Profiles
Sydney HR startup Enboarder helps organisations create a more engaging onboarding process
Enboarder is an “experience-driven” onboarding platform guiding both new hires and their managers through the onboarding process.
Brains Trust
Tips for expanding your Australian startup into the UK
The UK is a natural contender for an Australian business looking to go global, but there are a couple of key things to think about before making the move.
News & Analysis
Gamified pitching event Startup Games wraps up with fintech Nod securing victory
The Startup Games wrapped up its first Australian event yesterday at The Mint in Sydney, with local fintech startup Nod securing victory.
News & Analysis
University social enterprise teams to pitch at regional finals of Hult Prize around the world
Students from the USyd, UNSW, and Griffith University are preparing to pitch on the world stage after taking part in the Hult Prize campus competitions.
Profiles
Brisbane app Boppl allows customers to pre-order food and drinks straight from their phone
To remove waiting times at restaurants and improve the overall customer experience is London-based and Brisbane-founded app Boppl. The app is a mobile ordering and payment platform that allows customers to order food and drinks from venues via their phone.
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Europe-founded, New Zealand-trialled app Ada offers a virtual assessment of health symptoms in real time
To decrease the cost of hospital expenditure and relieve the time spent between patient and doctor is new healthtech app, Ada. The app is a diagnosis smartphone service that was built in Berlin and London with the input of more than 100 medical doctors and years of clinical research.
News & Analysis
Seatfrog raises $1.2 million to launch app allowing airline passengers to bid on seating upgrades
Sydney startup Seatfrog, which looks to bring the joy of the airline upgrade to everyone rather than the select lucky few, has raised $1.2 million in a seed funding round led by London-based VC firm Howzat Partners.
Profiles
Readbug is an online platform helping indie magazines expand their digital and physical reach
Companies like Spotify and Netflix have paved the way for digital subscription, making it quick, cheap and easy to access millions of songs and movies all in one place. Now, London startup Readbug wants to bring that approach to indie magazines, providing readers with access to dozens of hard to find titles. While the startup wants to replicate the services provided by the likes of Netflix and Spotify, it also wants to offer support outside of the digital world and help readers to engage in print publishing.
Profiles
Death to QR codes! Quikkly raises $1m investment
Marketing startup Quikkly has raised $1m from Initial Capital and a group of angel investors.
