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AdGrok
- Batch: ycs10
- Location: San Francisco
- CrunchBase: adgrok
- Hacker News: mceachen
- Status: acquired by twitter for $8m
- Market: advertising/seo technology
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AdGrok allows business owners to automate the process of choosing and bidding on keywords on Google AdWords. |
Filepicker.io
- Batch: ycs12
- Location:
- CrunchBase: n/a
- Hacker News: n/a
- Status: live
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Filepicker.io builds tools that make it easier for developers to integrate access to cloud services within their applications, including mobile apps on iOS and Android. With the new Filepicker.io Mobile Library, developers can quickly add integrations which let their apps connect to popular services like Dropbox, Google Drive, Box, Facebook, Flickr, Evernote, and more. |
Intrafold
- Batch: ycs13
- Location:
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- Hacker News: n/a
- Status: live
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Intrafold is an employee directory that integrates with Google Apps and works on a variety of platforms. |
Meta SpaceGlasses
- Batch: ycs13
- Location: Los Altos Hills, CA
- CrunchBase: meta-spaceglasses
- Hacker News: n/a
- Status: live
- Market: devices, hardware, components (manufactured goods)
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Meta is a pair of augmented reality glasses that also detects motion in front of it. Meta is essentially Google Glass meets Microsoft Kinect. |
MixRank
- Batch: ycs11
- Location:
- CrunchBase: mixrank
- Hacker News: n/a
- Status: live
- Market: advertising/seo technology
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MixRank is a spy tool for contextual and display ads. During MixRank's free beta, you can access data on Google AdSense ads running on over 93,000 different sites. With MixRank you can see exactly where your competitors are buying traffic and which ad copy is performing best for them. You can use MixRank to watch your competitors spend money testing different ads and traffic sources, see which ones worked best, and use that data to build your own campaign. |
Noteleaf
- Batch: ycw11
- Location: Palo Alto
- CrunchBase: noteleaf
- Hacker News: iamwil
- Status: live
- Market: web-based business productivity and collaboration
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Noteleaf helps you be prepared for any meeting. By integrating with your Google Calendar and recognizing the names of the people you're going to be meeting with, Noteleaf is able to push information about who you're going to meet, right before you meet them. |
People and Pages
- Batch: ycs08
- Location:
- CrunchBase: people-and-pages
- Hacker News: n/a
- Status: dead
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People and Pages is a service similar to Google Groups, allowing group organizers to manage email lists and publish to the web in one place. Although the screenshots show that it's part WYSIWYG website creation tool as well, making it competitive with Google Sites, Weebly, and others. |
SeeingInteractive
- Batch: ycw10
- Location: College Station, TX
- CrunchBase: seeing-interactive
- Hacker News: n/a
- Status: live; renamed to OwnLocal
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SeeingInteractive provides Web-based software for newspapers that make money.
SeeingInteractive makes software that works with companies such as Google, Facebook, and Twitter so that newspapers can remain at center of local. |
Segment.io
- Batch: ycs11
- Location:
- CrunchBase: segment-io
- Hacker News: n/a
- Status: live
- Market: tools, data visualization, and big data
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Segment.io is an API that lets developers integrate once, and then send their data to any service. Segment.io currently supports 20 different providers, including Google, KISSmetrics, Mixpanel, Chartbeat, HubSpot, and Salesforce. |
Snaptalent
- Batch: ycw08
- Location: London, GBR
- CrunchBase: snaptalent
- Hacker News: n/a
- Status: live
- Market: employment resources
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Snaptalent powers a distributed job advertisement network primarily meant for developer listings.
Job ads submitted to Snaptalent are displayed on the service's participating websites. A unique feature about the network is that it will detect the IP addresses of website visitors and attempt to identify whether they work for a particular company or attend a particular university. It will then serve up targeted ads that have been designated for, say, employees of Google or students of Carnegie Mellon. |
Startuply
- Batch: ycs08
- Location: n/a
- CrunchBase: startuply
- Hacker News: n/a
- Status: live
- Market: employment resources
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Startuply is a job site focused on jobs at startups. The company argues that the average college graduating engineer goes to Google, Microsoft or another large tech company is that they don't know about smaller startups, where they may have more responsibility and be happier. Startuply aims to solve this problem.
The company allows free job listings from startups, and gives them the opportunity to create extensive profiles that describe what they do. They also provide startups a widget that they can use to list their jobs on their own websites.
The company was previously called Jowba, which launched in late February of 2008. |
Swapbox
- Batch: ycw13
- Location: San Francisco, CA; Palo Alto, CA
- CrunchBase: swapbox
- Hacker News: n/a
- Status: live
- Market: logistics, shipping, and warehousing
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Swapbox is a startup based in San Francisco, founded by a team with work experience from Google, Microsoft, and Zynga. With Swapbox you no longer have to worry about missing deliveries. Use your Swapbox shipping address and your packages will be waiting for you at our nearest location. Swapbox is currently available on Stanford Campus in Palo Alto and in San Francisco.
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Weebly
- Batch: ycw07
- Location: San Francisco
- CrunchBase: weebly
- Hacker News: drusenko
- Status: live
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Weebly is an AJAX website creator that allows you to create pages with template skins and content widgets. Users can easily drag-and-drop content widgets like pictures, text, video and Google Maps in WYSIWYG-fashion. |
Zenter
- Batch: ycw07
- Location: n/a
- CrunchBase: zenter
- Hacker News: n/a
- Status: acquired by google
- Market: web-based business productivity and collaboration
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Zenter is an web based presentation app that promises to really take advantage of being online. Users will have the regular functionality of PowerPoint, but with the ability to directly add content from the web (Google Images). Each public slide show will also be put into a public library, for other users to remix or just drop into their show. |