As the battleground for work optimization continues with the introduction of several sites, bots and apps to help one work more efficiently, one Iranian startup group has entered the fray.
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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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Pana, a travel companion that organizes your plans and sends personalized trip alerts, is now making its app free to challenge rivals like TripIt, Google Trips and others.
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An innovative, Android-based smartphone application, designed by a private firm, aims to connect artisans with buyers, allowing shoppers to purchase high quality handicrafts…
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Irancell, Iran’s largest mobile Internet service provider, and Myket, a local Android app store has launched a new join direct billing service this week. The facility which is called Direct…
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In a metropolis such as Tehran, motorbikes are commonly used as a means of transportation and also for parcel delivery services. They are the fastest and most convenient method for getting a…
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Winter has arrived early in the Iranian capital this year, with the second consecutive day of heavy snowfall likely to slow down the city more than normal.
Knowing this, here are the…
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A new price comparison website called Kalagard (surf goods) has gone online, to add to the already burgeoning pricing websites available in Iran. Users on the website can check the lowest price…
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An Iran-based professional talent site launched in 2015 is making its mark in the professional environment by seeking more than just the next job for its clients.
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Appeto is a new website that allows users to create an application for Android or iOS without having to have specialized knowledge of programming.
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A new online delivery website which ships parcels to any place in Iran has been launched, building on the trend of the webinization of the local economy. Marsooleh, (parcel in Persian),…
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Kish Iran Credit Card Company, an authorized payment service provider, unveiled PayPat application for use in both Android and IOS devices.
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As Iran’s webscape continues to expand in different directions, a unique online service has popped up. Called Gandoom.com (meaning wheat in Persian), the new service does exactly what it sounds…
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Over the past few years, the fashion industry has glittered in Tehran.
Iranian fashionistas are no longer settling for the custom designs and wish to embrace the best of the…
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The tech industry is infiltrating all aspects of life, from WiFi-enabled weighing scales to remote access door bells to fend off thieves.
And now Iranian car owners are next in line to…
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The Digital Age may move as fast as it could, but one thing is for sure: the love for authentic Persian food isn’t going anywhere, anytime soon.
Experts and laymen alike…
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Export Development Bank of Iran will soon launch an online market place to exhibit Iranian exportable goods in 20 languages.Saied Mostashar, managing director of EDBI Holdings, said his bank…
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It is no secret that STEM (science, tech, engineering and math) jobs are where the money and opportunities lie. But recent studies show that most parents’ hope their children’s choice of career…
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Cheshmak, an Iranian software developer, has released the first indigenous mobile tool for application analytics.
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Saipa Yadak Company, the after-sales services subsidiary of Iran’s second largest carmaker SAIPA, has launched a new vehicle service application for mobile devices running on Android.
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There was a time in the not-too-distant past when businesses focused on pleasing critics to receive favorable reviews of their products and services.
While expert opinion is important,…
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Startup companies are traditionally for-profit enterprises, but in recent years philanthropic ventures have begun adopting the knowhow and the approach of startups to develop a new breed of…
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Divar, an Iranian e-commerce company, providing consumer-to-consumer sales and exchange services via the Internet, has been launched in Afghanistan.
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Despite having the right set of qualification, many Iranians have to struggle to get a job unless they have a well-connected relative or friend pulling the right strings or making a strong…
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The perpetual and ever-growing need to eat renders the food industry one of the safest and most profitable areas of investment.
"Skipping breakfast, eating food is something that has to…
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Coinciding with the First Architecture Biennial in Tehran, a new application named Peeyade (meaning a pedestrian in Persian) was launched mid-May.
Simply put, Peeyade is a platform that…
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