A technology company, Yekaan Danesh, has launched a cross-platform internal communication app which aims to create a secure and user-friendly network, connecting business employees via their…
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During the recent years, thriving on Iran’s growing ICT ecosystem, startups have observed a significant boom both in their number and revenue. From ride-hailing services to food delivery services, small businesses have sprout up from each and every corner.<br />
Financial Tribune has covered Iranian Startups extensively during the past three years. Following is a directory of businesses that the Tribune has reported on.</p>
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A startup has launched a new service that aims to assist residents in Tehran maintain a healthy and diverse diet.
The startup operates both through a website under the address www.…
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A knowledge-based firm called ‘Ideh Vision Ertebatat’ has introduced a new app called Hamloo for the busy motorcycle delivery market. Android and iOS versions of the application have been…
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Mostafa Meisami has given up on farming life, trading his old job raising cattle for a better-paying gig ferrying commuters through the notoriously clogged streets of the Iranian capital.
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Programmers from Iran’s largest local Android app store have developed a new payment application which enables users to transfer money via Bluetooth technology.
According to the local…
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RooyeKhat Media, which has developed the country’s first open source messaging application iGap, is set to launch its voice calls service.
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A service-based app and support website developed by an Iranian firm called Puzzle looks to lessen the load on doctors by introducing time saving technologies to the profession.
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The Tehran International Book Fair (May 3-13) brought together local and foreign publishers with their latest publications. But other forms of written and verbal communication are beginning to…
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A new website called Dideo.ir, which uses a meta search engine to scour the Internet’s biggest video websites, has been launched by students at Iran’s Sharif University of Technology in Tehran…
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Snapp, Tap30, and Carpino are three ride-hailing applications which have become regular discussions at the dining table in Tehran. The services have radically transformed how people use cars and…
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As part of Avatech Accelerator’s fourth round of startups, one company OTEX.ir is planning to sell cars via its website using at least two new novel methods.
A startup accelerator is a…
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Following the increasing pattern of online shops and services on the Persian-language Internet, two new websites have been launched recently -- one of them offering services unheard of. The…
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A new website bdok.ir has been launched which allows people with little technical knowledge to create an online store.
The locally-developed platform is the latest entry to the rapidly…
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Startup companies are conventionally for-profit enterprises, but in recent years philanthropic ventures have begun adopting the startup model and technological knowhow to develop new non-profit…
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Online food ordering industry in Iran has gone from strength to strength in recent years with the many baby boomers (those born during and after the revolution in 1979) falling in love with …
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An Iranian website nahantavan.ir (hidden potential in Persian) has been launched with the goal of helping the physically challenged to find work.
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A new messaging application developed by Iranians students was unveiled last week. The app 'Bale' (yes in Farsi) and what distinguishes it from similar competitors is its banking and payment…
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The first Internet marketplace called Cheegel has been launched with the objective of indexing, introducing and exporting Iranian products, the CEO of the Export Development Bank of Iran’s…
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Iran’s third largest mobile operator, RighTel unveiled an indigenous mobile messaging application on February 6.
The application is named RighPhone and was unveiled during a…
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First-time visitors have their own anxieties and rightfully so when the destination happens to be the Iranian capital, Tehran, which has been misrepresented for decades by the vested western…
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A newly-revamped website hamkhoone.com looks to facilitate the house-hunting process for users. According to the local tech website webna.ir, Hamkhoone, meaning roommate in Persian, is the first…
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Iran Post, the state-owned national post office of Iran, has released a new app on cross-device app on the official Windows app store on January 21. The app allows users to track their post on…
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An online supermarket called Hyperka.com was launched at the end of 2016, according to local internet news agency Webna this week.
HyperKa is attempting to enter the increasingly busy…
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An Iranian knowledge-based company has manufactured a device for tracking eye movement, a process widely used in medicine, psychology and business.
The company, staffed by young…
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Soroush, the locally-made call and messaging application owned by the state-run broadcasting company, the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), released earlier this summer, does not seem…
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