So what if you are not a technical founder, engineer, or software programmer? Does this mean you’re incapable of launching a tech startup? Should you quit now because you’re wasting your time? No! 

We saw the challenges that smallholder livestock farmers face to access veterinary services and proposed a solution of establishing a company to fill the gap.

Kwipped is an online marketplace that makes it easy for businesses, organizations and professionals to find and rent hard-to-find specialty equipment.

Cropital’s mission is to provide smallholder farmers with access to sustainable financing. Most farmers are dependent on credit for their capital in farming; however, the majority of them still cannot access formal credit. They are often forced to take loans with rates that can go as high as 20% per month.

AYNI’s collection not only embraces style and lifestyle, but makes clients feel confident and beautiful in an effortless way by offering them a comfortable, qualitative and contemporary style of clothing.

EEVET’s chatbot EVE will act as your personal concierge. EVE will help you fail less, and save you tons of time scouting for, reaching, and signing acts or venues for your next event.

Scripturally Sound is a web app that matches Bible verses to song lyrics in one simple search, making it easy for music ministers to find scripturally-based songs to support pastor’s sermons. The platform is a digital solution to an ever-increasing tech-savvy demographic that includes believers.

EVC Ventures helps entrepreneurs turn ideas into unicorns. Their investment thesis is focused on enabling American and Indian enterprise software, consumer Internet, Edtech, AI, Adtech, Gaming and Security startups to be successful.

This year’s 36|86 event included at least sixteen startups with women founders or women who otherwise serve in executive positions. Additionally, four of the five finalists operated women led startups!

Rentberry: to make rental application process seamless and transparent for everyone involved.