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Equity Crowdfunding Pitches

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Arcade is an innovative provider of technology (patent pendinG) that empowers telecom carriers to offer life-changing gigabit broadband over existing networks, with rapid deployment and ROI in under a year. Their solutions enable gigabit speeds everywhere, complementing fiber strategies and avoiding extensive cable replacements.
days to go: Expired investment: £350,000
ARROE Limited is planning on creating an ecosystem of software and hardware products to eliminate the charging problem. The company has made the first universal laptop charging solution by joining software and hardware. Since 2016, the business and products of the company have evolved enormously, but the key focus of the company is to free people from the wall socket. It will sell their products through three channels: B2C (Website), B2B and B2C (Brand partners). The ARROE application will become the virtual assistant for power management.
days to go: Expired investment: £360,000
Artists Ahead is a company that enables music rights holders to retain a greater proportion of the royalties generated by their music and protect their copyright. They argue that music royalties generate around £2 billion in revenue each year in the UK, but many artists receive a very small proportion of the income generated. Artists Ahead aims to change this and charge around 8% of royalties with the rest going to the artist. The platform collects both recording and publishing royalties, uses blockchain to provide proof of ownership, and holds all digital assets and royalty data in one place, accessible to the customer on any device. The company claims that its business model is transparent. They intend their business to reach maturity in 2025. It anticipates the purchase of its brand by potential buyers as a foreseeable exit plan. Artists Ahead also envisage an IPO permitting investors to trade their shares as another exit opportunity.
days to go: Expired investment: £229,500
Avanatta is a fun micro-video app that both safeguards its users and rewards them for great content.1 in 12 Twitter users have been trolled and even more on Facebook, Instagram and others. Yet these companies don't take the matter seriously. At its worst, the abused have committed suicide. Avanatta has market-disrupting software that profiles and predicts user behaviour. It automatically blocks, suspends or bans anti-social content. It is the world's first social network to do this.
days to go: Expired investment: £22,625
Balkerne is designing a commercial insurance product based on Risk Management technology and Property & Casualty Insurance. Through this way, the company helps enterprises defend their property and people. The company will make sure that no property owner suffers from theft, fire or flood. It has generated net revenue of £21K in January 2019. The revenue model of Balkerne is to charge a percentage of the premium to distribute insurance and support customers with risk management by managing claims. The company has come up with an exit strategy that is to improve the performance of the acquiring company and to quickly acquire the skills and technologies at a lower cost.
days to go: Expired investment: £150,000
Beezer are a SaaS platform allowing SME's to create their own app quickly and cost-effectively whilst bypassing the app stores. Beezer offers effective distribution as companies only need create one app which is compatible across all devices and operating systems.
days to go: Expired investment: £335,464
BerryClever is a social commerce website for parents, featuring baby and kid product reviews and a product suggestion engine. The site creates a social community that allows parents to provide honest advice about products they’ve used, and to research and solicit advice about products they want. A product discovery engine ranks products based on users’ social and personal profiles, enabling the site to suggest products to registered members. The site is optimized for mobile internet use so that users can discover and review products easily. www.berryclever.com
days to go: Expired investment: £90,007
Bodytrak is a wearable technology that monitors physiological activity such as heart rate and core body temperature.  This real time data is analysed using cloud based technology and algorithms to supervisors or commanders so early action can be taken on the event of illness or injury.
days to go: Expired investment: £1,123,119
BrightMove Media (BMM) has positioned itself at the forefront of the Digital Out of Home media supply-side revolution by designing, manufacturing and licensing a technology platform which facilitates vehicular digital advertising. BrightMove's core business is in proprietary SaaS (Software as a Service) technology that runs the hardware on transport vehicles - this is a 90%+ gross margin business - it is highly scalable across different countries and different industry verticals. The three key growth sectors for our business are taxi-top advertising both within the UK and overseas, corporate advertising via domestic commercial van fleets and third party digital screen networks.
days to go: Expired investment: £260,004
Bubbl offer a real alternative to ads to mobile, offering a groundbreaking solution for responsive, hyper-local customer engagement for mobile. The tech is an award-winning alternative for next generation dynamic push notifications via mobile and have an International patent pending with scalable subscription models in place and paid trials in play. 
days to go: Expired investment: £243,506
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