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. Kudo | Indonesia
Kudo offers consumers a new way to shop online through physical point-of-sale kiosks in public places around Jakarta. Essentially, Kudo is a hardware startup with an online component – the team builds the machines, but also curates the content within the collective marketplace.
2. ReShop.ph | Philippines
ReShop.ph, which went live on November 15, allows users to give away or sell unwanted items to people who have better use for them. The platform has a system for rating users’ integrity where users earn “green points” for every interaction on the platform and when they get others to sign up. They may use their accumulated points to redeem rewards from ReShop.ph’s partners, including businesses and individuals.
3. YouthsToday | Malaysia
YouthsToday is an online platform for projects spearheaded by youths to help young people stay away from bad company. The startup works with several government agencies and multinational corporations who target the younger crowd – such as Maybank, AirAsia, and Sony – to get their support for youth-run projects in the areas of entrepreneurship, technology, and the creative arts.
4. Orori | Indonesia
Indonesian jewelry ecommerce site Orori not only sells products such as gold, diamonds, and other jewelry. It also offers investments products like gold bars. Services also include providing a common space for users to trade second-hand jewelry, scrap gold for refinement, or simply pawn precious gems for cash.
5. Vgulp | India
Vgulp wants to help users find awesome bars and liquor stores in Bangalore, and save some dough with the deals and discounts offered to them. Currently, the startup has partnerships with over 200 bars in Bangalore, and helps over 300 customers a day, on average, bag good alcohol deals.
6. Gogovan | Hong Kong
Hong Kong smart logistics startup Gogovan has been called “Uber for logistics”; its app makes it easy for people or companies that need vans to book them on the fly. The company recently grabbed a $10 million investment from Renren for China expansion.
7. Sleepace | China
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