Former early PayPal employee and team are building title services for crypto holder institutions. Pre-product, pre-revenue.

Team is building a competitor to RAD Technologies. What's interesting is this company is taking 50% of ad spend.

Two tech workers in Brooklyn are planning to build a newsletter/article based professional education service, starting with product managers.

Repeat founders are building a cloud based facial recognition/security solution. I worked for a startup in this space in 2015, so color me biased.

Husband/wife duo are teaming up to build a marketplace and business management platform for nail salonz. B2B SaaS marketplace, but can they scale fast enough to be venture backable?

Alternative meat industry meats (heh) alcohol—alternative alcohol industry is creating mocktail liquor and going d2c. Doesn't even have to go through Drizly!

WeWork for van life has arrived. Former Intersection/Sidewalk Labs alum is starting a network of physical sites for van life participants to get all the benefits of fixed housing and supplies with all the mobility of van life.

In the months following Fleeting, a new trucker-on-demand marketplace has emerged with higher revenue, lower valuation, but also, smaller team and less institutional investors. Who will win the Uber for trucker driver war?

Two Harvard alums are teaming up to make a subscription model Robinhood. Can they build the media strategy to pull off a third commission free brokerage?

SaaS company wants to sell an energy monitoring solution to businesses to help reduce their utility bill.

B2C2B Company wants to build the next professional learning/coaching marketplace. Can it learn from Coursalytics, whom I covered in summer 2019?

Technologists have created a novel way to predict earthquakes ahead of time. Can this team build a business model to monetize on the damage prevented?