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5 years ago

A company that helps the homeless get jobs. This startup helps them find jobs by helping them get onto the web.

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4 years ago

A startup focused on the development of specialty plastics. It’s got a factory in the US, and its first product is a sustainable, nontoxic version of the plastic used to make fiberglass.

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3 years ago

A CEO of a software company in the Middle East told me that while he liked the idea of Hinge, one of the things missing was a way to easily find matches outside of New York, Toronto and LA. Hinge wants to be the place to find matches where you aren’t a celebrity.

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3 years ago

A two-person team of developers in Toronto who want to build an app that helps people schedule doctor appointments.

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3 years ago

An online platform to help small businesses in India, the Middle East, and Africa get their products onto Amazon’s website.

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5 years ago

A computer vision startup that’s building AI to help monitor and improve plant health. The startup wants to take the burden of plant health monitoring off of the farmers and onto an AI platform.

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5 years ago

A platform that lets you upload your own smart contracts onto the Ethereum blockchain.

146

3 years ago

A content creation tool for brands, allowing them to embed buying options onto their websites.

146

5 years ago

A startup that offers a platform for bringing the Internet of Things into physical spaces, such as homes and offices. The startup uses a physical router to overlay the Internet of Things onto a physical network.

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5 years ago

A Toronto-based startup that wants to unify and improve the sales process with a sales platform that’s designed to help salespeople find sales opportunities, identify opportunities, and close deals.

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3 years ago

A free food delivery service in Toronto and Ottawa, with an opt-in subscription service for a monthly fee. The startup has just launched as of May 2019.

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5 years ago

A startup focused on getting more people onto their “right-sized” compact cars, with a focus on the East Coast. The startup is focused on targeting Millennials who are interested in driving small cars but don’t want to spend a lot of money.

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4 years ago

A way to import data from a computer or device onto an iPad.

104

2 years ago

A content management system for teams that want to get their content all in one place but don’t want to build it themselves. It’s a visual platform, so you can drag and drop content onto topics.

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4 years ago

A patent-pending technology that turns smartphone screens into touchscreens by projecting them onto any surface.

98

4 years ago

This company is building a way to track the financial life of a real estate property by using machine learning and artificial intelligence to help people decide whether to sell or hold onto a property.

97

5 years ago

A B2B company that provides customers with a toner printer that prints directly onto their paper

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3 years ago

Takes on the task of getting your site onto Google and Apple’s search index.

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4 years ago

This product enables grocery stores to take in-store photos of their products, which are then uploaded onto a centralized platform. The startup takes a small percentage of each transaction.

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4 years ago

A startup for selling and buying real estate. The startup has broken into the US market and is now available in Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver, and Montreal

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4 years ago

A Toronto-based startup that brings a trusted chat experience to your mobile device, with a built-in customer support system.

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4 years ago

This startup is building a tool meant to help mobile developers and app makers get their apps onto more handsets and platforms, helping to get them to market faster.

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3 years ago

This startup helps small businesses sell branded goods online, but it also helps them figure out how to get their products into US stores. The company has a marketplace for small businesses to sell their goods, and it helps them identify the best way to get their products onto Amazon and other US retailers.

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2 years ago

a way to download and convert videos from YouTube onto phones.

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3 years ago

A new operating system that’s designed to make it easier for first-time smartphone users to get started. It’s currently focused on creating an intuitive, visual, and simple user interface, with the goal of eventually unifying third-party apps onto the platform.

62

3 years ago

A new technology that enables a 3D printed object to be “printed” onto a different object without the need for assembly.

62

3 years ago

In the spring of 2015, Y Combinator launched a branch in San Francisco as its first outside of Silicon Valley. It also expanded its new branch to Berlin, London, Toronto, and Madrid. By 2017, Y Combinator said it had over 150 active startups on its program.

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3 years ago

A company that builds automation into the healthcare system for home usage, for example fitting an ECG monitor (like those used for EKGs) into a wheelchair. It currently has a pilot with the University of Toronto.

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3 years ago

A Toronto-based startup that makes a browser extension that lets you search for nearby restaurants and bars, review them, and make reservations.

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3 years ago

A platform that helps companies get their products onto 300 million rideshare riders a month. The company’s founder Tom Morton said that Uber’s “huge R&D Lab in the Bay Area is a real weakness” in the startup’s plan to compete with the ride-hailing giant.

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2 years ago

A startup that lets you listen to a podcast in the car. The startup will let you download podcasts onto your phone or listen to them on the go.

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3 years ago

The startup, which was founded in February, wants to help businesses get their products onto Amazon’s home delivery network. The company is currently in the midst of a $1.2 million seed round.

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2 years ago

A Toronto-based startup that helps truckers pick up their freight and drops off their empty trailers.

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2 years ago

This startup wants to build a market for a type of business insurance that pays out if a company can’t immediately pay a bill, like a missed payroll or a late credit card payment. They layer a layer of risk onto the underlying insurance policy.

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2 years ago

The startup’s goal is to get a million people onto a credit card by 2020. In order to do so, it focuses on helping consumers get credit cards in China without credit scores or bank accounts, and instead with a mobile number.

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2 years ago

A company that helps customers make their bikes more visible to potential buyers by using a device that clips onto a bike and changes the color of the bike lights.

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2 years ago

A B2B “marketplace for the sharing economy”, using the Lyft model to let people rent a car or a bike or a carpool or a scooter. They’re starting with LA, their home market, and Toronto.

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2 years ago

A company that helps employees get their devices onto the corporate network through a corporate-owned Wi-Fi network.

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2 years ago

A startup that wants to be the Uber of delivery. The startup is building a delivery app for the marketplace, letting people offer delivery services onto other people’s orders, and is planning to help people get delivery orders in advance so they can prepare for them.

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2 years ago

A company that creates and markets a patented technology that attaches to the back of a smartphone and allows users to project an image onto a surface. The startup says the resulting image can be used as a mirror, a digital mirror, or a virtual mirror.

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