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Friend is an AI device company that offers a toy companion that boosts users’ self-esteem through positive conversations.

Trolley develops an API-driven payouts platform for the internet economy. It enables businesses to reach workers worldwide and offers creators, on-demand workers, and suppliers the ability to bring their specialized talents to a global market. The platform automates and manages payouts, collects recipient tax and banking information, and mitigates fraud and risk.

The Browser Company develops a specialized web browser, Arc, designed to enhance user focus, organization, and control. Unlike traditional browsers like Google Chrome, Arc is built to be faster, more personal, creative, and engaging.

Chrono, Inc. operates a digital distribution platform known as Chrono.gg, which focuses on marketing computer games. Founded in 2015 and located in Austin, Texas, the platform features a unique sales model by offering a single game at a significant discount for a limited time of just 24 hours. Each day, the showcased game is replaced with a new title, providing customers with a curated selection rather than an extensive inventory. This approach aims to enhance the buying experience by emphasizing quality over quantity.

NamiComi is a global platform connecting readers and creators of comics and manga. It enables creators to publish their work in multiple languages, fostering international interaction and supporting creators through social media features.

Great Robotics is a surgical robotics company focused on developing advanced medical diagnosis and treatment technologies. Utilizing a core platform based on precise image-guided robotic surgery, the company addresses specific clinical needs and industry challenges. By creating a series of surgical robots, Great Robotics aims to enhance surgical efficiency and facilitate faster patient recovery. Through its innovative approach, the company positions itself as a key player in the evolving field of surgical robotics.

Nanjing Kuanneng Semiconductor is a provider of semiconductor silicon carbide device foundry services.

Dework is a web3-based project management platform that facilitates the management of tasks and contributor applications within decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). The platform allows users to enhance their web3 profiles and engage with contributors by creating bounties, which can be paid using their own DAO tokens. Dework also integrates with Discord to streamline collaboration and communication among team members. By offering tools for credentialing and reputation building, Dework supports the growing ecosystem of web3 projects, enabling users to efficiently manage their workflows and incentivize contributions.

Ahoy Labs is a stealth startup focused on the development of a blockchain-based platform that facilitates the creation of crowdfund bounties. This innovative platform allows users to pool funds into a smart contract escrow, enabling them to incentivize various goals by collaborating with like-minded individuals. Users can propose requests and set financial bounties, encouraging others to contribute toward achieving these defined objectives. Ahoy Labs aims to harness the power of crowdfunding and blockchain technology to promote collective action and investment in diverse projects and initiatives.

Station is a crypto-based platform that empowers digital-native contributions and collaborations.

Pace operates a revenue management platform for hotels and hostels, founded in 2017 and based in London. The platform delivers real-time forecasting, price sensitivity analysis, and automated pricing decisions by applying machine learning and proprietary algorithms to optimize revenue and occupancy. It integrates with a property's management system to turnaround pricing within a day of integration, helping hoteliers respond rapidly to demand shifts and maximize bookings across channels.

Trolley develops an API-driven payouts platform for the internet economy. It enables businesses to reach workers worldwide and offers creators, on-demand workers, and suppliers the ability to bring their specialized talents to a global market. The platform automates and manages payouts, collects recipient tax and banking information, and mitigates fraud and risk.

Discourse is an open-source discussion platform designed to enhance online communication in an evolving digital landscape. By integrating features of mailing lists, discussion forums, and long-form chat rooms, Discourse provides a comprehensive solution for hosting searchable discussions. The platform emphasizes community engagement through tools that support a trust system, notifications, and community moderation. This allows users to connect with one another effectively and fosters meaningful conversations among participants. Discourse aims to redefine online discourse by creating a modern, user-friendly environment that caters to the needs of users in a world dominated by social media and instant communication.

Suma Brands provides a commerce platform designed to develop marketplace brands into household names. It was founded on the belief that the next generation of household brands will rise out of the Amazon marketplace. The company exists to find, acquire and help those brands realize their potential, both in the Amazon jungle and beyond.

The Ambr Group specializes in acquiring, developing, and scaling Amazon Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) businesses. They focus on supporting entrepreneurs through founder-friendly deal processes and structures, applying enterprise-level resources to help these ventures grow into prominent consumer brands.

SchoolHouse is a company founded in 2020 by Brian Tobal and Joseph Connor, based in New York, that focuses on facilitating at-home, in-person Learning Pods. These Learning Pods consist of small groups of 4-8 students of similar ages who engage in collaborative learning and social interaction. The company operates a micro-schooling platform designed to foster imagination, creativity, and knowledge among students. By creating an environment with small class sizes and mixed-age groups, SchoolHouse aims to connect families with educators effectively, enhancing the educational experience for children in a more personalized setting.

Beam is a Paris-based software startup founded in 2019 that focuses on developing an application designed to automatically generate notes that summarize and classify knowledge gathered during online browsing. The company's innovative platform enables users to collect and organize their thoughts and experiences, facilitating knowledge sharing among Beam users. By improving the way individuals manage and share information, Beam aims to enhance the overall learning experience.

Pace operates a revenue management platform for hotels and hostels, founded in 2017 and based in London. The platform delivers real-time forecasting, price sensitivity analysis, and automated pricing decisions by applying machine learning and proprietary algorithms to optimize revenue and occupancy. It integrates with a property's management system to turnaround pricing within a day of integration, helping hoteliers respond rapidly to demand shifts and maximize bookings across channels.

Tiltify is a crowdfunding platform designed specifically for gamers to raise funds through their live streams. Founded in 2013 and based in West Hollywood, California, the company specializes in turning gaming events into charity fundraisers. Tiltify allows users to create customized crowdfunding pages, enabling gamers to showcase their talents while raising money for various social causes.

Mulberry, established in 2018 and headquartered in New York, specializes in AI-driven extended warranty solutions for e-commerce platforms. It connects insurers, brands, and consumers, offering coverage for a wide range of products, from mattresses to jewelry. Mulberry's platform provides insurance broker services, enabling e-commerce customers to purchase extended warranty plans. By leveraging AI and APIs, Mulberry helps brands generate additional revenue and streamlines product insurance processes.

Chrono, Inc. operates a digital distribution platform known as Chrono.gg, which focuses on marketing computer games. Founded in 2015 and located in Austin, Texas, the platform features a unique sales model by offering a single game at a significant discount for a limited time of just 24 hours. Each day, the showcased game is replaced with a new title, providing customers with a curated selection rather than an extensive inventory. This approach aims to enhance the buying experience by emphasizing quality over quantity.