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Willis Wee · · 2 min read

7 Asian Startups That Caught Our Eye This Week

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Besides getting busy with our rebranding, in the last seven days, we also have had a couple of Asian tech startups on our radar, specifically from China, Indonesia, Japan, India, and Singapore.

For folks who are interested in investing or partnering with these startups, drop us an email — hello[at]penn-olson[dot]com – anytime. No promises, but we’ll try our best to be a bridge.

And if you’re a tech startup based in Asia hoping to be featured, kindly send us your pitch here.


1. DropMyEmail | Singapore

What’s your most important communication tool for work? Most likely it is not Facebook, Twitter, or Weibo — but rather your email. Perhaps most of us take it for granted but email data and contacts do get lost on occasion. Sometimes it’s over a storage software update or sometimes a cloud service fails.A back-up plan is in everyone’s best interests. And Singapore-based startup, DropMyEmail, is hoping to be that back-up solution…

2. Pre Cared | India

MyFirstCheque, an India-based seed fund, announced this week that it has invested in Pre Cared, a Mumbai-based online store for used baby products, founded by Tabrez Khan. The service aims to re-sell baby products…

3. TheMobileGamer | Singapore

Building games on Facebook or even Sina Weibo can bring you plenty of users. But TheMobileGamer (TMG) has found success by planting its games on mig33’s 60 million user-strong social platform.Its latest game is SuperSlank, a role-playing-game (RPG) that is playable using feature phones. Within two weeks, SuperSlank became so popular among mig33 users that it saw more than 300,000 gamers already…

4. Qeeple | Singapore

Qeeple offers you the platform to “drag and drop” the designs you fancy as you browse through the interior designs library within its website. In co-founder Norman Leong’s words: At Qeeple, first and foremost, we offer…

5. Berrybenka | Indonesia

Women’s e-commerce can often be the hottest e-tailing ticket – and with that prospect in mind, the Indonesian fashion site Berrybenka has secured funding from East Ventures…


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Willis Wee

Founder at Tech in Asia. Aspires to build a company and product that people love.