Chandler

337–360 of 374 companies

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  Temp-wall

  Real estate

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  TERRY Water Treatment

  Energy

  Early stage

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  The Find Me Group

  Kids

  Early stage

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  The First Medicine

  Health

  The First Medicine is a biotechnology research firm centered on pharmacognosy, the study of medicinal drugs derived from plants or other natural sources. The company's work involves the extraction, purification, and analytical standardization of naturally occurring alkaloids and other botanical actives. It aims to address historical challenges in the natural products industry, such as variability and lack of quality control, by implementing controlled extraction methods and quantitative profiling.The firm's business model integrates research, formulation, and commercialization to convert plant chemistry into standardized, market-ready consumer products. By combining traditional natural products research with modern analytical chemistry and formulation science, The First Medicine seeks to deliver precision, consistency, and scalability to the botanical products sector. Dr. Imam, a pioneer in telemedicine and founder of American Teleradiology, holds degrees from Brown and Harvard and provides strategic direction. Mr. McLemore contributes over 15 years of executive leadership in telemedicine and mobile diagnostic health services. Ms. Scharf-Ehrenfeld is recognized for her pioneering work in nurse practitioner-owned practices and her focus on delivering healthcare to underserved populations.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  the Goose A.I

  Enterprise software

  the Goose A.I. operates as a specialized, white-label artificial intelligence platform engineered for Managed Service Providers (MSPs). The company addresses critical barriers to AI adoption within the MSP channel, which include high development costs, complex client configurations, and the necessity of data sovereignty.The business model is centered on a "Private AI-as-a-Service" offering. This allows MSPs to deploy high-performance AI solutions to their clients under their own branding, thereby creating a new revenue stream. The company provides a serverless, managed infrastructure that replaces the need for more expensive, proprietary APIs, enabling MSPs to enhance profitability and scale operations. Clients are MSPs who, in turn, serve a wide range of end-user businesses, including those in highly regulated industries.A core technical feature of the platform is its "Tenant Isolation" architecture. This system provisions Azure OpenAI resources directly within each of the MSP's client’s own Azure subscription. This design ensures that sensitive client data never leaves their own environment, satisfying stringent legal and compliance requirements. From a single dashboard, MSPs can manage multiple clients, configuring distinct knowledge bases, security guardrails, and system prompts for each organization without any coding.For the end-user, the platform provides a comprehensive Client Portal. This portal functions as a central support hub, integrating an intelligent AI chatbot trained on the client's specific documentation, a custom application library, branded intake forms, and direct Professional Services Automation (PSA) ticket integration with tools such as ConnectWise, NinjaOne, and Syncro. This approach facilitates a "zero touch" support experience where the AI manages routine inquiries and escalates complex issues to human teams.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  The Happy Fish

  Real estate

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  The Lost Enzyme Project

  Health

  Early stage

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  The Si Se Puede Foundation

  Education, Robotics

  The Si Se Puede Foundation, operating as the Firewheel STEM Institute, is a non-profit organization focused on providing educational and developmental opportunities to underserved communities in Chandler and Mesa, Arizona. His work has focused on creating the next generation of community leaders and engineers. The foundation's mission is to bridge the STEM divide for underserved youth by offering hands-on, experiential learning in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The goal is to prepare them for the 21st-century workforce by developing technical, professional, and leadership skills. The foundation serves low-income, predominantly Latino communities, targeting youth aged 6 to 18 from families with an annual income of less than $20,000. Its programs are designed as a prevention and advocacy tool to counter risk factors that can lead to delinquency and gang affiliation by fostering positive behaviors and community engagement. The Firewheel STEM Institute provides a range of services, including after-school tutoring in reading and math, a Lego Robotics Program, and workshops in skills like 3D printing, advanced manufacturing, and engineering design. The robotics teams have achieved significant success, including winning first place globally at the International Robosub Competition. Beyond STEM, the foundation offers youth soccer, Baile Folklorico, and adult classes for ESL, citizenship, and GED preparation.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  The Studio Academy of Beauty

