Dave Moskovitz stories - Page 2

Banqer, a gaming platform for kids to learn about money, is expanding internationally after winning multiple competitions.

A team from Startup Weekend Dunedin has created a game to make household chores fun and rewarding for kids and parents.

That's right, add two lines of JavaScript onto your login form and you'll be making your web site, and the world, a much safer place.

Good Bitches Baking, a New Zealand organization, spreads happiness by baking cakes for those in need. Their idea is catching on and growing rapidly.

Mish.guru simplifies Snapchat management for brands, providing metrics and enabling campaigns from start to finish.

BioLumic's UV light technology is revolutionizing commercial agriculture, increasing crop yields without genetic modification or chemicals.

PocketSmith answers basic questions about your personal finances: What's my net worth? How does my power bill vary over the course of a year?.

InsuredHQ disrupts insurance industry with cloud-based system, targeting emerging markets and underserved customers.

Elisha Fleming, an 18-year-old entrepreneur, has developed Intrude A Lock, a device that monitors checked luggage for tampering.

KotahiNet aims to build New Zealand's first commercial platform for the Internet of Things, disrupting daily life.

Flick disrupts power industry with customer-centric approach, offering electricity at wholesale spot price plus commission.

Publons revolutionizes peer review process while providing credit to reviewers, attracting significant investment.

Timely provides really simple cloud-based appointment booking aimed personal service businesses like hairdressers, massage therapists, and personal trainers.

Ooooby makes it easy to create local fresh food marketplaces that source food from local growers, and deliver to local consumers.

Syngency, a cloud-based system for talent agencies, is set to raise investment in early 2016 after rapid growth this year.

New Zealand start-up Parrot Analytics is using clever algorithms to measure the demand for TV content across a fragmented landscape.

Doctor-turned-entrepreneur Jack Newberry has built a business in just 54 hours at Startup Weekend, solving a key problem in hospital patient care.

Open Polytechnic has launched iQualify, a platform that enables courseware designers to create online educational content.

New Zealand startup Ebee is creating frames for beekeeping that are sustainable, biodegradable, and as cheap as plastic.

Eight Wire's Conductor product solves the headache of data migration between systems, supporting multiple formats and databases.