B2B SaaS company for managing portable benefits and contributions for gig workers. Founders have the right credentials, but the product is very early and needs more traction.

Podetize wants to take its bootstrapped business to venture speed by building a Google Adwords marketplace for podcasts to compete against Spotify Anchor and co.

Aladdin wants to be the one ring/bank/app/FinTech service to rule all the African countries.

Crowdfunding and GoFundMe for low income college student living expenses.

Very early stage DNA and environment genetic sequencing company (baby 23andme) is raising money to make a more complete genetic sequencing service.

A startup for solar powered grills, thermos, chargers, and a variety of electronic appliances wants to disrupt the non-eco friendly incumbents.

Wii Sports for the Oculus Rift has arrived in the form of VR cycling exercise.

WeWork + Daycation = DayWork, ergo, a company wants to let you rent hotel conference rooms and amenities like a coworking space by the hour.

AI SaaS company wants to help you find free parking by combining data from cars, phones, satellites, and smart city sensors.

The 500lb gorilla in Asian/Asian-American media organizations is raising money. What precedent does this set for Goldhouse, Nextshark, ACE, EO, and the like?

Thumbtack for grant writers and grant applicants. Good revenue and users, but can it scale?