Scottsdale

1,345–1,368 of 1,830 companies

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  RivalFlow AI

  Marketing

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Roboteq

  Robotics, Semiconductors

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Rokit SEO

  Marketing

  Early stage

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  Roth Learning

  Education

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  RottenHOAs—Anonymous HOA Reviews

  RottenHOAs.com is an innovative platform designed to empower homeowners across the United States by allowing them to anonymously review their Homeowners Associations (HOAs). The service caters to both homeowners and HOA administrators, offering a dual benefit: residents can share their experiences without fear of retaliation, while HOAs can engage with feedback to enhance their reputation and improve community relations.Operating in the real estate and community management market, RottenHOAs.com serves individual homeowners and HOA boards. The business model is centered around user-generated content, where the value lies in the collective insights and experiences shared by the community. The platform potentially generates revenue through partnerships with HOAs looking to manage their online reputation and through premium features for enhanced engagement and analytics.By facilitating open communication and transparency, RottenHOAs.com helps homeowners make informed decisions about their communities. The platform's ease of use, requiring no login for reviews, further encourages participation and ensures a broad spectrum of feedback.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Route1

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Routine Skin

  Wellness & beauty

  The company specializes in creating products for the treatment and prevention of problematic and younger skin. The brand's philosophy is centered around using clean, powerful native botanicals, with formulas developed by scientists and tested by skin specialists. The founding of Routine Skin was driven by the founders' personal experiences. Steph Eastwood, with years of experience running skin salons, identified a gap in the market for skincare specifically dedicated to the needs of teenagers who lacked knowledge about proper skin health. Together, they aimed to create a range of simple, effective, and clean products. The company operates primarily through its Shopify-powered e-commerce website, catering mainly to customers in the United States. Its product line is designed to be unisex and features native Australian botanicals like Kakadu Plum, Davidson Plum, Desert Lime, and Native Peach, which are known for their effectiveness in reducing inflammation. To ensure its products resonate with its target demographic, Routine Skin maintains a yearly Teen Advisory Board that provides direct feedback on product development.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  ROVR

  Media

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  ROYAL ALLURE

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Royal Hospice

  Health

  Royal Hospice provides compassionate, personalized end-of-life care for patients and their families. The company also has sister companies, Vital Palliative and is affiliated with the ComForCare home care agency. This journey led him to identify a need for more comprehensive support for families. In March 2015, he acquired a ComForCare home care franchise, and a few years later, founded Royal Hospice to provide end-of-life care that allows families to focus on their loved ones. Royal Hospice operates in the healthcare providers industry, offering Medicare-certified hospice services primarily in a patient's home, which can be a private residence, group home, or assisted living facility. The business model is centered on providing care through an interdisciplinary team that includes a Medical Director, RN Case Manager, Licensed Nursing Assistant, Medical Social Worker, and a chaplain. Services are tailored to individual needs and include Routine Care for stable patients and General Inpatient Care for short-term symptom management in a medical facility. The company focuses on a high level of communication, using a HIPAA-compliant texting system for the care team and family. It also provides unique offerings through partnerships, such as Remembrance Bears and pet peace of mind programs. The company achieved ACHC (Accreditation Commission for Health Care) accreditation for its Scottsdale location in February 2019 and secured a U.S. Trademark in October 2020. The Oregon location, a partnership with Mark & Christina Turnbull, received its accreditation in July 2023.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Rpmspinaz

  Early stage

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  Rry Publications LLC

  Health

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  RS International, LLC

  Energy

  Early stage

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  RSmart

  Education

  RSmart provides OneCampus, a cloud-based portal for higher education institutions designed to simplify access to campus information and services. The platform serves students, faculty, and staff by providing a single point of access to various campus resources.OneCampus addresses the limitations of traditional, complex campus portals by offering a more intuitive and user-friendly experience. The system is designed to work on any device, including desktops, tablets, and smartphones, ensuring that users can access the information they need from anywhere.The core of the OneCampus platform is its Google-like search functionality, which allows users to quickly find and access services such as class schedules, grades, and campus news. The platform also uses AI to learn from user behavior and improve the search experience over time. Additionally, OneCampus includes features for task management and targeted communications, allowing administrators to send important alerts and updates to specific user groups.Through a partnership with Regroup, a mass notification provider, RSmart offers a comprehensive solution that combines a streamlined communication platform with an organized campus portal. This integration allows for efficient dissemination of information and a more connected campus environment.

