Startup Alley Day 1: Social Planning, Saving Money And Making Mommy

Mike Butcher

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Monday, September 10th, 2012

In amongst the 160 Startup Alley companies exhibiting in San Francisco each day of Disrupt, there are an enormous variety of companies. It’s possible to switch from a startup aimed at new moms to a new enterprise cloud start-up in the space of just 3 feet. And every time you will find something brand new.

Check out the video above for a whirlwind ride through some of the companies in the show today and our previous video here.

Here are the companies covered above:

Endorphin.me – Endorphin is all about finding the right people in your social cloud who are friends and friends of friends, whether it’s work, dating, or fun.

FanWire – FanWire is a media aggregator for anything a user is a fan of. You like Madonna? Get your fix here.

Fluxx Labs – A social work platform, connecting everyone in your organization to the data that runs your business.

Forza6 – Six tools for mobile sales reps integrated in one single iPad app that works offline.

Geopon – Geopon is a savings, loyalty service, and mobile payment provider.

GoodMomming – Personalised baby feeding recommendations for new parents based on sites, age, etc., for the first three years of life.

Greenstack – A free iPhone app that makes saving money easy and fun by aggregating offers like Kayak does for travel.

GuestHub – A conversion-based influencer tracker for online campaigns.

GuidePal – GuidePal offers free curated city guides via mobile platforms.

Klamr – Klamr makes social planning for events easier.