaaS plans to be able to connect them to your SSO provider.

Ladder is the professional community platform for the next generation to grow their careers together. On Ladder, members can join interest-based communities, consume high-quality career content, engage in fun discussions, land your dream job, and form meaningful relationships with peers and mentors.

Ramp Network is a fintech startup that offers payment infrastructure to connect crypto and traditional finance. The company's mission is to create a meshed, easily accessible connection between the open blockchain financial system and the old, closed banking system, with no need for a trusted third party in between. Ramp was founded in 2017 by Przemek Kowalczyk and Szymon Sypniewicz and is headquartered in Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland.

Deno Deploy is a distributed system that runs JavaScript, TypeScript, and WebAssembly at the edge, worldwide. The service deeply integrates the V8 JavaScript runtime with a high performance asynchronous web server to provide optimal performance without unnecessary intermediate abstractions.

Blueloop develops software for financial service applications. Their software products include swapmonkey and flux. Swapmonkey is a peer to peer cryptocurrency platform. Swapmonkey allows trading cryptocurrencies. Flux is a platform that offers a secure solution to send money between countries using blockchain technology to power payments.

Supabase is an open-source Firebase alternative that adds real-time and RESTful APIs to your PostgreSQL database without a single line of code. Supabase helps developers by providing a Postgres database with a self-documenting API based on the data inside. Start your project with a Postgres database, Authentication, instant APIs, Edge Functions, Realtime subscriptions, Storage, and Vector Database embeddings.

Talium is a fastest way to publish a one-page website.

Spring in Africa is a fnacial service offering firm that provides banking alternatives to make transection efficient.

Hop is an Israeli company that has developed an application called Spike, which transforms traditional email into a multimedia messaging format. This innovative platform allows users to convert both new and existing emails into natural chat conversations, enhancing communication by enabling real-time messaging, as well as document and photo sharing, voice, and video calls. By consolidating various communication tools into one application, Spike eliminates the necessity for multiple apps, thereby streamlining users' interactions. Additionally, it synchronizes with desktop emails to ensure that all conversations, documents, and media are securely stored in the cloud. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Herzliya, Israel, Hop aims to enhance productivity by integrating all forms of communication into a single, efficient platform.

Arc is a JavaScript widget that unites browsers into a worldwide peer-to-peer Content Delivery Network (CDN). Users contribute bandwidth, we rent it, and websites get paid the proceeds. Websites get faster and make money without ads, users have their privacy preserved and see fewer ads, and developers cut their distribution costs by 10x.

Wick Editor is a hybrid animation tool and coding environment and an open source tool for creating games and animations. Their animation and games include dj spookyman, a well dressed ghost, a haunted house, a clicker game, popups, playing clips, playing the timeline, drag and drop, multiple rooms, and follow mouses.

Mozilla is a U.S.-based nonprofit organization established in 1998 that focuses on promoting an open and accessible internet. Its primary product is the Firefox web browser, which supports features such as syncing and private browsing on various devices, including web, iOS, and Android. In addition to Firefox, Mozilla offers other applications like Thunderbird for email management and various tools aimed at developers and mobile users. The organization fosters a global community of volunteers and advocates who contribute to its mission by coding, teaching digital literacy, and participating in advocacy campaigns. Mozilla's efforts are structured around three main areas: shaping the internet agenda, connecting leaders in the open internet movement, and rallying citizen engagement. Through these initiatives, Mozilla aims to ensure that users remain at the center of the digital experience, empowering them with control and choice on the web.

Ushahidi is a non-profit tech company that specializes in developing free and open source software for information collection, visualization and interactive mapping.

Riseup.net is an autonomous body that provides online communication tools for people and groups working on liberatory social change. The project supports and engages in struggles for human liberation, the ethical treatment of animals, and ecological sustainability; works to create revolution and a free society by building alternative communication infrastructure designed to oppose and replace the dominant system; promotes social ownership and democratic control over information, ideas, technology, and the means of communication; and empowers organizations and individuals to use technology in struggles for liberation. It provides private email accounts, accessible via the web, shell, IMAP, or POP; mailing lists for activist organizations; and resources and tutorials for communication. Riseup.net was launched in 1999.

Pocket, the premier Save for Later app, lets you consume and share content whenever you want, wherever you want, even without an internet connection. It's been called "a DVR for the web" by the New York Times, Business Week, Time, TechCrunch and more. When you come across an article, video or a webpage you'd like to read but can't at that time, save it to Pocket. You can then read or watch it whenever you have a moment, whether it's on the couch, during your commute, on the plane, train, or practically anywhere. Millions of users save articles, videos, travel guides, recipes, how-to and reference documents, and more on Pocket, automatically syncing in a stunning and simple interface across devices like iPad, iPhone, Android, desktop and mobile web, Kobo e-reader, Chrome apps, Kindle Fire and now wearable devices like the Samsung Gear.

The mission of Munich-based start-up company Cliqz is to reinvent web navigation. In line with the principle of ‘putting the user first’, the brains behind CLIQZ have uncompromisingly aligned the development of their products with the needs of users. Some sixty experts from more than 25 countries are involved in developing key Internet technologies such as browser and search functions. They combine these key technologies to create innovative universal tools that enable Internet users to get where they want to go in the web quickly and directly, while maintaining their privacy. The people behind CLIQZ view the Internet from a European perspective, thus setting great store by data privacy, but also by market diversity and freedom of choice. The company was founded by Jean-Paul Schmetz in April 2008 as 10betterpages GmbH and renamed Cliqz GmbH in January 2015. Jean-Paul Schmetz and Marc Al-Hames are the company’s joint-CEOs. Since May 2013, Cliqz GmbH has been majority-owned by Burda GmbH. In July 2013 the company embarked on its most ambitious project yet – the development of CLIQZ web navigation technology. CLIQZ for Firefox was launched in June 2014, gaining over 900,000 active daily users in the short time since then. The company has also developed test apps for iOS, Android and Chrome (some of which are not yet publicly accessible).

EverythingMe is a launcher for Android devices that adds contextual capabilities to mobile phones. It delivers the right apps, contacts and information to the homescreen, exactly at the right place and time. Whatever a person is into, wherever they are, they’ll get personalized suggestions that match their interests and lifestyle. Delivering truly contextual results is a formidable engineering challenge. Their algorithms combine machine learning, statistical modeling, and domain knowledge expertise to identify specific life scenarios. Within these contexts they match users’ needs with specific content on their phones, as well as native and web apps.

Amara Enterprise delivers powerful solutions for your video accessibility and localization needs. Key platform features include private and secure workspaces, flexible workflows, and a powerful API for connecting seamlessly to your own platform. Amara helps companies around the world streamline their subtitling processes.