Another year has come and gone, and we are still dealing with the pandemic and worrying about the new variants. In these tough times, one of the rays of hope is that innovativeness is valued. So, there are a lot of promising startups coming up regularly. If this topic excites you, read about the most promising startups of 2022.
1.
FinMark
It’s a financial
tool that businesses can use to manage their finances. What’s best about this
tool is that it’s ideal for people who can’t manage a business with simple
spreadsheets and don’t want to learn financial modeling. The pricing is based
on the users’ revenue.
2.
SoLo Funds
This startup
allows people (like you and me) to use their unused capital to help the less
fortunate. SoLo acts as an intermediary and ensures that everyone sticks to the
terms. Think of it as Airbnb for money.
3.
Grifin
To help make
investments easy for newbies, this startup seems to be working hard. Whenever a
person spends money at a business, let’s say, buys a coffee at Starbucks, a
dollar of their money will go into Starbucks stocks. You don’t even have to pay
a monthly fee.
4.
re:3D
The demand for
3D printing is rising, and this startup wants to make it more accessible. They
are selling products like a Gigabot printer that costs 1/10th of the
costs of an industrial printer.
5.
Xandar Kardian
Headquartered in
Toronto, Canada, this startup offers presence detection and foot traffic
monitoring solutions for smart buildings.
6.
Jeenie
Aimed to help
people communicate on the fly in different languages, this startup lets you
find certified translators who speak multiple languages and can be summoned instantly
with an app.
7.
Securicy
Founded in 2017
and headquartered in Sydney, Canada, Securicy helps businesses comply with data
protection laws and avoid fines/legal actions.
8.
Onward Delivery
Businesses that want
to save costs of deliveries can turn to this startup as it matches deliveries
with empty space on existing trucks to optimize every delivery route and save
money.
9.
Fellow
To help businesses
enhance their meeting management, this Ottawa-based startup has built an app.
The app can help with internal meetings like appraisals, 1-1s, and management
meetings and boost organizational efficiency.
10.
Secoda
This startup helps
businesses boost team efficiencies by quickly and effectively sharing metadata,
questions, data charts, documentation, etc.
11.
Gadget
Businesses that want
to develop applications rapidly can trust this startup. In addition to
providing a developer support platform, the company also handles the busy work
while the clients get the time to code the business logic.
12.
Snappy
If you are a
restaurant owner or manager, you can use this company’s technology to manage
everything from ordering and fulfillment and mobile app and website development
to even analytics tools
13.
Shakepay
Founded by Jean
Amiouny and Roy Breidi, this startup offers a fintech app that lets users sell
and buy bitcoin quickly. It also lets a user pay friends or take payments from
them.
14.
Codex
Founded in 2021,
this Canadian startup offers development tools to provide just-in-time
documentation, which makes deep collaboration easy and improves efficiency to boost
the bottom line of a business further.
15.
Nomic
By using DNA-specific
nanotechnology, this startup is helping with the understanding, detection, and
treatment of various diseases.
Conclusion
All the startups
listed here are meeting customer expectations, helping them to solve problems,
and letting them go further.
If these
startups have inspired you to start your own business, then do check out this article.
To know more about the startup scene in Canada, click here.
Sources:
https://tech.co/news/top-tech-companies-2022
https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesbusinesscouncil/2022/01/14/the-five-types-of-startups-to-watch-in-2022-part-one/?sh=1fea3634722a
https://startupstash.com/canada-startups/