In thinking about her health, Siobhan Komander considered what she was putting inside her body, and it was here that her idea for Liverpool St came to life.
Connect Education is offering students an online platform that allows them to completing practice work developed and guided by graduate students.
Donation Manager allows a charity to quickly generate donation receipts for donors, a process which most small to medium charities are doing manually.
HealthCoach is a fitness app which matches clients with “coaches” for online consultations to help achieve their health goals.
LeverEdge Sports is looking to help NRL teams make sense of the mountains of performance data they collect and use it to make decisions around players.
Through two online platforms, MySail helps racing yacht owners manage their crew, from the point of hiring to all the organisational facets of scheduling.
Cribber is an app facilitating communication and compliance between tradies and site manager through a daily content “bulletin board”.
Peppermint Innovation is providing mobile remittance services to the unbanked – those without a bank account – in the Philippines.
Olly’s Box offers a monthly subscription box for dogs, with each product designed to encourage dog owners to have fun with their pet and get active.
“Shortly after our consumer launch, the reality that everything was going to be infinitely harder than we had anticipated started to sink in.”
Startup Clens allows users to buy affordable new lenses for their glasses online and send their frames in for a swap-over.
Targeting university societies, Qnect allows users to browse through events where the ‘attending’ list only reveals those who have paid for a ticket.
DishMe came when Bagga found himself struggling with his health due to what his doctor described as “a lethal combination of poor diet and long work hours”.
Speaking at Myriad, Allom shed light on how lack of government support and funding opportunities are restricting the emergence of new startups in the space.
The new Collider program will give 10 early stage creative tech startups $20,000 in seed funding in exchange for four percent equity.
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