True Ventures

Ginger.io is a behavior analytics company, and spinoff of the MIT Media Lab. We use big data from mobile phones to model user behavior, and make inferences about health and wellness. Healthcare providers and bio-pharma partners use our platform for population management (early intervention) and research studies (quality of life, segmentation), and chronic patients use our application to better manager their conditions.

Goodreads is a social networking site for book lovers. A place for casual readers and bona-fide bookworms alike, Goodreads members recommend books, compare what they are reading, keep track of what they’ve read and would like to read, form book clubs, and much more. Their mission is to get people excited about reading and to improve the process of reading and learning throughout the world along the way.

Inventables is the innovator’s hardware store, selling all kinds of materials in small quantities for purchase with a credit card. We sell materials that designers, artists, and inventors use to develop new products and push the boundaries of what’s possible. Product developers, researchers, artists, and inventors purchase products from the store every day to build prototypes and test concepts.

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Kurtosys provides reporting and information management software for financial services. They have a clear focus on the asset management and asset servicing industry and offer hosted or in-house solutions for information management, business workflow, and client reporting.

Lexity is Advertising on Autopilot – a simple, affordable, and effective service for small business ecommerce to increase traffic and sales. The company creates and runs ads and promotes products across all ad channels – search, display, remarketing, and shopping engines – optimizing constantly and automatically.

Loopfuse is the leader in sales and marketing automation, and makes it easy for businesses to convert qualified leads into sales.

Makerbot Industries produces affordable, opensource, 3D printers. Their products are designed to be built by anyone with basic technical skills and are frequently described as being about as complicated as assembling IKEA furniture. The current printers are sold as do it yourself kits, requiring only minor soldering.