
Local Radar: Tracking Shipments, SMB Loans, and DIY AI Agents
In this edition of Localogy’s Local Radar, we examine newly funded companies Tive, Rounded & Karmen
In this edition of Localogy’s Local Radar, we examine newly funded companies Tive, Rounded & Karmen
In this edition of Localogy’s Local Radar, we examine newly funded companies Pickpad, Hyperline, and Hippocratic AI
In this edition of Localogy’s Local Radar series, we examine newly funded companies Hauler Hero, Aiwyn & OnPay
In this edition of Localogy’s Local Radar series, we examine newly funded companies Safara, Carecode & Culina Health
In this edition of Localogy’s Local Radar series, we examine newly funded companies Mynt, Zimi & Lawhive.
In this edition of Localogy’s Local Radar series, we examine newly funded companies Numa, Dinii, and AirDoctor.
In this edition of Localogy’s Local Radar, we examine newly funded companies KiwiBot, Agentio & Ampeco.
In this edition of Localogy’s Local Radar, we examine Atlas.co, Partiful & Wonder
In this edition of Localogy’s Local Radar, we examine newly funded companies Bounce, Cogna & Writer
In this edition of Localogy’s Local Radar, we examine newly funded companies Ferovinum, Agency & Gladia
In this edition of Localogy’s Local Radar, we examine newly funded companies Pharos, Interface.ai and Glovo.
In this edition of Localogy’s Local Radar, we examine newly funded companies Permanent, Finally, and 11x.ai
In this edition of Localogy’s Local Radar series, we examine newly funded companies Numa, Dinii, and AirDoctor.
In this edition of Localogy’s Local Radar series, we examine newly funded companies Airship, Moxie, and Mangomint.
New investing platform FranShares wants to lower barriers to franchisee ownership by bringing the crowdfunding model to the franchise world.
Openmart wants to tackle the most vexing and longstanding challenge of the multi-billion dollar SMB Saas sector: sales. We examine drivers & dynamics
With $6 million in seed funding, Enso aims to assist various SMB daily operations and marketing tasks through pre-programed and purpose-built AI agents.
A two-decade-old ambition in local search has been to find out exactly what’s on the shelf at nearby stores. Seattle-based Augmodo may have a novel solution to this longstanding challenge.