  Education

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  The UnSpa Skin Renewal Studio

  Wellness & beauty

  The UnSpa Skin Renewal Studio operates as a specialized skincare provider positioned between traditional day spas and clinical med spas. The company was founded in 2024 by licensed esthetician and lead practitioner, Mairead, an alumnus of the Aveda Inspire Greatness Institute. She personally delivers every treatment, ensuring a consistent and focused client experience. The studio is located in Chandler, Arizona, and functions on a private, appointment-only basis, seeing one client at a time to provide an unhurried and intentional service. The firm’s core philosophy is a “barrier-first” approach, which prioritizes the health of the skin's natural barrier before proceeding with advanced corrective treatments. This methodology is designed to create compounding, long-term results rather than temporary changes from a single visit. The UnSpa targets clients, both women and men, who are seeking a comprehensive, long-term skincare plan rather than discounted, one-off services. The business model encourages this long-term relationship through the sale of service packages, typically in sets of three or six sessions. Services include a range of advanced skin treatments such as custom European facials, microneedling, hydrofacials, dermaplaning, and chemical peels, alongside waxing and lash services. To support its in-studio treatments, the company retails a curated selection of skincare products from brands like Circadia and Hale & Hush, chosen for their alignment with the studio's results-driven and barrier-supportive philosophy.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Titanpower

  Early stage

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  Tough Lotus

  Sports

  Early stage

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  TowerIQ.ai

  Enterprise software

  TowerIQ.ai addresses the rapid and often untracked adoption of artificial intelligence within large organizations. As enterprises deploy numerous AI tools, from copilots to shadow applications, technology leaders frequently lack a unified view of the associated costs, risks, and returns on investment. This creates a significant governance and financial management challenge, particularly as boards and regulators increase their scrutiny.The company provides an AI Portfolio Intelligence platform designed for C-suite executives, including CIOs, CTOs, CISOs, and CFOs. It offers a single, continuously updated dashboard that provides a comprehensive overview of every AI deployment across an organization. The platform operates on a B2B model, targeting large enterprises, with a particular focus on regulated industries such as financial services, healthcare, and insurance. The core features of the TowerIQ.ai platform include:• Auto-Discovery: It automatically identifies and catalogs all AI tools in use, including 'shadow AI' that has not been officially approved by IT departments.• AI Governance: The platform maps every AI asset against major regulatory and compliance frameworks like the EU AI Act, ISO 42001, and the NIST AI RMF, shifting governance from a periodic audit to a continuous process. • Spend Intelligence: It consolidates AI-related expenditures from disparate sources such as contracts, cloud bills, and expense reports to identify duplicate services, unused licenses, and ungoverned spending. • Initiative ROI Tracking: It connects AI deployments to specific business initiatives and key performance indicators, translating operational metrics into clear financial terms, such as cost savings or revenue influence, for executive reporting. TowerIQ.ai is designed for rapid, non-disruptive implementation, connecting to a company's systems within minutes without requiring SDKs or agents. This provides executives with immediate visibility, enabling them to prove the value of their AI investments and ensure a robust governance posture from day one.

  Early stage

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  TrackStar

  Fintech

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  TriBuild

  Enterprise software

  TriBuild Systems, Inc. operates as a construction technology firm providing a cloud-based, comprehensive project management platform tailored for specialty trade contractors. A significant milestone in the company's history was the acquisition of RADAR Construction Software in March 2019. In June 2020, TriBuild itself was acquired by McCormick Companies, a provider of estimating software since 1979, and now operates as a sister company, TriBuild Systems, Inc. This acquisition allowed McCormick to fulfill client requests for project management tools to complement its estimating software. The company's business model is Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), generating revenue through monthly subscriptions. It offers tiered plans, such as a Core plan at $149 per month and an Advanced plan at $219 per month, with options for adding field users for an extra fee. The platform is designed for small to mid-sized contractors and is scalable for both single-location projects and large, multi-location organizations. TriBuild's software consolidates project information into a single platform, accessible from any location. Key features include tools for managing RFIs, submittals, change orders, documents, and drawings. The system also facilitates bid management, job costing, budget tracking, scheduling, and time tracking for field workers. By centralizing data, the software enhances collaboration, documentation, and reporting for construction professionals.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $840K raised

