Nothing beats the excitement of spotting a familiar face in a throng of strangers – which explains why we can’t wait to see the following six startups return to our upcoming Tech in Asia Singapore 2016 conference on April 12-13.
No strangers to Bootstrap Alley, these companies are returning for the second time to set up their booths – or fourth, in one case!
Get acquainted with the startups that have passed the selection again – we’re sure you’ll love them as much as we do.
1. MagLoft
Image credit: Magloft
If you’ve been hesitant to introduce mobile into your digital publishing strategy, here are two factors that might change your mind:
(1) by 2018, digital magazines are expected to grow into a US$5.7 billion market
(2) e-magazine publishing startup MagLoft
The Bali-based startup doesn’t just promise ease of use with its drag-and-drop editor. Its competitive pricing makes it affordable even for small indie shops to create e-magazines without breaking the bank.
MagLoft generates static PDF files from your existing content and lets you create interactive and responsive online publications optimized for reading on mobile devices.
MagLoft is a returning exhibitor for the fourth time, and was last spotted at Tech in Asia Jakarta 2015.
2. FALCON Agency
FALCON Agency is a digital conversion agency headquartered in Kuala Lumpur, with clients across Southeast Asia and Europe. They offer the full spectrum of digital agency services including digital marketing, strategy consulting, user acquisition, marketing automation and more.
Falcon is a returning exhibitor from Tech in Asia Jakarta 2015.
3. Lucep
Web stores have become a game-changer for many businesses. They give them the ability to reach more customers, without the cost of managing a brick and mortar shop.
And now, Lucep wants to make it even easier for you to capture more leads and increase conversion rates on your website with its mobile app.
The setup consists of a widget that resides on your website – like a customer support chat box. It allows prospective customers to enter their contact details and queries, creating a virtual queue of leads. The store owner or salesperson will then receive notifications via the mobile app, along with the personal data provided by each customer, and analytics to determine the best way to engage them.
Lucep was previously covered by Tech in Asia, and is a returning exhibitor from Tech in Asia Singapore 2015.
4. Learning Analytic
Learning Analytic is an edtech startup based in Singapore.Through its website math2shine.com, the startup offers personalized maths lessons. After tracking learning parameters such as speed, accuracy, strengths and weaknesses, the software will recommend topics for each user to practice.
Learning Analytic is a returning exhibitor from Tech in Asia Singapore 2015.
5. 82Cart
Shopify’s got competition. 82Cart is an ecommerce platform that offers online stores custom web designs and technical support, complete with its own content management system. Based in Jakarta, Indonesia, the startup is a one-stop system for ecommerce stores to easily manage things like inventory, shipping, sales reports, and marketing.
82Cart has a range of clients, which it helps sell fashion, beauty products, food and beverage products, and even art.
The startup is a returning exhibitor from Tech in Asia Jakarta 2015.
6. Firegent
If you’ve ever wished for superhuman reading speed, or a Ctrl+F function programmed in your head, you might be thrilled to know of XGen’s existence. The smart document assistant is a product of startup Firegent. It can index, extract, and organize data from PDF files into meaningful charts.
To achieve this, the team of seven built its own intelligent pattern-recognition algorithm. Any PDF file can be processed instantly. If it contains data, you could for example, neatly export that into an excel sheet. The startup claims the accuracy of its tool surpasses human capabilities. No more need for manual sorting and data entry!
Firegent is a returning exhibitor from Tech in Asia Singapore 2015.
If you want to join these startups and be in front of 5,000 international conference attendees who could very well be your next user, investor, or employee, Bootstrap Alley is the place you want to find yourself at.
The clock is ticking for your startup to get a booth at Tech in Asia Singapore 2016 – apply for yours today and save 15 percent off all packages!
Bootstrap Alley is looking for:
- Software/hardware startups with working prototype
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Less than US$1.5 million in external funds raised
Not planning to exhibit, but want to meet with these startups? Get your passes to Tech in Asia Singapore 2016 today and save 15 percent (code: tiasg15), valid only till Feb 21!
See: 5 local startups exhibiting at Tech in Asia Singapore 2016
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