Top Tech Startups in Earth in 2024

Breakthrough energy saving and environmental systems using high-speed, high-efficiency filtration derived from technology we developed at NASA.

Founded in 2010, we have grown from a united vision shared between two people to a team of over 140 across London, Toronto, New York and Singapore. We have achieved scale by building the best-in-class surveillance tooling, where our analytics bring the front office risk mindset to the compliance function. Though we have developed in the trade surveillance arena, we have always been more than that. At heart, we are a finance-focused big data firm. Our goal is to continue creating the world’s leading financial markets analytics platform. If you are a hard-working, highly motivated and driven person who enjoys facing complex challenges head-on then we might be just the right fit.

Burner is a smart privacy and identity layer for the smartphone era, giving users the power to take control of their communications and personal data.  Enabling users to manage additional phone numbers for voice, SMS, and MMS communications, Burner is fast, safe and private. Users can get as many numbers as they want, use each as a private line on iPhone or Android, and keep numbers indefinitely or 'burn' them when they wish. We have received worldwide attention and were named a top 50 app of the year by TIME magazine, in addition to coverage by WIRED, the New York Times, Entrepreneur, NPR, and many other media outlets. Customers in all walks of life use Burner to manage communications across their personal and professional circles, to maintain privacy in online transactions, for texting customers in P2P marketplaces, and in many other everyday situations. We are currently the #1 grossing app in the iTunes Utilities category. Burner is based in Los Angeles, California.

MOOV fundamentally changes K12 communication with an ultra student-friendly “one-stop shop” to not only consolidate the overload of apps in a school system, but to present school info in the language of students (mobile-native, Snapchat-esque). Usage and demand are off the charts.