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  True Merchant Advantage LLC

  Fintech

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  TruSource

  Health

  TruSource operates as an independent analytical verification company, providing testing services for the peptide, longevity, and nutraceutical sectors. The firm addresses the challenge of verifying the contents of wellness products by offering third-party laboratory analysis to substantiate marketing claims and build consumer trust. Based in Chandler, United States, the company was recently established to bring a higher standard of transparency to the health and wellness market. The company's business model is centered on providing analytical testing and verification services directly to brands. These brands can then use TruSource's independent reports to demonstrate product credibility to consumers. The service portfolio includes a range of scientific tests such as product identity confirmation, purity analysis, and heavy metals screening. TruSource also offers a Certificate of Analysis (COA) review and verification service, along with a QR-code enabled reporting infrastructure that allows consumers to easily access test results and verify the products they purchase. One of the key figures in the company is Dr. Reed, who brings a diverse background spanning chemistry, oncology, longevity medicine, and diagnostics to the organization. His expertise underpins the company's scientific approach. TruSource operates under an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited quality management system, utilizing advanced analytical instrumentation and documented standard operating procedures to ensure the accuracy and reliability of its findings. The company aims to create a more accountable marketplace by providing the evidence-based verification that brands, consumers, and the broader wellness industry can depend on.

  Early stage

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  Truyo | Powered by Intel | an IntraEdge company

  Enterprise software

  Truyo operates in the privacy compliance and AI governance market, providing comprehensive solutions to manage privacy rights and compliance requirements. The company serves enterprises that need to adhere to evolving privacy laws and regulations, such as GDPR, CCPA, and others. Truyo's business model revolves around offering software and hardware solutions that help companies efficiently manage compliance and customer satisfaction. By reducing operational overhead by up to 95%, Truyo enables its clients to focus on core business activities while ensuring they meet all regulatory requirements. The company generates revenue through subscription-based services and licensing fees for its privacy management tools. Truyo's clients include businesses across various industries that require robust privacy compliance frameworks to protect customer data and maintain trust.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Valleydentalsolutions

  Health

  Early stage

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  Volteo Digital

  Security

  Volteo Digital specializes in digital transformation, focusing on converting traditional enterprises into connected entities through advanced IT workflows. Operating primarily within the ServiceNow ecosystem, Volteo Digital offers a comprehensive suite of services aimed at modernizing business operations on a single platform. The company serves a diverse clientele, including educational institutions, by leveraging ServiceNow as an integrated system of automation and intelligent ERP. Volteo Digital's business model revolves around subscription-based services and support solutions, providing tangible business value and improving user experiences. With a global customer base exceeding 100, Volteo Digital partners with organizations to expand the capabilities of the ServiceNow platform, ensuring a seamless digital transformation journey. The company generates revenue through its expertise in enhancing ServiceNow platforms, offering tailored solutions that streamline operations and drive efficiency.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Volteo Edge

