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WW International Inc specializes in weight management and providing clinical solutions in the United States. it also operates its proprietary digital platform that provides members with access to science-backed behavioral weight loss and weight management programs. The company's primary sources of revenue are subscriptions for digital, workshop, and clinical offerings. The Digital business refers to providing subscriptions to digital product offerings. Workshops + Digital business provides subscriptions for unlimited access to workshops combined with digital subscription product offerings. The Clinical business provides subscriptions to clinical product offerings combined with digital subscription product offerings and unlimited access to workshops.

Tonal is a San Francisco-headquartered fitness company manufacturing wall-mounted smart home gyms. Its flagship Tonal device uses AI-driven digital weights up to 200 pounds of resistance, adapting workouts in real time. Users access personalized strength training programs for muscle building, strength balance, and athletic performance, plus live and on-demand classes led by expert coaches. Founded in 2015, Tonal integrates electromagnetic resistance technology with a touchscreen interface for form feedback and progress tracking across over 200 exercises.

Jane Technologies is a United States software company based in Santa Cruz, California that serves the regulated cannabis retail market. The company provides ecommerce tools that connect dispensaries with consumers browsing products and placing orders online. Its broader software offering includes point-of-sale technology, digital payments, kiosks, media tools and consumer rewards capabilities. Jane introduced its point-of-sale platform in 2023 as an extension of its existing retail software ecosystem. The company’s Jane Gold service enables participating brands to fund consumer rewards through the dispensary network. Its business model supports independent retailers and cannabis brands rather than replacing them with a single centrally owned retail chain. Jane serves businesses across multiple regulated markets and operates the consumer-facing iheartjane.com marketplace alongside its retailer technology products.

Smule is a San Francisco-based developer of music-making social apps connecting users worldwide. The company produces AutoRap, Magic Piano, Guitar!, Sing!, and Ocarina for collaborative performances. Smule enables vocal effects, instrument simulations, and community sharing on iOS and Android. Founded in 2008, it powers millions of daily sessions with features for duets and live jams across global servers.

Wag is a San Francisco-headquartered on-demand dog walking service connecting pet owners with verified walkers via its mobile app. Services include 20- to 60-minute walks with real-time GPS tracking, post-walk report cards detailing distance, photos, and potty status. Launched in 2014, Wag serves major U.S. cities like Los Angeles and New York, with over 300,000 walks completed monthly. The platform requires background checks and Wag University training for its network of 100,000 walkers.

Servify is an India-headquartered platform for after-sales service management of consumer electronics and appliances. Launched in Mumbai, it connects users with authorized service centers via a mobile app that stores warranties, bills, and service histories on the cloud. The company partners with brands like Samsung, LG, and Sony to handle repairs, maintenance, and spare parts logistics across India and international markets including the US and Middle East. Servify serves millions of devices through its ecosystem of 50,000 technicians.

VNG Corp offers variety of products and services, including Online games, Communications and Media, Fintech, Cloud services, Zalo AI, and TrueID.

Quora is a Mountain View-headquartered question-and-answer platform launched in 2009 that connects users worldwide to share expertise on diverse topics spanning science, technology, business, health, and entertainment. Contributors post detailed answers, upvote insightful responses, and follow topics or individuals for tailored content feeds. The site features Spaces for community discussions, live sessions with experts, and a Partner Program compensating writers for high-quality contributions. Quora Digests deliver personalized weekly summaries, while its mobile apps support seamless access across iOS and Android devices.

SMARTSCORE Global is a Seoul-based IT firm pioneering digital solutions for the golf industry. The company connects golfers to over 400 courses worldwide through its app and platform, offering tee-time bookings, score tracking, and community features. As of 2023, subsidiaries operate in Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia, expanding digital golf experiences across Southeast Asia and Greater China.

Datami is an Israeli developer of mobile data platforms that reward users with zero-rated data for engaging with brand campaigns. Its Network API integrates with telcos like Vodafone and AT&T to track usage and deliver personalized offers via SMS and apps. Founded in 2012, Datami enables marketers to target prepaid subscribers in emerging markets including Brazil and India. The platform supports A/B testing and attribution for campaigns driving app downloads and purchases.

Hello Group Inc provides mobile-based social networking services. It enables users to establish and expand social relationships based on location and interests. Its platform includes the Momo mobile application and a variety of related features, functionalities, tools, and services that it provides to users, customers, and platform partners. The company derives its revenue from live video services, value-added services, mobile marketing services, mobile games, and other services. It operates in three segments: Momo's service lines, Tantan's service lines, and QOOL's service lines, out of which Momo's service lines segment derives the majority of revenue.

Truecaller AB is a platform for verifying contacts and blocking unwanted communication. The company enables safe and relevant conversations between people and makes it efficient for businesses to connect with consumers.

Hallow is a Chicago-based mobile application for Catholic prayer, meditation, and spiritual formation. Launched in 2018, the app delivers daily audio-guided sessions, scripture reflections, examen prayers, and bedtime content narrated by priests, musicians, and public figures. Available on iOS and Android with offline access, Hallow supports multiple languages including Spanish and offers challenges like Lent devotionals. The platform fosters communal prayer through shared groups and live events.

Banma Kuaipao, also known as Zebra Express, is a China-based delivery and ride-hailing platform founded in 2015. It operates a last-mile delivery service through a network of local drivers and has expanded into passenger ride-hailing, securing 125 ride-hailing licenses across cities in China, including many second- and third-tier markets. The company has partnered with automaker Zotye Auto, which supplies vehicles and fuel to support its ride-hailing operations.

Dazhongkanche is a platform connecting car buyers with dealerships and providing digital retail transaction systems for automobile sales. The company facilitates channel management and information services for users in China's automotive market.

Chalo is a Bangalore-headquartered mobility platform providing real-time bus tracking, mobile ticketing, and digital passes across 65 Indian cities. Partnerships with operators like BEST and MTC enable live ETAs, contactless Chalo Cards, and Super Saver subscriptions reducing fares by 20 percent. Following the 2023 acquisition of Vogo for electric scooter rentals, Chalo enhances last-mile connectivity for 10 million monthly users.

Jerry is a San Francisco-based mobile app streamlining car ownership services for U.S. drivers including insurance shopping, loan refinancing, maintenance estimates, and safety scoring. It aggregates quotes from 50-plus insurers and partners with repair networks for transparent pricing. The platform tracks vehicle health via connected devices and offers roadside assistance. Founded in 2019, Jerry serves millions through AI-powered comparisons and financing options.