The Gift Collective helps people essentially set up a crowdfunding page asking friends and family to contribute money to help them buy their dream gift.
The international social startup competition the Hult Prize is already underway at the University of Sydney to find young entrepreneurs with a passion to solve a single global problem. This years focus is around the world refugee crisis and students from over 150 countries will participate for the chance to win US$1 million in prizes.
Whether it’s Christmas or birthdays or the odd gift in between, buying presents can be hard. To help simplify the process again is The Gift Concierge Co.
The gap that stands between millennials and the property market is where new Melbourne startup CoHome has decided to fill. Still in concept stage, CoHome is looking to help millennials co-own a home with their friends, enabling everyone to pitch in and invest.
Workfast is an online temp agency, looking to apply the on-demand model to work, connecting employers to qualified temps at short notice.
Queanbeyan startup myBUZZ is an admin portal where businesses can automatically or manually communicate directly to customers, replacing the age old buzzer and pager. A business can send confirmation messages to customers on their order and the expected wait time.
Instagram has over the last few years gone from a simple app where people posted selfies and pictures of their breakfast to one of the most important digital marketing platforms in the world. As many an Australian café can attest, if you get enough people Instagramming your donut-milkshake concoction or red velvet pancakes, your business… Read more »
Melbourne startup Sports Performance Tracking is looking to bring elite-level technology and analytics to the amateur market.
Melbourne startup Openpay has dipped into other verticals and expanded the payment solution into the automotive, homeware and healthcare sectors.
Though every car commercial on television promises relaxing drives through stunning scenery with the new car it’s selling, a survey of 1,000 American adults commissioned by peer to peer marketplace Beepi last year found that almost nine in 10 people believe there should be an easier or better way to shop for or sell a… Read more »
Fixit helps users communicate problems to authorities – whether it’s citizens reporting issues to their local council, or staff reporting a malfunctioning printer to IT – to get them fixed.
Perhaps most easily described as a kind of Canva for video, Brisbane’s Folktale is an app that “puts the power of a film director in your pocket”.
MadeComfy looks to simplify the listing and management process for people seeking to rent out their homes through platforms such as Airbnb.
My Four Weeks has an employer automatically allocate a portion of an employee’s wages to the service, so that when their annual leave comes around the money is there tucked away to help pay for it, no need to get out the credit card.
To help designers start up businesses and get work done better, the startup has created two platforms, Foxley Business and Foxley Site Builder
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