Startups / Apps

"Connected Women" matches Filipina virtual assistants to entrepreneurs using a unique algorithm, focusing on complementary skills, values, and cultural fit.

In the Asia-Pacific region – the largest ride-hailing market in the world, having completed over 70% of global ride-hailing trips – vendors Grab and Go-Jek are expanding into so-called ‘super apps’ which serve as a go-to-marketplace for numerous on-demand services.

C Estates captures the value chain of real estate in its entirety.

It's a platform for Malaysian startups to penetrate the Philippine market.

An app made by Filipino developers was nominated by NASA scientists and experts to become a finalist last year at the global level. The app seeks to communicate scientific data to fishermen even without Internet connection

A team composed of graduates from the country’s top universities won the “Break the Fake” hackathon held on August 17 at American Corner in...

Through the Driverpreneur program, individuals can rent a van and pay a daily amount. After five years, they will become the owners of the vehicle.

The building's fourth and fifth floors house the headquarters of FutureNow Ventures and nine of its portfolio startups.

The “Break the Fake Hackathon” is three-city event that challenges programmers and developers to create systems that will help institutions battle disinformation.

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