San Francisco-based startup Joy closed $7 million in financing led by Obvious Ventures. According to the company, Joy is the world’s first interactive photo album that allows users to organize and relive their favorite photos and videos. Users can load albums with Joy’s mobile or web
Swing Technologies, makers of the interactive “living photo” app SWNG, announced its employees will join the Skype team at Microsoft. Swing Technologies was founded by Tommy Stadlen and Frederick Blackford in 2014. Its debut app, SWNG, has resulted in a new visual medium to stand
Cinematique completed $1.4 million in financing led by Pumori Capital. Cinematique claims to have created the “world's first touchable video platform,” allowing users to shop, share, and learn more about the people, places, and things on screen – simply with a touch or click. Everything touched
Petcube announced it has raised $10 million in Series A financing. Four investors participated in the funding, among them Almaz Capital Partners, AVentures Capital, and Y Combinator. Petcube uses technology to keep people connected with their pets. Its first product, Petcube Camera, is an interactive pet
onQ announced it has raised $7 million in financing from an undisclosed investor. The onQ solution brings existing multimedia content to life, turning static, one-way content into an energized and interactive group experience where participants contribute, share, and learn together. The platform provides scoring models for
Pictogon is a user experience marketing app that provides a fast and easy way to create interactive images. Use cases of Pictogon include creating a lot map where property managers can label different lots with interactive information, such as lot size, status, and an inquiry