There’s no shortage of great ideas in NYC tech. New companies are being launched every day, and we’re watching them closely. Here are some of the newest startups to hit the tech scene.
Real estate company Domio burst out of stealth mode last month to bring higher quality, safer offerings to the short-term vacation market. The startup uses data analysis and machine learning to find and update rental properties in NYC, San Diego, Boston, Nashville and New Orleans. The company then takes over management duties and enhances overall accomodations, providing renters with a comfortable, safe space while they travel.
Content discovery app Relevnt is here to help readers find cool local media sites. The location-based platform caters to readers’ preferences and presents them with a fresh selection of local content creators they might be into. On the other side, content creators can use the platform to reach new audiences.
StraightUp is a new company that makes it easier for people to invest in luxury real estate as it’s being built. Essentially, it’s a platform that lets investors own part of a high-end building without actually living there. The brand values transparency, and gives investors insight into how projects are coming along. A development isn’t listed on the site unless it passes StraightUp’s evaluation of potential ROI.
The threat of a security breach is constantly looming. Last month, cybersecurity platform CYBRI launched to connect small businesses with security professionals who can provide help with network security setup, product penetration testing and more. Using the platform, businesses describe their cybersecurity needs and CYBRI’s algorithm finds qualified experts who can complete the project.
