Here’s our newest round-up of the featured startups on our site this week. If you have startup tips or story suggestions, feel free to email us or tell us about your startup on this form. Any juicy tech news tips go here. Enjoy this week’s list!
1. 24tidy | China
Currently only serving Shanghai, 24tidy is a startup that does your laundry. The company recently raised a funding round of ‘tens of millions” of RMB from the investment branch of Suzhou-based Oriza Holdings.
2. Migraine Buddy | Singapore
Developed by Singapore-based startup Healint, Migraine Buddy is a migraine tracking Android app that tries to understand what causes your headaches and how best to stop them from happening.
3. Glammap | China
Glammap is a location-based bargain hunter app for women’s apparel in China. It taps into the Baidu Maps API to let users who still prefer to shop for clothes in person aggregate the stores and deals nearest them. The startup has received RMB 1 million (US$161,000) in funding from undisclosed angel investors.
4. Airloyal | India
Airloyal, a young adtech startup developed a platform called Ladooo that incentivizes consumer attention. It uses mobile prepaid airtime as a reward to harness consumer attention, engagement, and action online. If consumers complete a specific app-related task, they get free airtime. And advertisers pay only if consumers complete that task.
5. Redmart | Singapore
Redmart is a Singapore-based e-commerce startup that sells necessities and groceries, and has them delivered right to your doorstep. This week, it was revealed that the company has raised a series B round led by Garena, with participation from Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin, SoftBank Ventures, and Visionnaire Venture
6. Habi Footwear | Philippines
Started out as an online store on Facebook, Habi Footwear is a social enterprise that seeks to gainfully employ mothers from Kawan ni Sto. Niño in Old Balara and Saint Luigi Oriones Creations in Payatas, two of the poorest communities in Quezon City. The startup has grown from a largely B2C to a largely B2B operation, with resellers offering their shoes through both online and brick-and-mortar stores, all over the world.
7. Bareksa | Indonesia
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