13 start-up projects from TechStars Demo Day (i)

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TechStars, America's leading business incubator, opened in New York this year for its third demo day. As in the past, 13 projects will be displayed in a room packed with investors, industry analysts and media outlets. What are the newest projects today? And which projects will be the killer? Let the little weave take you to understand.

1. Online Bookkeeping Service Sheet

In the so-called "reinventing the way of accounting" of the Sheet, SME users can be invoices, bank statements, etc., as feedback, users will get a complete financial report. Sheet operation is very simple, users only need to provide the security bank excuses online registration, and then the personal invoice by snapshot or FedEx delivery to 10Sheet, the rest of the things are sheet operation completed. In order to provide more personalized service to users, sheet will assign a bookkeeper in New York to the user after registration, they can help the user to keep accounts, but also timely answer the user's various questions. In Sheet, confidentiality is the highest standard, all data are encrypted and stored, and the user's bank seal is not privately retained. Sheet's monthly fee is 69 dollars, which is very attractive to small and medium-sized enterprises and start-ups.

Website: https://www.10sheet.com/

Contact: info@10sheet.com

2. Real-time question and answer platform Poptip

Poptip claims to be "the most intelligent, state-of-the-art online question and answer platform", and its existing social networking platform is interoperable, allowing people to ask questions to any person or team through their platform and get the most timely response-even a real-time effect. For businesses, they can quickly and easily launch polls in Poptip, get instant feedback and analyze results, thereby promoting the effectiveness of social media marketing. Poptip currently supports users to register via Twitter account, and will be in later with Facebook account Exchange, its home page Super large characters give people a strong visual impact. Poptip's founder, Kelsey Falter, who was only 22 years old, won a 640,000-dollar seed fund at the start of the project.

Website: http://poptip.com/

3. Online Typesetting service provider marquee

Marquee, who claims to be a "Web content innovator", it enables users to drag content from a computer or cloud onto their online tools, and then adjust the size of pictures and text boxes, adjust text, add hyperlinks, make forms, and so on to help authors easily and quickly finish typesetting. In addition, it has not been able to compose a slightly weaker user with a wide variety of templates. At the same time, marquee also incorporates social networking factors that allow users to register with social networking accounts such as Facebook and Twitter, and can send pages of your typesetting directly to Twitter or Facebook. Marquee currently supports the content of the drag Dropbox and will support SoundCloud, Vimeo and Instagram in the next few weeks. Marquee's way of making money is also easy to see, as it is about to launch tools for downloading, subscribing and paying.

Website: http://getmarquee.com/

4. Bondsy Social Network

Bondsy, from Brooklyn, New York, claims to be the easiest way to get things to their own, a social network designed to help friends exchange various items. Users just need to shoot down their unused items and show them to friends with the help of Bondsy apps to get them out as quickly as possible. Bondsy's uniqueness, however, is that it does not enforce money trading, but encourages users to reciprocate with the goodwill of their friends, such as a tasty barbecue feast and a crisp beer. According to Bondsy founder Diego Zambrano, users from Twitter, Tumblr and Instagram have traded a lot of items through their broken platforms. In addition, Bondsy also obtained the financing after this demonstration, the investor includes Thrive Capital, Betaworks, Chris Dixon and so on, the specific investment quota did not disclose.

Website: http://www.bondsy.com/

Contact: contact@bondsy.com

5. Online Relocation Consulting Service Moveline

Moveline, created by Frederick Cook and Kelly Eidson, helped people who moved to faraway places gather information and answer questions. For users, just want to submit their own room video to the Moveline, or to moveline about the home assessment services, the next annoying process by moveline agent. Later, Moveline will help users to produce detailed catalogs, such as the packaging of valuables, transportation, such as the choice of what type of trucks, such as the cost of moving workers, but whether the decision to accept the user. At present, Moveline for New York customers to provide remote relocation or the same city moving advisory services. To better serve smartphone users, it has also developed an app based on the iOS platform.

Website: http://www.moveline.com/about

6. Online Course Search Service classtivity

Classtivity will New York more than 8,000 leisure, fitness courses in accordance with the type, price, location, etc. compiled, so that users can easily and quickly search for the courses you want to buy. Users can use Classtivity to record and track course learning, to grade the course, and to share information about the course with other users. Most importantly, however, Classtivity is able to get users to book courses online because this is Classtivity's revenue pillar-it gets a percentage of each order. Currently, the service is available in New York and will be extended later to Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Website: http://www.classtivity.com/

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