Sunday, 28 December 2014

29 startups in Asia that caught our eye

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Here’s our newest round-up of the featured startups on our site this week. If you have startup tips or story suggestions, feel free to email us or tell us about your startup on this form. Any juicy tech news tips go here. Enjoy this week’s list!


1. Votinc | Indonesia


Currently in beta, Votinc is an Indonesian site that provides “crowdvoting” to help guide newbie startups through the tough decisions of their entrepreneurial journeys. The service plans to come out of beta in the coming February.


2. Shoppr | Malaysia


Shoppr is an online store aggregator app from Malaysia that draws heavily from dating app Tinder’s swipe-to-discover methodology. Users are also able to search and buy whatever they want directly via the app, which means no more time wasted being re-directed to the respective brands’ stores to checkout.


3. Stethee | Singapore


Stethee is a health service that lets the user see, hear, and feel a patient’s heartbeat. The actual heartbeat – or any other body sounds – can be streamed via bluetooth in high quality audio if Stethee is paired with the user’s phone or bluetooth headset.

All the data is captured in the companion app, which can then be shared with loved ones, or analyzed in-app to help you better understand the state of your health.


4. Flux | Taiwan


Flux is a 3D printer that functions much like other 3D printers. As it works its magic, a nozzle will spurt out filament that gradually takes the form of a recognizable shape.


5. Cloudwise | China


Cloudwise – which offers cloud application performance management (APM) and SaaS IT monitoring services for enterprises – currently has over 300,000 corporate users, up from 100,000 in 2012. Its enterprise customers in China include big names in tech such as Xiaomi, Sina, Huawei, and all three telcos. It is revealed that the startup has secured funding from Sequoia Capital.


6. Ridibooks | South Korea


Ridibooks claims to be the leading ebook store in South Korea, exceeding 32 million ebook downloads so far. The startup has announced a series B funding round from four venture capital firms.


7. Yetang | China


Yetang is a Chinese ecommerce marketplace for indie designer apparel and accessories which just raised a series A round from DCM Ventures.


Startup lists


8 – 17. 10 of our favorite crowdfunding projects to come out of China this year


18 – 19. Can a hardware startup find success if it focuses only on providing a service?


20 – 29. Indonesia’s top 10 bootstrapping startups of 2014


Related startup stories


We’re now gearing up for our 9th edition, Startup Asia Singapore, to be held in May 2015. For the first time ever at Startup Asia Singapore 2015, having your startup exhibit with a booth will be completely free, but it will only be for one day!


The requirements for this is that you must purchase a Startup Pass to the conference, and you must apply for your booth. We will inform you whether you’ve been chosen. If you have, you will get one day to exhibit with a booth, completely free.


In addition, there will be a exclusive 2-for-1 Early Bird Deal for a limited time only, so you get to enjoy 50% savings on your conference passes. So what are you waiting for? Get your 2-for-1 pass now, and apply for your free booth!


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