Startups

2019 Best Tech Startups in Baton Rouge

The Tech Tribune staff has compiled the very best tech startups in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. In doing our research, we considered several factors including but not limited to:

  1. Revenue potential
  2. Leadership team
  3. Brand/product traction
  4. Competitive landscape

Additionally, all companies must be independent (unacquired), privately owned, at most 10 years old, and have received at least one round of funding in order to qualify.

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1. MasteryPrep

MasteryPrep

Founded: 2013

“At MasteryPrep, we believe every student can score college ready on the ACT.

And we do mean every student.

Craig Gehring, founder and president of MasteryPrep, earned perfect scores on the ACT and SAT and has been helping students master the ACT ever since.

He founded MasteryPrep in 2013 in the hopes of closing the achievement gap that prevents poor and impoverished students from getting the help they need to improve their ACT scores, get into the college of their choice, and secure a bright future for themselves.”

2. Omnidek

Omnidek

Founded: 2010

“A cloud-based business network built for the future. Recreate all your business workflows and processes in the Omnidek™ platform, gaining real-time insights and business communication. Our platform is designed to capture all of your data through form submissions using the Omnidek web and mobile app. The form data is transformed into real-time visual reports, tables, dashboards, and preparing it for next gen technology.”

3. CellControl

cellcontrol

Founded: 2009

Also honored in: 2018 Best Tech Startups in Baton Rouge

“At Cellcontrol, we believe that companies must eliminate the enormous expense and liability related to distracted driving.

Since 2009, Cellcontrol has been trusted by companies across the globe who use our technology solution to eliminate distracted driving. Our solution is used by Fortune 500 companies worldwide to help companies reduce the expense and liability related to distracted driving.

Our patented platform is helping companies combat the largest cause of workplace fatalities–motor vehicle crashes. These preventable deaths are at a 50-year high, driven up by the increased mobile phone use while the vehicle is in motion.”

4. LocalMed

localmed

Founded: 2012

Also honored in: 2018 Best Tech Startups in Baton Rouge

“LocalMed was founded in 2012 with a simple vision: make scheduling online appointments easy for both patients and providers, beginning with the dental industry.

When our team first started exploring the concept, we were repeatedly told by industry experts that what we were attempting was impossible. Fast-forward several years later and over 3,000 providers in 48 states trust LocalMed to grow their practice.

LocalMed Connect is the only true real-time dental scheduling platform, allowing patients to find and schedule real-time appointments online, 24/7.”

5. Grabit

Grabit

Founded: 2017

“Grabit is an on-demand delivery service that operates a network of couriers whose main focus is to bring customers and local stores/restaurants closer together.

By treating local brick and mortar stores as both distribution and fulfillment centers, Grabit enables you to get anything delivered, and any personal request fulfilled for a small fee. From picking up and delivering documents to getting anything from any store or restaurant in your city.

The list is endless. If you want it, we will Grabit.”

6. SellSwipe

sellswipe

Founded: 2015

“SellSwipe began with the idea of making local shopping easier for the consumer. In 2015, our CEO, David, was sitting at his desk in New York, searching for a place to purchase roses for a date. He looked on his phone for a flower shop near him, but couldn’t find one close enough to make it in time for his date. After leaving the office, to his surprise, he noticed a flower shop right across the street. He ended up getting the roses for free after he told the owner how they didn’t show up on his phone. As a millennial who relies on his phone for everything, the experience left him with more questions than answers.”