This week in Asian start-ups
Tech in Asia presents you with the hottest Asian start-ups making the news
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NoBroker | India
Bangalore-based NoBroker is a marketplace connecting house owners and tenants. It cuts off the traditional real estate agents and their fees, while also making the search for suitable accommodation and tenants more efficient with the use of technology.
Partyphile | Philippines
Philippine nightlife app Partyphile helps people discover Manila’s nightlife. Through the app, partygoers can get on the guest lists of all the top clubs in the capital, which means no more lining up or paying entrance fees. Tabs are deducted from users’ mobile credit or charged to their monthly phone bill.
MeraMedicare | India
MeraMedicare wants bring awareness and transparency into the system, and help users save on medical costs. The platform allows users to search for generic alternatives to brand-name medicines and buy them from the nearest chemist. It also supports reverse bidding of medicines from multiple pharmacies in the vicinity to help users get medicines at the best price. The goal is to
CanvasFlip | India
CanvasFlip is a cloud-based prototyping platform that allows users to create clickable demos of their app or website, make informed changes, and collaborate with others. It equips users with a set of intuitive tools to understand their prototypes better.
Shanghai-based BottlesXO wants to quickly bring residents high quality wines for less-than-premium prices. The wine will show up at its proper serving temperature – the delivery bikes have refrigerated containers for whites – and with small plastic wine glasses as well. Upon request, the driver can uncork the bottle.
Reffind | Australia
Reffind is a mobile-only app built around three main pillars. It’s a job referral app, an employee training tool, and a way to keep employees engaged and informed through things like employer surveys.