Startups Directory

Miro is an infinite digital whiteboarding and visual collaboration platform that enables distributed teams to brainstorm, design, and plan in real-time. Built on a real-time collaborative canvas with 100+ integrations (Jira, Slack, Google Workspace), it supports use cases from product design and agile planning to customer journey mapping. The platform differentiates itself through asynchronous collaboration capabilities, pre-built templates, and AI-powered features (Miro Assist) that automate tasks and generate ideas. Used by over 100 million users across 250,000 organizations including Nike, IKEA, Deloitte, and Cisco.

DailyPay is an earned wage access (EWA) platform that enables employers and payroll providers to offer employees access to wages they've already earned before their scheduled payday. The service integrates directly with employer payroll systems to track daily earnings and allows employees to transfer funds to any bank account or DailyPay's fee-free prepaid card. With 6M+ employees across nearly 1,000 employers including Fortune 500 companies like Target, Kroger, and McDonald's, DailyPay differentiates through tight payroll integration and a free employee experience, positioning itself as the category leader.

Lattice is a People Success Platform that unifies performance management, goal-setting, employee engagement, compensation management, career development, and people analytics into a single solution for mid-to-large enterprises. The platform helps organizations move beyond annual performance cycles to continuous feedback and development workflows. Customers like Huge and Million Dollar Baby Co. report significant efficiency gains—including 2,000 hours saved and 92% survey completion rates. Lattice differentiates itself through deep modularity, comprehensive HRIS integration, and enterprise-grade analytics capabilities.

Contrast Security embeds runtime security sensors directly into application code to detect vulnerabilities and attacks in real time across the entire software lifecycle. Unlike traditional static or dynamic scanning tools, it uses patented deep security instrumentation to observe actual data flows and execution paths in development, testing, and production environments. The platform combines IAST (Interactive Application Security Testing) and RASP (Runtime Application Self-Protection) capabilities in a single solution, dramatically reducing false positives and enabling developers and security teams to act on real threats. Trusted by Fortune 500 companies including BMW, AXA, and NTT.

Whatfix is a digital adoption platform (DAP) that overlays in-app guidance, simulations, and analytics onto enterprise applications to accelerate user onboarding and reduce support costs. The platform combines step-by-step contextual guidance, Mirror simulation training, and AI-powered analytics to help organizations optimize workflows and ensure process compliance. It serves 700+ enterprises including 80+ Fortune 500 companies who need to improve productivity and user experience across internal and customer-facing applications without modifying the underlying software.

Tulip Interfaces is a cloud-based frontline operations platform that enables manufacturers to digitize and automate shop floor processes through no-code and low-code applications. The platform connects people, machines, devices, and enterprise systems to streamline workflows, capture real-time data, and provide AI-assisted operator guidance. Companies like Jabil, New Balance, and Stanley Black & Decker use Tulip to reduce defects by up to 70%, improve labor efficiency by 15%, and achieve a 448% ROI over three years. Unlike traditional MES solutions, Tulip charges per active interface rather than per user, making it more flexible for distributed manufacturing operations.

Domino Data Lab provides an enterprise MLOps platform that unifies data science teams, tools, and infrastructure to industrialize AI at scale. It replaces fragmented workflows with a seamless lifecycle management system—from data exploration through model deployment, monitoring, and governance. The platform serves highly regulated enterprises (20% of Fortune 100) with open-source tool support, automatic versioning, and flexible deployment options. What differentiates Domino is its focus on organizational discipline and reproducibility rather than individual data scientist productivity.