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. Z-Works | Japan
Z-Works is a startup focused on creating devices that can monitor loved ones and keep families close. As privacy is a concern in Japan, there were no camera functions in the startup’s gadgets but it has a combination of sensors and a mobile app.
2. 90seconds | Singapore
90 Seconds is a a service that aims to make the entire video production workflow – from getting a price quote to publishing a video – seamless. It combines an online marketplace for video production talent and a complete workflow management tool.
3. Paymax | China
Paymax offers loans for purchases to the kinds of people in China who would not get credit through conventional channels – folks like construction workers, security guards, and store staff. The startup ties up with offline retailers to persuade shoppers to use its service to pay in chunks – with interest.
4. Dyad | China
Previously known as ChaseFuture, Dyad offers college admissions guidance for Chinese students looking to study abroad. Instead of pumping out application essays a month before the deadline, Dyad works with students for months or even years, getting them prepared for the college application process.
5. PicMix | Indonesia (Startup Profile)
PicMix offers users a range of photo and video editing and social sharing features. There’s a community component through which users connect with each other, discover content and things to buy, or participate in contests.
6. Coverfox | India (Startup Profile)
Insurance portal Coverfox allows users to compare policies from top insurance brands in one go and then buy a policy online.
7. TabSquare | Singapore (Startup Profile)
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