Behind a coaching session, a care-home meal, or a cab booking sits a pile of unglamorous software decisions. Mallow Technologies makes a business out of getting those decisions right.
A growing business can own plenty of software and still spend its days joining the dots. CodingCops builds the connections, and supplies the engineers to keep them working.
Buying software is easy to describe. Keeping it useful is harder. BestPeers sells the engineers, integrations and ongoing attention that sit between those two moments.
The Ohio consultancy built a business by rescuing developers from bad incentives. Now its employee-owners are betting that the useful edge in AI-era software is judgment, not faster typing.
Drawfolio has spent more than a decade selling illustrators a website they can build in five minutes and then forget about. No venture capital, no coding, no growth theater - just a small Valencia team and one very specific customer.
Discourse is the customizable, scalable community platform powering more than 22,000 communities that create knowledge through conversation.
Goodreads is the world's largest social platform for readers, letting people track what they read, rate and review books, get personalized recommendations, and connect with a community of more than 150 million members. Founded in 2006 by Otis Chandler and Elizabeth Khuri Chandler and acquired by Amazon in 2013, it pairs a vast book database with tools for shelving, discovery, reading challenges, and the annual reader-voted Goodreads Choice Awards.
Shift Health is a San Francisco-based healthtech startup building a Human+AI behavioral care platform that keeps people supported between clinical visits. Its AI coach delivers 24/7, in-the-moment guidance across mental, physical, and behavioral health, while care teams set the protocols, tone, and clinical guardrails. Available as a consumer app ('Shift - AI Mental Health') and as an enterprise platform aimed at health systems, employers, and high-demand professions like first responders and veterans, the company frames good outcomes as coming from 'what happens between visits.'
Revela is a Detroit-based proptech company building an all-in-one property management platform that fuses double-entry, GAAP-grade accounting with leasing, maintenance, payments, reporting, and embedded banking. Founded in 2014 by Grant Drzyzga and bootstrapped for nearly a decade before raising a $9M Series A in 2023, Revela aims to bring liquidity and modern software to a historically low-margin, fragmented industry, serving managers of single-family, multifamily, affordable, commercial, and student housing across hundreds of thousands of units.