Startups / Apps

PH fintech startup Plentina is celebrating its second anniversary this October and reported that the number of users of its app has reached 286,000 users.

Google has opened the first "Google for Startups Accelerator: Circular Economy" which aims to support startups and nonprofits in Asia-Pacific and North America.

Twelve finalists presented their innovative ideas in the field of aviation in a hybrid pitch competition event at Villamor Air Base.

The Pilipinas Shell’s LiveWIRE Virtual Homeroom series featured entrepreneurs who managed to grow their businesses through smart networking.

Pinoy founders, developers, and gamers will gather to see what the future might hold for Filipino talents in the evolving online landscape.

In the Philippines, StoreHub is fast becoming the partner of choice for many restaurants, cafes, and retail stores to automate their operations. It is one of the few point-of-sale system providers accredited by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR).

Targeting SMEs, Investree Philippines has just expanded beyond Luzon into Central and Western Visayas, as well as into Davao in Mindanao.

Finance app BillEase just got a $20M debt facility from Singapore-based fintech firm Helicap Securities, for a total $55 million in debt and equity.

The team behind Metro Pacific Investments Corporation’s telehealthcare app mWell gathered hundreds of doctors and medical practitioners for a landmark online medical mission last August 27 to 28 in celebration of National mWellness Day.

Southeast Asian fintech company Brankas and venture funder Kaya Founders have just launched their first Open Finance accelerator program for Philippine startups.