Assistive Tech Startups
6 companies tagged Assistive Tech, with their investors and founders.
Point is a tool that stores frequently sent content—such as email templates, links, images, and emojis—so users can quickly find and reuse it instead of retyping. It is offered as a browser-based productivity tool accessible across the web.
2 investors
AnnieCannons runs a trauma-informed coding and workforce development program that trains human trafficking survivors to become software developers and AI engineers, then places them in paid apprenticeships with partner companies. It serves survivors who have faced barriers such as poverty, housing insecurity, and interrupted education.
1 investor
GoGoGrandparent is a concierge service that lets older adults arrange rides, meal and grocery delivery, medication, and home maintenance through a regular phone call without needing special technology. It targets seniors living independently at home, coordinating vetted service providers and monitoring requests for reliability.
1 investor
HappiLabs offers a Virtual Lab Manager service, pairing PhD-level former scientists with software tools to handle lab purchasing, negotiating, inventory, bookkeeping, and safety/regulatory tasks. It serves principal investigators, startups, small biotechs, and larger pharma/biotech purchasing teams.
1 investor
A desktop application that provides in-game coaching and post-game analysis to PC gamers through an overlay and voice assistant, using computer vision to deliver real-time feedback and recommendations.
1 investor
Sunu makes an augmented reality neck-worn device that uses radar, audio, and haptics to help visually impaired people navigate obstacles and orient themselves via GPS voice features. The company builds assistive mobility and daily-living hardware for blind and low-vision users.
1 investor





