In the last seven days, we have covered a couple of startups on Tech in Asia, specifically from Indonesia, China, and Singapore.
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1. Yotomo | Indonesia
Founded in April 2011, Yotomo is a location-based social network similar to Foursquare, Bouncity, or Koprol. It’s a clone but with some localized distinctions, or as the team notes, “Innovation within local context.”
2. MadeiraCloud | China
MadeiraCloud is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) venture and has a great concept of managing your cloud architecture the way you design it – diagrammatically.
3. Mogujie | China
Mogujie revealed to be earning over 100,000 RMB ($15,900) per day in ad referral clicks to Taobao, China’s largest e-commerce site. Mogujie.com, according to its own stats, has quickly grown to have 9.5 million registered users by the end of last month.
4. Touchten | Indonesia
Indonesia-based game development startup, Touchten, has partnered with music label Aquarius Musikindo to jointly launch TouchJam, a web-based rhythmic game that challenges gamers to match a sequence of notes onscreen using the A-S-D-J-K-L keys on the keyboard.
5. PicMix | Indonesia
PicMix has reached 1 million users within the last two months, which the founder says puts it on a pace faster than Instagram in its early days.
