List of Techstars Class 67 - Boston 2016 Spring companies

YayPay is an easy-to-use, cloud-based predictive accounts receivable automation solution that leverages machine learning and automatic payment communications to accelerate collections. This enables finance and AR teams to eliminate and streamline the manual effort associated with following up on late invoices and reporting on AR metrics. YayPay integrates with multiple accounting, ERP, billing, and CRM applications, for a complete look into the collections process, and helps organizations better predict cash flow and increase revenue. YayPay makes collecting money, fast, easy and highly predictable. Headquartered in New York, New York, YayPay has employee across the U.S. with additional locations in Detroit, Michigan, MI and San Francisco, CA.

Spoiler Alert is a B2B technology company making a software platform for CPG brands to manage sales of excess and short-dated food inventory, recovering value and increasing sustainability.

A blockchain company that develops financial services for emerging markets.

Seed&Spark is a New York City-based company founded in 2012 by Eve Cohen, James Kaelan, Erica Anderson and Emily Best.

Taylor & Hart is a customized jewelry founded in 2010 by David Sutton.

Heddoko was a company that developed smart clothing to monitor athletic performance. The company is now closed.

NestReady is a company founded in 2012.

Tapglue is a company founded in 2015 by Norman Wiese.

Grapevine is a Boston-based company founded in 2012 by Brendan Lattrell.

Rocketbook is a Boston-based company founded in 2014 by Joe Lemay.

Danger!Awesome is a Cambridge, Massachusetts-based company founded by Nadeem Mazen.

Polis is a Dorado, Puerto Rico-based company founded in 2015 by Kendall Hope Tucker.

Daily Pnut is a company founded in 2015 by Tewfik Cassis, Fred Spring and Alexandra Schuster.

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