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Teacher-turned-entrepreneur Anike Mlemchukwu is on a mission to change how parents with special needs children get the support they need. Lapapoe is a platform where parents can post their needs for a child with autism, down syndrome, cerebral palsy, or other developmental and behavioral health issues. Requests might include the
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If you find yourself aimlessly scrolling TikTok or picking up your phone every time you hear a notification ping, you might want to take this new app for a spin. Roots, launched by Atlanta-based entrepreneur Clint Jarvis, looks to help users set more intentional boundaries when it comes to phone
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Editor’s note: This article was first published in Global Atlanta, an online news publication devoted to revealing the city’s ties with the world and helping local companies navigate the global economy.— About a year since launching its own smartphone, Atlanta-based Bark Technologies has its hands full striving to
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Erica Tuggle’s startup Cookonnect wants to leave your house smelling amazing and your family well fed. The Atlanta-based platform connects busy families looking for high quality, homemade meals with top local chefs who can bring those culinary dreams to life. Based on specific timing and needs, a chef comes
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Last week, Ready Chapter 1 (RC1), a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform out of Tampa, Florida, expanded its mission to change how writers bring new stories into the world. The startup company empowers both aspiring and experienced writers through its new constructive critique forum, known as the Peer Critique
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To reach the elusive 10 year mark, a startup needs to be much more than just a good idea. It needs a team that can navigate the startup through economic headlines and changing customer demands. Brian Dally and Nick Bhargava, co-founders of Atlanta-based Groundfloor, have reached the 10 year startup
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Atlanta’s personality-based dating platform Hatched is in expansion mode. The startup, which launched last November to connect singles across the Metro area, is moving into Charlotte, North Carolina. Opening other Southeastern cities, like Nashville and Birmingham, is also on the horizon, says co-founder Mitch Alterman. Branching out from Atlanta
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An internship can be an important step for any young college student. But more often than not, those interns are left doing “busy work” while clocking in 40 hours a week over the summer. The team behind Runway thought there had to be a better way for students to get
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It’s time to say goodbye to the project-by-project to-do lists, says Charlotte entrepreneur Gloria Folaron. “The future of work has to be more than a task list. Engagement is dropping, productivity is dropping, people are thinking about quitting their jobs all the time. The generation in the work force
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For parents of kids with disabilities, there are countless Facebook groups to join, hundreds of resource websites to parse through, and several federal programs to apply for. But the information they really need is scattered across the web, making it difficult to track down at the right time. Megan Cortjens
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Jordyn Weaver’s personal mission statement is clear from the moment you start talking to her: She’s here to build Black wealth. “I’ve always been really passionate about building wealth in my community, and I really believe that entrepreneurship and innovation is the key,” she told Hypepotamus. Her
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It all started one day when Monte Applewhite went out to brunch in Atlanta. Now, Atlantans are known to take brunch very seriously (the city consistently ranks high on lists of the best brunch places in the country). But Applewhite noticed something missing from the experience. Instead of “lively chatter,