This Friday, find out why Jason Calacanis invested in these 7 startups

Mar 8

Friends,

This Friday 3/10 at 1pm PT, we will host a demo day of the seven startups in our accelerator cohort 27, all of which have launched products and revenue.

Here they are in alphabetical order:

Argyle is an augmented reality app that lets construction teams view 3D blueprints to avoid errors, from measurement issues to structural problems. It currently runs on Magic Leap 2 and HoloLens 2. The iPhone app is in beta. (Founder, Maret Thatcher)
Ecodrive allows e-commerce stores to integrate verified tree planting into customer checkout. On the platform, brands can measure the impact of the plantings and also share messaging about their sustainability initiatives with consumers. (Founder, Blake Ruschman)
Frenter is an inventory management system for companies that rent construction equipment, such as bulldozers, excavators, or mining equipment. The software manages equipment availability, maintenance, and return on investment. (Founder, Zachery Laberge)
Origin is a booking, scheduling, and payment platform for tour operators and travel experience providers. The no-code integration tool enables automatic invoicing, staffing, and operations. (Founder, Alex Fletcher)
Participant is SaaS software that helps corporations and universities design, manage, and measure social impact initiatives. The modules focus on rewards and competition among employees to drive action. (Founder, Jess Riegel)
Vennly lets businesses share and measure audio content, such as podcasts, keynotes, town halls, or earnings calls. A customizable audio player comes with an analytics dashboard and tools for sharing audio on the company’s email and social channels. (Founder, Brian Landau)
Walling is a visual-first productivity suite for small businesses. Teams create a workspace (a “wall”) to organize work, collaborate on projects, and share information. Walls can be shared among team members or publicly. (Founder, Ahmed Elmasry)