Phoenix

577–600 of 2,570 companies

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  Cyber Dive

  Kids

  Cyber Dive is a startup operating in the digital safety and parental control market. The company provides a unique solution to the growing problem of children's safety on the internet. Unlike traditional parental control software that relies on blocking certain apps or limiting screen time, Cyber Dive adopts a more comprehensive approach. It recognizes the limitations of these traditional methods, such as children's ability to bypass restrictions and the inability of these apps to keep up with the evolving online language of kids.Cyber Dive's business model is centered around providing parents with a more effective way to monitor their children's online activities. It aims to catch potentially harmful content that may slip past other parental control software, such as cyberbullying messages, predatory conversations, and posts related to self-harm. The company's solution is designed to keep up with the evolving online language of kids, ensuring that potentially harmful content is flagged and brought to parents' attention.The company's primary clients are parents who are concerned about their children's online safety. By providing a more effective solution to monitor children's online activities, Cyber Dive is addressing a significant need in the market. The company generates revenue by selling its advanced parental control software to parents.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  da vinci health group

  Health

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Dan Marx Creative

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  DankLocal

  Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Dao8

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Darinsproshop

  Fashion, Sports

  Early stage

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  Dash Tech

  Semiconductors

  Developer of a tech application company designed for software and tech companies. The company specializes in providing efficient, flexible, high-performance processing for sensing and communications edge applications thereby allowing clients for ASIC-level performance with out-of-the-box adaptability for a wide range of applications.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $1.8M raised

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  Dashzen

  Early stage

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  Data Center Hub

  Enterprise software

  Data Center Hub (dchub.cloud) provides a data intelligence platform offering real-time tracking of data center capacity, site selection tools, and market intelligence. The service is designed for hyperscale buyers, cloud providers, investment firms, and utilities. The platform consolidates data on over 20,000 facilities across more than 140 countries, providing insights into available capacity, new construction, land, power, and interconnection. It tracks key market metrics such as vacancy rates, absorption, and pricing for over 35 global markets. The business model appears to be subscription-based, with a free tier offering access to a data center map and a paid pro plan for advanced intelligence and reports. The company also has a partner network program for vendors, service providers, and construction partners to gain visibility on the platform. This ecosystem includes over 200 vendors across categories like construction, cooling, and power systems. Data Center Hub positions itself as an authoritative source for the AI era, with its platform indexed and integrated with major AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google Gemini for facility queries and market intelligence. The platform features a real-time API, allowing programmatic access to search and filter data center facilities and retrieve capacity and availability data.

  Early stage

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  Data Realms

  Gaming

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Database Systems - Emergency Broadcasting

  Telecom

  Early stage

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  Datachamps

  Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Datacom Merchant Services

  Semiconductors

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  datajoi

  Marketing, Enterprise software

  DataJoi is a SaaS platform that helps marketing and analytics teams manage, explore, and present their data more efficiently. It integrates directly with existing websites and business data sources to centralize data from multiple channels—such as Google Ads, Facebook Ads, LinkedIn, and TikTok—eliminating manual collection and spreadsheet errors.The platform features an SQL AI agent that transforms natural language prompts into accurate, optimized SQL queries. This enables non-technical users to perform advanced data exploration, validation, documentation, and quality assurance without writing code. By bridging the gap between humans and data teams, DataJoi reduces the time spent on query generation and minimizes errors in analysis.Users can automate reporting, build customizable dashboards with drag-and-drop tools, and blend cross-channel marketing data for unified insights. Prebuilt templates and a visual query builder accelerate setup and support complex, blended data models, making it easier for teams to analyze multi-channel performance and track ROI.Designed for both agencies managing multiple clients and in-house teams, DataJoi emphasizes automated workflows, near real-time updates via native connectors, and streamlined collaboration. Its subscription model targets organizations seeking to reduce manual workload, improve data quality, and deliver consistent, client-ready reporting.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Datarango

  Education

  Datarango offers a dynamic platform designed to enhance AI and data skills through a gamified and business-immersive learning experience. Catering to individuals seeking to advance their knowledge in artificial intelligence and machine learning, Datarango provides a unique blend of interactive games, simulations, and expert mentorship. The platform continuously updates its content and hosts regular competitions to ensure learners stay ahead in the rapidly evolving AI landscape. Users receive personalized recommendations based on their learning journey, allowing for a tailored educational experience. Datarango's business model focuses on personal, non-commercial use, ensuring a secure and engaging environment for skill development. The platform generates revenue through subscriptions and potentially through partnerships with industry experts who contribute to the mentorship program. By analyzing usage data, Datarango continually refines its offerings to enhance user engagement and platform functionality.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Datavolo

