In the last seven days, we have had a couple of Asian tech startups on our radar, specifically from China, Indonesia, Japan, India, and Singapore.
For folks who are interested in investing or partnering with these startups, drop us an email — hello[at]penn-olson[dot]com – anytime. No promises, but we’ll try our best to be a bridge.
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1. Bouncity | Indonesia
Bouncity, the Indonesian startup we first covered in June last year, has finally launched an iOS version of their app. It was released on Android back in November and it is officially available on all platform (Blackberry, Android, Mobile Web, iOS)…
2. SpotDokter | Indonesia
SpotMed Group held a press conference for the launch of a new service. It’s called SpotDokter, and it claims to be the first location-based mobile application focusing on health launched in Indonesia, the goal being to help the public achieve a healthier lifestyle. SpotDokter uses the phone’s GPS capability to provide health information based on location. It helps you…
3. Go-Jek | Indonesia
If you have visited Jakarta, chances are you are familiar with the term ‘ojek.’ These are the taxi motorcycles you see on the sideroads. Go-jek, a winner of the Global Entrepreneurship Program Indonesia, wants to connect you to such motorcycle taxis, ensuring the booking, safety, and experience is seamless. The basic idea is to act as a middleman between customers and drivers, and so far they seem to be doing very well…
4. Votodo | India
‘To do’ lists can be a quite a chore for some people, and are not the kind of things that we share. But the Indian startup Votodo wants to change that and make not so much a social network as an “action network.” The Votodo site, currently in private beta, allows people…
5. EverConnect | Japan
Tokyo-based startup EverConnect unveiled its web app that allows you to check out posts and tweets from multiple social network accounts on a single screen. It’s called Everconnect.Me, and so far it has fundraised a total of 15 million yen (about $193,000) from three investors, Voyage Group, NetAge, and Neptune Group. The web service…
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