Startups / Apps

More startups are gaining ground and even plotting expansion during their early years of inception.

ABS-CBN, which has been strengthening its digital initiatives lately as preparation for the possible non-renewal of its congressional franchise, has launched a separate mobile app for its news content.

The contest sought to gather the best local talents to launch a startup over the course of 54 hours.

Before it was deleted, the tweet read, “Angkas is like sex. It’s scary the first time pero masarap na ulit-ulitin"

The “Transeek” is a homegrown app developed by technology students and instructors from the Caraga State University in Butuan City with assistance from the DOST’s Philippine Council for Industry, Energy and Emerging Technology Research and Development (PCIEERD).

Filipino startup company Exora recently launched a platform to help establishments in their energy procurement needs that can result in much lower energy costs.

The new law aims to help startups and startup enablers by providing incentives like travel grants, access to a Startup Venture Fund, and assistance in getting visas and business permits.

Edusuite said it has met its angel investment target of P12 million after just six months of fundraising, bringing its valuation to P68 million.

There are apps available now for writers and one of them was designed by one of their own.

On-demand/by-appointment self-improvement solution SIF has made home-service accessible to anyone with a few swipes in their mobile phones.