Avondale

1–17 of 17 companies

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  Artonybom

  Breakout · 201–500 employees

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  Azpro

  Home & living

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Beverage Barbers

  Sports

  Early stage

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  ChurchPOP

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  earnhardthyundai.com

  Transportation

  Early stage

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  Gateway Chevrolet

  Transportation

  Early stage

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  Michaelgvelazquez

  Health

  Early stage

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  MySQL For Free

  Enterprise software

  TacitSoft LLC provides principal-led engineering services for enterprise clients, focusing on platform architecture, operating system lifecycle management, and managed reliability. The firm's service model is built on connecting cloud, Kubernetes, delivery, database, API, and application engineering under a unified governance structure. The company's methodology follows an "Assess → Engineer → Govern" path, starting with an evaluation of a client's current state and risks, followed by collaborative solution design and implementation, and concluding with operationalizing and continuously improving the systems. TacitSoft emphasizes delivering verifiable outcomes, which include clear architecture decision records, traceable and reproducible software releases, and actionable operational runbooks. This approach ensures clients receive durable engineering artifacts and build lasting internal capabilities rather than creating dependence on individual consultants. The firm markets its engagements as being led directly by senior practitioners, providing deep technical expertise without layers of management. In addition to its core enterprise services, TacitSoft is the engineering team behind Proper.Legal LCM, a legal technology platform. This product is designed to help legal professionals and pro se litigants manage case evidence by converting disorganized files into court-ready documents with features like Bates stamping and automatic indexing. The platform is also being developed to include AI-powered practice tools, such as an "Objection Game" and a simulated court environment for practicing arguments, to improve user preparation and increase access to justice.

  Early stage

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  OnePointOne

  Food

  OnePointOne is a pioneering company in the vertical farming industry, leveraging cutting-edge technology to transform the way we grow and consume plants. The company focuses on building the most technologically advanced cultivation platform, integrating innovations in automation, artificial intelligence (AI), and plant science. OnePointOne primarily serves clients in the agriculture and health sectors, aiming to address the global challenges of food security and health improvement. The company operates within the vertical farming market, which is a rapidly growing segment of the broader agriculture industry. OnePointOne's business model revolves around the development and deployment of its advanced farming systems, which are sold or leased to commercial growers, research institutions, and health-focused organizations. The company generates revenue through the sale of its farming platforms, ongoing maintenance services, and potentially through partnerships or licensing agreements. By focusing on technological advancements and scalable solutions, OnePointOne aims to make a significant impact on global food production and human health.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees · $50.5M raised

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  Phoenix Title Loans,

  Fintech

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  PMBC LLC

  Health

  PMBC LLC provides specialized revenue cycle management (RCM) and medical billing services for healthcare practices, primarily in Arizona. The firm focuses on improving the financial performance of its clients by increasing collections, reducing claim denials, and enhancing cash flow. The company was founded by Aziz Mallik, who serves as the CEO and has extensive experience in medical revenue cycle management, healthcare operations, and technology-driven practice optimization. The company's business model is centered on acting as a comprehensive billing partner for healthcare providers, allowing clinical teams to focus on patient care rather than administrative tasks. PMBC utilizes a combination of AI-powered billing technology and human expertise to manage the entire billing process. This includes services such as medical billing and coding with CPT, ICD-10, and HCPCS standards, denial management through tracking and appeals, accounts receivable follow-up, and insurance eligibility verification. Additionally, the firm offers provider enrollment and payer credentialing support. PMBC's core service is designed to address common issues faced by medical practices, such as unpaid or underpaid claims, high denial rates, and administrative overload. By offering transparent reporting and consistent follow-up on every claim, the company aims to give healthcare providers better control over their revenue cycle. Their mission is to enable providers to get paid accurately without the administrative burden, positioning themselves as a reliable RCM partner that helps practices reduce paperwork and improve financial stability.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Quotephoenix

  Transportation

  Early stage

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  Royal Caridea

  Food

  Royal Caridea is a high-tech shrimp farming company focused on commercializing its transformative GEN 2 Shrimp Farming Technology. Operating in the aquaculture market, Royal Caridea aims to meet the growing demand for high-quality protein by providing locally grown, fresh shrimp. The company serves consumers who are concerned about the safety and sustainability of their seafood, particularly in light of reports that 60% of frozen shrimp contain harmful bacteria. Royal Caridea's business model involves raising funds to build fully enclosed, vertically stacked shrimp raceway systems, which allow for efficient and sustainable shrimp farming. The company generates revenue by selling its fresh, locally grown shrimp to consumers nationwide. By leveraging advanced technology and local farming practices, Royal Caridea ensures that its shrimp products are safe, sustainable, and of the highest quality.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $1.9M raised

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  Valor Preparatory Academy of Arizona

  Education

  Early stage

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  Viable Staffing Solutions

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  VMEdu

  Education

  His background in founding multiple Ed-Tech and SAAS software ventures, including PMstudy and 6sigmastudy, shaped the foundation of VMEdu. The company initially developed its Learning Management System (LMS) to support its own brands like PMstudy, which grew into a prominent PMP trainer, and SCRUMstudy, which became a global accreditation body. The firm's business model is centered around a partnership program, the VMEdu Authorized Training Partner (V.A.T.P.) network. This network consists of over 2,500 training companies, colleges, and corporate entities across more than 150 countries. VMEdu makes money by providing these partners with course materials, certifications, and access to its technology platform at discounted rates, enabling them to deliver training to their own students and employees. Partners can offer courses from VMEdu's own accreditation bodies, such as SCRUMstudy for Agile certifications, SMstudy for Sales and Marketing, and 6sigmastudy for Six Sigma. The core of VMEdu's offering is its cloud-based Learning Management System (LMS). Partners, who also become VMEdu Authorized Content Partners (V.A.C.P.s), can use the LMS to create and manage their own courses, complete with mobile apps. This allows them to not only train their internal audiences but also to sell their proprietary courses through VMEdu's extensive global partner network, creating an additional revenue stream. The platform delivers content in multiple formats, including videos, podcasts, and simulated practice tests, to cater to various learning styles. While the company states it is funded by Sequoia Capital, other sources indicate it has not received external funding.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  WriteOffs.io

  Fintech

  WriteOffs.io provides a service designed for 1099 earners and solo entrepreneurs to manage and claim business expenses. His experience revealed that many small businesses were often unprepared for tax season and missed potential deductions.The platform allows users to capture receipts through snapping a photo, emailing, or uploading, and it uses OCR to read totals, dates, and vendors. It helps classify expenses, suggests likely deductions, tracks mileage for IRS-compliant logs, and provides an AI-powered tool called "Ask Write-Offs™" to answer questions about deductibility. At tax time, users can export a single CSV file and a ZIP folder containing all receipt images, creating a clean, audit-ready package. The service operates on a subscription-based business model with different pricing tiers, such as Starter and Pro, which offer varying levels of features like the number of AI questions and bank account connections. The company emphasizes data privacy, stating it will never sell or share user data.

  Early stage · 1 employees