  Enterprise software

  Datavolo is a cutting-edge startup that specializes in creating advanced dataflow infrastructure, designed to streamline and optimize the way businesses handle their data. The company focuses on developing fast, flexible, and reusable data pipelines that replace traditional, single-use, point-to-point code. This allows organizations to focus on their core activities and drive innovation without being bogged down by complex data management tasks.Datavolo primarily serves businesses that rely heavily on data, particularly those utilizing large language models (LLMs) and generative AI. These clients span various industries, including tech companies, financial institutions, and research organizations, all of which require efficient and scalable data solutions to harness their unstructured data effectively.Operating in the data infrastructure and AI market, Datavolo offers a unique value proposition by providing pipelines that can be configured from any data source to any destination in minutes, without the need for custom coding. This flexibility and speed are crucial for businesses that need to adapt quickly to changing data requirements.The business model of Datavolo revolves around offering its dataflow infrastructure as a service. Clients subscribe to their platform, gaining access to scalable and configurable data pipelines. The company generates revenue through subscription fees, which are likely tiered based on the volume of data processed and the level of service required.Datavolo's competitive edge lies in its ability to provide fully observable data pipelines, ensuring data integrity and trust through built-in lineage tracking. This feature is particularly valuable for businesses that need to maintain high standards of data accuracy and compliance.In summary, Datavolo is revolutionizing the way businesses manage their data by offering fast, scalable, and flexible data pipelines that eliminate the need for single-use code and expensive configurations. Their focus on unstructured data and generative AI positions them as a key player in the data infrastructure market.

  Breakout · 2–10 employees · $21.0M raised

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  Datengesteuerte

  Enterprise software

  Early stage

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  Dave's Painting Plusc

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Daycraft Weapon Systems

  Daycraft Systems specializes in the development and production of advanced ordnance and ammunition solutions, catering to air, naval, and land applications. The company serves a diverse clientele, including the US Department of Defense, global military networks, and homeland security end users. Operating in the defense and military market, Daycraft Systems offers a range of products from 5.56mm to 40mm calibers, ensuring reliability, accuracy, and cost-effectiveness over the product lifecycle. The business model revolves around securing contracts and partnerships with leading ammunition and weapon system integrators, generating revenue through the sale of high-performance weaponry and ammunition. Notable projects include a $16.4M Foreign Military Sales contract awarded in 2021 for the delivery of 7.62mm FMGs, 12.7mm Autocannons, and 12.7mm SAR rifles. The company also offers custom designs in additional calibers to meet specific client needs.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $200K raised

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  Dayo Dental

  Travel

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Daytryp Health

  Health

  He previously co-founded and managed Scottsdale Recovery Center, a successful addiction treatment center. His experience in the field and his belief in the potential of psychedelic-assisted therapy to address the root causes of mental health issues inspired him to create Daytryp Health.The company offers at-home ketamine therapy via telehealth, with sublingual and intranasal options available to qualified patients. This service is designed for individuals struggling with treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, and PTSD. Daytryp Health's approach combines legal psychedelic medicines with psychotherapy to help patients unlock underlying memories and feelings. The company's mission is to revolutionize mental health treatment by providing whole-person care and evidence-based psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  DDC-I

  Semiconductors

  Early stage

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  Dealer Auto Glass of Las Vegas

  Transportation

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  DealerPeak

  The company originated from a progressive auto group in Portland, Oregon, to address the needs of a 17-location franchise, initially by developing a system to manage sales leads. This foundation has informed its focus on serving multi-location auto groups and individual dealerships alike. The company operates on a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) business model, generating revenue by providing its comprehensive dealership management solution to clients. This platform is designed to streamline operations for various dealership teams, including BDC, e-commerce, sales, and management. Its client base ranges from small, independent used car dealerships to large, enterprise-level dealer groups. DealerPeak's core offering is a flexible and customizable CRM that integrates multiple dealership functions into one system. Key features include lead management, sales floor management, a robust deal desking tool with lender-accurate data, inventory management, and digital marketing services. The platform also provides reporting and analytics with drill-down capabilities, trade appraisals, credit pulls, and equity mining. A significant component is its mobile application for iOS and Android, which allows sales teams to manage leads, scan driver's licenses, and access CRM functions from anywhere on the lot. The system also supports text, photo, and video communication with customers to enhance engagement. In 2019, the company launched CarDog, a mobile-first CRM initially designed as a feature for smaller, independent dealers, which was later spun off into its own entity.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $3.1M raised