7 start-ups presented at Shanghai Demo Day

Organized by Techyizu, 7 Shanghai based start-ups practiced their pitches at Wieden and Kennedy Shanghai Office on Saturday with robustattendance.

Heres a run down of the start-up pitches.

  • MamaZuofan.com (Translation: Moms home cooked meal): Passionate for home-cooked meals, mamazuofan helps users discover what is being cooked by your neighbors. For those who have the cooking skills and dont want to cook just cook for 1 or 2 people, why not cook for others in your neighborhood at the same make a little profit from it.
  • Aimifan.com (Translation: Lovers of Food): Having restaurant point-of-sale system integration as its competitive advantage, the team at Aimifan is able to partner and aggregate with major food delivery network to give users more restaurant selections when they order out. Promotions of 30% for brands like Subway are in effect when you order at non-peak times (available in Shanghai inner ring right now)
  • PengYouQuan.com (Translation: Friend Circle): Its a hybrid of social network and microblog that lets users choose targeted groups to release messages and discover interesting postings from those you trust. It has a new user experience and helps you share multimedia messages on its fast network.
  • Rudy Bike: Founder Richard Yus passionate pursuit of speed and technology lead him to create an intelligence box that substituted the dash board electric scooters with an Android app. This intelligence box is skillfully integrated to the electri! cal syst em and can monitor not only the vital information but also user authentication, cruise control, and dynamically calculate remaining distance by using parallel battery cell calculation. Richard further suggests he plans to create an api so other apps such as social apps can enhance to rider/driver experience.
  • Tuiping tk is a brand monitoring and management service. It tracksand analyzes consumer behavior and comments for brands on Sina Weibo and compile these information into analytic and actionable reports for the brands they service. They also organize the information in such a way that it gives public users product ratings based on brands reputation on Sina Weibo.
  • Trader Analytics Paper trading + HR Recuiting. Score high on their paper trading platform and get recruited work on trading desks. Financial institutions pays a fee to contact and recruit talented traders from the site. Founder used to work as a banker in Hong Kong and may have relationship toleveragethere.
  • VXPLO - is a cloud-service provider that turns Adobe Product into SaaS. The team devoted into R&D for 4 years and owns over 30 IPs. They are already in contact withShanda Capital and have robust revenue models.

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