2021 Best Tech Startups in Tulsa
The Tech Tribune staff has compiled the very best tech startups in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In doing our research, we considered several factors including but not limited to:
- Revenue potential
- Leadership team
- Brand/product traction
- 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. The Zero Card
Founded: 2016
“Today’s health plan members demand and deserve a health plan that is easy to understand, easy to use and delivers the best combination of cost, quality, and convenience.
Members expect a platform that’s custom-tailored to their unique needs. A world of ZERO cost and 10X the delight.
Members Win.
With the help of their own Personal Health Assistant, members are supported and informed when making healthcare decisions. They can now choose to access high-quality providers for $0 and get the care they deserve without breaking the bank.”
2. Boddle
Founded: 2018
“Our mission is to engage grades K – 6 students in learning through our interactive game platform, and help equip teachers and parents to be better facilitators by identifying learning gaps early on and giving them effective tools to address these gaps.”
3. Ten-Nine Technologies
Founded: 2014
“Ten-Nine Technologies (10-9) develops breakthrough materials for the energy and chemical industries across a broad range of applications including catalysis, energy generation, and energy storage. Ten-Nine’s core values are curiosity, honesty, and generosity, expressed daily in our actions with our co-workers, our clients, and our community. We are located in vibrant downtown Tulsa within walking distance of many restaurants and events.”
4. Genio Technologies, Inc.
Founded: 2019
“Genio Technologies™, Inc. is a team of bold inventors, physicians, scientists, and business experts from around the world focused on shifting the paradigms of diagnostic innovation.”
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