5 L.A. Tech startups to watch in 2022
People in Southern California, specifically in Los Angeles, are well disposed to creative and innovative ideas, so it’s a great market for imaginative business people. This city is all about fashion, thriving food scenes, a multitude of tech businesses and a successful economy with an abundant customer base, making L.A. the perfect location for a start up.
These 5 companies that we are about to mention have an outstanding chance of finding themselves in the right place at the right time with the correct technology at this moment in time.
As 2022 advances, there’s a lot more attention on startups than there ever has been before due to their clear view of a pressing market need and a clear vision of addressing it.
At Latamforce we’ve compiled a list of 5 promising companies in a variety of industries that you will be interested in:
01.
Founders Sina Mobasser and Eric Netsch.
Tapcart has built a platform that turns the app-building process into one that resembles building a MailChimp newsletter. Tapcart’s browser-based platform leverages a drag-and-drop interface that enables anyone to quickly build their own mobile app. There’s a good reason many online stores don’t have apps: They’re extremely hard to build. Tapcart has raised $5.2 million since launching in 2017, and in that time the company says its platform has been used to create apps for over 7,000 Shopify stores.
02.
Founder: Ali Kashani
Serve Robotics four-wheeled courier bots use autonomous AI to navigate sidewalks, crosswalks, and small curbs to deliver products right to consumers houses. They can deliver small to mid-size goods, such as, food orders up to a 2-ton car. The company recently closed a $13 million funding.
03.
Founders: Karan Talati and Neal Sarraf.
This company provides software solutions for the manufacturing sector that assists with making the process faster and implementing better tracking of the manufacturing process to improve quality. This startup has agreed deals with nine investors, leading the company towards a total of a $5.3 million.
04.
Founders: Alexander Israel, Courtney Fukuda, Peter Fisher and Travis Kell.
Metropolis is a software startup that uses advanced AI technology to improve the process of parking in urban areas and the mobility for the masses. As more people are driving, the need for effective parking is only increasing.
Metropolis has a total of 12 investors putting their money into the business. This has resulted in the startup managing to attract a total of $61 Million in startup funding.
05.
BLUE FEVER
Founders: Greta McAnany, Lauren Tracy and Rick Tracy.
Blue Fever helps improve the mental wellbeing of people around the world. This company has built an app that allows users to create a digital diary and seek emotional support from other members of the app community. This creates a safe platform where people can be heard. It has attracted a good amount of startup funding to develop and improve the business. From a total of nine investors, it has managed to attract a total of $4.2 Million in startup funding.
We believe these 5 startups have positioned themselves for rapid growth and scaling in the year to come. These are the startups to keep your eyes pealed on.
