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.
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£150,000
Baotree is an innovative B2B SaaS and mobile platform revolutionizing sustainability by empowering indigenous communities in shaping projects. Their accessible tools enhance project effectiveness and create fintech opportunities by rewarding data contributions. Baotree's cutting-edge mobile app and SaaS interface streamline data collection, bridging on-ground actions with data-driven insights. Their long-term vision aims to establish a marketplace where contributions result in tangible benefits for sustainability.
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£408,718
Buzzhire uses mobile technology to provide employers with temporary staff. Buzzhire's platform allow clients to book staff with as little as 3 hours notice. As a employer, you are able to see previous reviews of temporary workers.
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£54,486
Chatraise is social fundraising application that combines JustGiving & Meetup. It is reported by the Telegraph as "changing the face of fundraising". The team of Chatraise had previously built applications for Shell, LEGO, & JLR. The company has trademarked as well as coined the term, 'Lifestyle Fundraising®'. In 2018, the company soft-launched it’s MVP for testing and, now it is ready for a hard launch in Switzerland and the UK. Chatraise aims to empower people to live an impactful lifestyle by making fundraising, an easy, social and fun experience that is compatible with their daily activities & hobbies. With the proceeds, the company will enhance its products and introduce referrals for the growth of its two channels.
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£32,050
Targeting heavy-duty diesel engines the Cibus21 retrofit technology system claims it is fuel-saving and reduces harmful exhaust emissions through the principle of Enhanced Combustion. With patents pending the company claims the enhanced combustion process introduces small amounts of LPG directly into the diesel engines' air intake to fundamentally change the chemistry of the combustion process. The company states that the current experienced efficiency gains are 15-20% reduced in diesel use and CO2 emissions.
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£116,000
Circle Squared bridges the gap between companies and their customers by collecting and rating company environmental and corporate social responsibility data and then, providing this data to consumers through its forthcoming app. By feeding back to companies consumers reactions to their products, Circle Squared gives consumers a voice and encourages businesses to do more and help change the world. Right now, the company has 2000+ followers on social media. Circle Squared will have a 3-fold business model—affiliate marketing, use of mini-game, selling data—to tackle the £51bn market.
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£48,670
Circuitree is a completely non toxic and environmentally friendly battery energy storage solution for green energy such as solar and wind power. Users can easily manage their energy usage remotely as the system is web enabled.
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£149,980
The World’s First Specialist Augmented Reality App StoreAugmented reality is all around us – from our mobiles to television adverts. By 2017 it is estimated that the AR market will be worth an astonishing £5.2 billion, so it makes absolute sense to have a specialist site to make it easier to buy them.Currently the AR apps are hidden in the millions of apps on the current congested platforms making it much harder to get them to market.With everyone from football clubs to newspapers and even global cosmetics brands promoting their products using augmented reality the market is wide open for expansion.The AR App Store is working on exclusive deals with leading app developers producing next generation apps in the following fields: education, modelling, militaria, architecture, football, technology, anatomy and food. Once the UK site has been tested and established it will be rolled out to Europe, the US and worldwide.Founder Karl Adams who has spent the last 18 months developing this project says “Augmented Reality is not just a concept it is a practical “virtual reality” that will become a way of the future and a reality right now. It allows the user to have apps on their tablets and smart phones enabling them to conduct pleasure and business interactions with products, in a new interactive and totally engaging way”.
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£4,700
CrowdMyGift.com is a group funding platform for gifts. Users can log into our platform and register a gift for their birthdays, weddings or any other event from one of our online retail partners and create a profile page. Once they have completed the registration and filled in their details they simply activate the profile and share it on their social networks. Their friends can now start contributing small amounts towards the gift, for example one friend might contribute £10 and another £20.
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£7,035
Avoiding unnecessary product packaging by offering zero-waste and technological alternative. CupClub uses RFID to keep track of how packaging is being handle in the supply chain and then developing an optimised method to reduce wastage whilst increasing efficiency. Their technology can also provide consumer behaviour data by tracking retail sales and location information. These statistics can offer businesses greater insights into customer trading patterns.
Two versions of CupClub will exist; one designed for food service restaurants and cafés and another designed for retail and office environments. Their revenue model consists of a small standard rate that is charged per drink, which is then multiplied by the average number of sales per day. A tiered level of contracts ranging from £50 to over £1m are offered. Integrating the CupClub technology also carries its own set-up costs and a further fee applies to third-parties that wish to gain access to analytics collected by CupClub.
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investment:
£156,000
