22 startups in Asia that caught our eye

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. righTune | Israel

Israel-based righTune works with businesses to curate unique playlists for every visitor to the site. Selection of music is determined by the site’s branding, content, and individual visitor preference. Furthermore, righTune claims its product can help boost performance by 15 percent.

2. Metromart | Philippines

Metromart wants to assist consumers in their shopping. The company sends out “runners” to buy and deliver goods that are ordered by its users from stores listed on its site – and soon, its mobile app. For supermarkets, the company has personal shoppers “installed” and ready to take orders.

3. True Balance | India

True Balance is a mobile utility app that helps prepaid Android phone users check their account balance with a swipe instead of having to send an SMS to a coded number. It also keeps track of the data pack balance and alerts you in time.

4. BizReach | Japan (Startup Profile)

BizReach has been called the LinkedIn of Japan and gone against the traditional recruiting business model by allowing companies to post jobs and connect with professionals in its database for free. Paid subscriptions are also available for job seekers as well as additional premium options for corporations.

5. Culture Machine | India (Startup Profile)

Culture Machine signs on YouTube “creators” and gives them all the support they need, from studios, to marketing, to PR connections. It also has the technology that uses data to help creators figure out what audiences want to watch.

6. Fixnix | India and US (Startup Profile)

Founded in 2012, FixNix helps companies automate their information security processes through its GRC (governance, risk, and compliance) solutions.

7. Miso | South Korea

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