Top Tech Startups in Las Vegas, NV in 2026

Chowbus is a food ordering platform which curates featured dishes from selected ethnic restaurants daily and delivers them fresh and hot to your home or office affordably with the tap of your cell phone. We provide dish-centric mobile ordering experience for consumers to easily explore and order authentic ethnic food and we empower local ethnic restaurants with the technology, tools, and marketing to grow their business.

Point is the first FinTech platform where homeowners can sell equity in their homes, giving investors access to a new asset class – owner-occupied residential real estate. Historically, the only way a homeowner could unlock the wealth in their home was to take on further debt. Now with Point, they can de-leverage and diversify their wealth so they can invest in their small businesses, make home repairs, pay off debt, or go back to school. Point is the first consumer finance product that is truly aligned with the customer. When the homeowner does well, Point and its investors do well. We are a well-financed, fast-growing startup backed by top investors like Andreessen Horowitz, located in downtown Palo Alto just minutes from Caltrain. Point's founders have previously co-founded TrialPay (acquired by Visa), Yub (acquired by Coupons.com), Metails (acquired by Buy.com), SiteAdvisor (acquired by McAfee), Affirm, SendGrid (acquired by Twilio), and TXN (aquired by Envestnet).

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We feel that the best way to work towards eliminating the tobacco-related harm is twofold: intelligently designing tobacco-free nicotine products and making them easy for customers to buy online. Our small team of entrepreneurs, scientists, and nicotine enthusiasts has served over 100,000 customers who, like us, knew there had to be a better way to enjoy nicotine.

Skillz is the leading marketplace platform that helps players discover mobile games and compete against other players around the world. At the same time, the company helps developers build multi-million dollar franchises by enabling social competition in their games. Leveraging its patented technology, Skillz has hosted over 2 billion tournaments entries for 30 million mobile players worldwide and distributes over $60 million in prizes each month. Headquartered in San Francisco and Portland, the company is backed by leading venture capitalists, media companies, and professional sports leagues and franchises including the investment arm of the NFL and owners of the New England Patriots, Milwaukee Bucks, New York Mets and Sacramento Kings. Skillz has also earned recognition as one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies, CNBC’s Disruptor 50, Forbes’ Next Billion-Dollar Startups, and the #1 fastest-growing company in America on the Inc. 5000.

Varsity Tutors is a live learning platform that connects students and professionals with personalized instruction to achieve any goal. To date, students have accessed more than three million hours of live instruction on the platform. Experts are available to meet in person or through the company’s award-winning online and mobile platforms, which account for the majority of all sessions.

Pulley is the first dedicated platform for construction permitting. Our purpose-built workflows, localized requirements and embedded expertise help developers, contractors, and architects get permits faster, removing a costly bottleneck to construction. Across dozens of markets, leading builders trust Pulley to permit everything from single-family homes to complex commercial projects.

Briidge.one, builds applied AI into how professional firms actually operate, not as another bolt on subscription but as systems grounded in a firm's own record, running inside the workflows people already use and owned outright once we hand over the keys. Another AI subscription doesn't change a firm. AI changes a firm when it runs inside the actual work, grounded in the firm's own data. Most professional firms, MSPs, private equity, investment firms, law firms, real estate, other professional services carry client relationships and institutional knowledge scattered across 5-10, sometimes 15 disconnected tools. Hours leak, records fragment and decisions wait on someone's memory instead of on data that should already be there. How we work We're a company, not a subscription. Every engagement runs through five stages: 1.Diagnose- an audit of how the firm actually operates, run by the people who will build the solution 2.Design- a roadmap naming which workflows, in what order, and what each is worth 3.Build- AI grounded in the firm's record, shaped to the workflow rather than a template 4.Integrate- connected to the tools the firm already runs, so one record moves instead of being retyped between systems 5.Improve- iteration after handover, sized to what's at stake. We build on the platforms professional firms already rely on Atera, ConnectWise, NinjaOne, HaloPSA, Datto, Autotask, DealCloud, Affinity, Datasite, Intralinks, Carta, PitchBook, Clio, iManage, NetDocuments, DocuSign, Yardi and MRI rather than asking firms to rip out what already works. What we put our name on: No outside logos to borrow. Clients own the code, the schema and the data outright with documentation complete enough for another team to take over. No lock in, nothing trained on a client's record and an exit built into every engagement from day one. We're building the team that will define what applied AI looks like for the firms that run the professional world.