  Enterprise software

  Volteo Edge is a forward-thinking startup specializing in Edge Intelligence solutions. The company focuses on optimizing the performance and efficiency of various systems by processing data at the edge of the network, rather than relying solely on centralized data centers. This approach allows for real-time data analysis and decision-making, which is crucial for applications that require immediate responses.Volteo Edge serves a diverse range of clients, including those in traffic management, building management, and other industries that benefit from real-time data processing and automation. By partnering with industry leaders like ServiceNow and Intel, Volteo Edge leverages a strong ecosystem to deliver its innovative solutions.The market Volteo Edge operates in is the rapidly growing field of Edge Computing and Artificial Intelligence (AI). This market is driven by the increasing need for faster data processing and the ability to handle large volumes of data generated by IoT (Internet of Things) devices.Volteo Edge's business model revolves around providing Edge Intelligence as a Service (EaaS). This means they offer their technology and expertise on a subscription basis, allowing clients to integrate edge computing capabilities into their existing systems without significant upfront investment. The company makes money through these subscription fees, as well as through strategic partnerships and alliances that expand their market reach and enhance their service offerings.In summary, Volteo Edge is transforming how businesses manage and utilize data by bringing intelligence to the edge of the network. Their solutions help clients save money, improve efficiency, and enhance customer experiences by enabling real-time data processing and automation.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Volteo Group

  Volteo Group, established in 2013, operates globally across the Americas, Europe, and Asia Pacific, focusing on delivering strategic IoT and ServiceNow solutions. The company specializes in design, development, implementation, and consulting services, aiming to transform enterprise operations through technology and automation. Volteo serves a diverse clientele, including enterprises seeking to optimize their workflows and enhance operational efficiency. The business model revolves around providing tailored technology solutions and authorized sales, generating revenue through consulting and implementation services. Volteo's strategic partnerships, such as with Intel, underscore its commitment to advancing edge intelligence and IoT capabilities. Recognized as a top ServiceNow partner, Volteo continues to expand its influence in the ITSM consulting and managed services market.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Vybe Event Center

  Event tech

  Vybe Event Center is an entertainment and events complex located in Chandler, Arizona, on the border of Gilbert. The final component of the multi-year project, the experiential lounge VYBE, launched in May 2025, completing the full vision for The Forum Complex.The business operates as a multi-faceted venue-for-hire, generating revenue by renting its various spaces for private and corporate events. This includes everything from weddings, parties, and receptions to conferences, board meetings, and team-building events. The pricing structure is event-based, with costs ranging from $300 to $15,000. The business model centers on providing a high-end, all-in-one solution that combines luxury, advanced technology, and a distinct atmosphere.The 21,000-square-foot facility houses several distinct spaces that can be rented individually or in combination for a full buyout. These include 'The Venue,' a large event space with a 35-ft video wall and capacity for 160-240 guests; 'The Lounge,' a more intimate showroom for live music; 'The Patio,' an outdoor area for up to 250 attendees with its own bar and stage; and private Karaoke Suites for small groups. The complex also features 'The Luxe Room' for immersive dining experiences and flexible conference rooms for business meetings. The venue is equipped with top-of-the-line audio/visual systems, customizable LED walls, and offers full-service bars and catering options to serve a client base looking for a modern and memorable event setting.

  Early stage

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  WallStrip

  Media

  WallStrip emerged in October 2006 as a daily web show that uniquely blended financial news with a satirical, pop-culture sensibility. Lindzon, who holds an MBA and a Masters in International Management, began managing his own hedge fund in 1998 and his extensive background in the financial world informed the show's core concept. The company's business model was centered on creating entertaining and accessible financial content in the form of a daily video podcast. The show's premise was to analyze and discuss publicly traded companies that were performing at or near their all-time stock highs, making the often dry subject of stock market trends more palatable for a general audience. This approach, described as "stock culture meets pop culture," aimed to explain the cultural phenomena behind market successes. The content was distributed for free across the web, embracing a "Web 2.0" attitude of wide syndication rather than being a destination site, with the goal of generating revenue through advertising and brand partnerships. In May 2007, just over six months after its launch, WallStrip was acquired by CBS Interactive. The acquisition was seen as a move by CBS to bring in a production team with a fresh perspective on cost-effective web video content and distribution. Following the acquisition, Lindzon became a consultant to the CBS Interactive division, while Elend, Marks, and Campbell continued to create content for the platform. Despite its popularity and having produced approximately 500 episodes, the show ceased production abruptly in December 2008, as it did not generate the revenue CBS had anticipated.

  Early stage · $600K raised