BEENEXT — 2016 Investments
5 investments dated 2016 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Apptimize provided a mobile A/B testing and feature-flag platform that let product teams experiment, roll out features, and optimize app experiences across mobile, web, and OTT.
AI & Machine LearningDeveloper ToolsEnterprise SoftwareMarketing TechSaaSSan Francisco, US
Nancy Hua(CEO)inJeremy Orlow(CTO)Lucas Baker(Data Scientist)inJeff DiTullioChris JoeMike Fenton
Co-investorsGV (Google Ventures)Merus CapitalStartXWestern Technology InvestmentXG VenturesY Combinator+8 more
DailyRounds builds learning and clinical-support tools for doctors and medical students, including exam-preparation platforms, question-paper generation, drug information, and professional benefits.
Digital HealthEdTechHealthtechIndia, IN
Deepu Sebin(Executive Officer, Director)inPriyaank Choubey(Co-Founder & CTO)inVineet Bagri(CEO)inNimmi Cherian(Director)
BoardRajesh Sawhney(Director)
Co-investorsGSF AcceleratorKae CapitalPowerhouse VenturesAccelKaedan Capital
The site publishes affiliate-style guides and reviews of offshore online sports betting platforms aimed at players in Malaysia, covering bonuses, payment methods, betting markets, and the legal context.
ConsumerMedia & Entertainment
Jeffri Cheong(Founder)inFui Choong(Founder)inChoong Ping Yee(Founder)Jeffrey Cheong(Founder)
Co-investors500 GlobalEast Ventures
Next Caller provides real-time call verification technology that identifies spoofed and fraudulent calls while allowing legitimate callers through, helping businesses prevent phone fraud and authentication abuse.
Enterprise SoftwareSales TechNew York City, US
Ian Roncoroni(CEO)inGianni Martire(CEO/Chairman)inTim Prugar(Vice President of Operations)Daniel Jakaitis(Vice President of Engineering)
Co-investorsHemisphere Ventures LLCY CombinatorZillionizeAgrolimen VenturesCRCM VenturesPegasus Tech Ventures+2 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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