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. Oddle | Singapore (Techlist Profile)
Launched in March 2014, Oddle is a subscription service that allows customers to order the restaurant’s food using a highly customizable branded page. The startup also has an order management system for restaurant operators.
2. Frilp | India (Techlist Profile)
India’s Frilp – a combo of friends and help – uses advanced algorithms to suggest the shops or services you need, based on recommendations from friends and family members on your social networks and phone contacts list.
3. Peatix | Japan (Techlist Profile)
Japan-based online ticketing platform Peatix focuses on independent, community event organisers and wants to create a user-friendly, mobile-focused experience for its users. The startup announced that it has raised series B funding, led by DG Incubation, and participated in by Singapore’s SPH Media Fund, Japanese PR firm Sunny Side Up, Fidelity Growth Partners Japan, and Draper Nexus.
4. Haizixue | China (Techlist Profile)
Haizixue is an O2O mobile app for Android and iOS that aims to connect parents, students, and teachers to help foster the extracurricular education of China’s children. The app allows parents to do things like search for extra teachers and classes, and pay any associated signup fees online. Teachers, similarly, can use it to set up classes and recruit students. The company was acquired by Chinese online ratings and deals service Dianping.
5. Go-Jek | Indonesia (Techlist Profile)
Go-Jek is like Indonesia’s Uber for motorcycles with plans to expand its services in the parcel delivery space.Currently, the company is in talks with the Indonesian government to address the city’s increasingly problematic traffic problem.
6. Retty | Japan (Techlist Profile)
Retty helps people navigate Japan’s restaurants. Like Yelp, users rate restaurants and can see which spots are popular with their friends. The startup just announced it has scored series C funding led by Fidelity Growth Partners Japan alongside previous investors Gree Ventures and Mizuho Capital.
7. Tingchebao | China
Startup lists
Related startup stories
Stay updated on the go with our mobile app.
Get latest insights with smoother, more personalized experience through TIA mobile app.
