Startups

2019 Best Tech Startups in Louisville (Kentucky)

The Tech Tribune staff has compiled the very best tech startups in Louisville, Kentucky. 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. EdjAnalytics

edj analytics

Founded: 2013

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“EdjAnalytics provides “edge” to companies and people in competitive markets. We do this by solving very complex problems in unique and creative ways that allow us to look at each question as if it is a game to be won or lost. Each game is structured so that the outcome is optimized for the users’ unique requirements. This approach has been helpful to clients as diverse as professional football teams, commodity traders and corporate executives. We believe that this method can be used for scores of other applications, and we’re in the process of building our business to meet those needs.

As people who have never been accused of being trendy, we like to emphasize that many of our models were built before anyone heard of Big Data. However, much of our success is built on our ability to accurately and objectively comb through large piles of bits and bytes.”

2. Red e App

red e app

Founded: 2011

Also honored in:

“Red e App is the other side of the enterprise productivity coin. One side of the coin is Box, Salesforce, Office365, Yammer, and Slack that were designed for the needs of a knowledge-based, @company.com email carrying workforce.

Red e App, however, is a mobile workflow communication and file distribution platform architected specifically for the more than 2.1 billion non-desk and hourly workers who do not have access to @company.com email.”

3. Sum180

Sum180

Founded: 2014

“Not all financial wellness programs are created equal.

Everyone deserves a simple plan that gives them the financial advice they need – and can actually use. Sum180 is an online financial wellness service that is accessible and affordable for all.

Traditional programs often fail to engage. A financial wellness solution that makes a REAL difference for your employees needs to be comprehensive, personalized, private and at arm’s length.”

4. MobileServe

mobileserve

Founded: 2015

Also honored in: 2018 Best Tech Startups in Louisville

“MobileServe builds mobile and web apps that make it easy for individuals and organizations to track and share their social impact.

For volunteers, MobileServe provides an intuitive app that uses features individuals are already comfortable using, such as checking in and out of events, sharing across social networks, and inviting friends.

Administrators have access to a dashboard that shows real-time data about volunteers, their service activities, and economic impact. The dashboard offers robust reporting options and downloadable infographics.”

5. RM Innovation

RM Innovation

Founded: 2009

Also honored in: 2018 Best Tech Startups in Louisville

“Everything we do, we do because we believe in challenging the increasing dominance of big box stores and large online retailers. We feel strongly that small and mid-sized stores should be given back their market share and that to succeed they should be armed with not the same, but the best technology to effectively compete.

Founded by a fifth generation Oriental rug dealer, RM Innovation started by gathering collective knowledge – talking to retailers, distributors, and manufacturers in the USA and around the world. We took all that collective knowledge, wisdom, and information and used it to develop revolutionary software specifically designed for the high-ticket, unique item industry to make the best of the best accessible to everyone in the business.”

6. findCRA

findCRA

Founded: 2013

“findCRA is a groundbreaking, unique way for banks to find CRA relationships in their communities. Our Community Qualifier search tool is built around a proprietary process that aggregates data from over 20 trusted government and industry sources including the IRS, FFIEC, CDFI Fund, HUD, Census Bureau, and more. We review nearly 1,400 datapoints to analyze every IRS-registered nonprofit for their alignment with the CRA. Through our process, we are able to identify the less than 10% of nonprofits that meet CRA requirements. We provide powerful search and review tools for banks to find these CRA-qualified nonprofits and reach out to them through our website.”

7. Switcher Studio

Switcher Studio

Founded: 2014

“Making video is expensive, complicated, and time consuming. We at Switcher Studio provide the tools and features for creators to make video creation easier and more accessible than ever before!”