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Emily Goh · · 6 min read

27 startups in Asia that caught our eye

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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. Enjoy this week’s list!

1. Sleepace | China (Techlist Profile)

Chinese hardware startup Sleepace is a maker of a gadget that monitors people’s sleep. An alternative to a tracker wristband, the company’s sole device right now is RestOn, which lies across the width of a bed in order to monitor a user’s sleep cycles, movements, respiratory rate, and heart rate. The sleep data is then presented in an accompanying app.


2. Expert 360 | Australia (Techlist Profile)

Australian startup Expert 360 is an online consultant services marketplace. Consultants can sign up to startup’s website and get contacted by companies in need of their expertise. As such, even small enterprises can have access to consulting services they might not have been able to afford otherwise.


3. ZenRadius | India (Techlist Profile)

ZenRadius helps you find credible hires by using analytics to find the right people to make referrals for the job descriptions you post. At the same time, it widens your circle of referrals by tapping into your contacts as well as the contacts of your contacts.


4. KFit | Malaysia (Techlist Profile)

KFit is a startup in Malaysia that offers users unlimited access to gyms and fitness classes for a monthly fee. Launched in May this year, the startup has helped users make 400,000 bookings a month.


5. NoBroker | India (Techlist Profile)

NoBroker is a platform for home-seekers and home-owners to connect without having to deal with brokers. The company makes sure that properties on the site are genuine by verifying each listing for its content, photo, location, and broker-free ownership. It even offers assistance with the rental agreement registration.


6. Furdo | India

Furdo allows users to pick a theme on the platform and then submit their home’s floor plan. It will create a customizable 3D video of how the home will look like if it was decorated according the theme picked. The video will give a 360-degree virtual tour of the home, so that users can choose the design elements that they like. All the products displayed in the video can be bought from their partner estores like PepperFry and FabFurnish.


7. JetSetGo | India












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Emily Goh

I love creating great experiences for people. Also dabbles in florals and lettering, a fair bit of gaming, and enjoys lots of traveling. Happy to connect for collaborations for Tech In Asia events!