  Breakout · 11–50 employees · $18.1M raised

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  RubyRide

  Transportation

  RubyRide offers a subscription-based driver service, positioning itself as a car replacement solution primarily for low-density urban and suburban areas. The company's business model is centered on a fixed monthly fee, which provides users with unlimited rides within a specific geographic zone. This contrasts with the pay-per-ride model of typical ride-hailing services. RubyRide offers various subscription plans tailored for individuals, families, and communities, and also partners with organizations to provide transportation for their clients. The service is designed for users who require frequent, scheduled, short trips, such as daily commuters and those who cannot or choose not to drive. The target demographic includes millennials, the retired population, students, and single-parent households. Operationally, RubyRide focuses on creating efficiency by concentrating on customers who need services at various times throughout the day. Drivers are W-2 employees who are hired locally and undergo background checks, with the aim of fostering a sense of comfort and relationship-building with passengers, who can request specific drivers. Initially launched in Phoenix, the service has expanded to other areas, including a pilot program in the Sto-Rox region of Pittsburgh and operations in North Mankato, Minnesota. The company has also explored specialized services, such as a "PostOp Concierge" in partnership with a physician to provide transportation and support for patients before and after surgery.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $70K raised

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  RumbleSeat

  Transportation

  Early stage

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  Rushline

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Ruxia

  Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  RUYO

  Gaming, Security

  Early stage

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  RVnGO

  Travel

  RVnGO operates as a peer-to-peer technology platform facilitating RV rentals across the United States. The company connects RV owners with potential renters, offering a seamless experience for both parties. RVnGO's business model revolves around providing a marketplace where users can list and rent RVs, motorhomes, campers, and travel trailers. The platform stands out by offering transparent pricing with no hidden fees, ensuring users know the exact cost before committing to a rental. Additionally, RVnGO includes comprehensive rental insurance in its offerings, providing $1,000,000 in liability coverage and up to $250,000 in property damage coverage, which enhances the security and peace of mind for both renters and owners. The target market includes families and individuals seeking affordable and flexible travel options, as well as RV owners looking to monetize their vehicles when not in use. By leveraging the sharing economy, RVnGO taps into the growing demand for unique travel experiences and cost-effective vacation solutions. The platform's user-friendly interface allows for easy search and booking, making it a convenient choice for those planning road trips or vacations. RVnGO's strategic focus on customer satisfaction and safety positions it as a competitive player in the RV rental market.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $2.5M raised

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  RxMapper

  Health

  RxMapper operates at the intersection of genomics and pharmacology, providing a platform designed to personalize medication management. The company was established in 2018 through a collaboration between OneOme and the Mayo Clinic. This partnership leverages the clinical expertise of the Mayo Clinic with OneOme's technological capabilities in pharmacogenomics.The core of RxMapper's offering is a proprietary platform that interprets a patient's genetic profile to predict their response to various medications. This process, known as pharmacogenomics (PGx), aims to move beyond a one-size-fits-all approach to prescribing. The service is delivered through a telehealth model, where pharmacists utilize the platform to provide consultations. They analyze a patient's DNA sequencing results to identify potential gene-drug interactions, guiding healthcare providers in selecting medications that are more likely to be effective and less likely to cause adverse effects. The business model targets healthcare providers and systems, offering a tool to improve prescribing accuracy. By analyzing how an individual's genetic makeup affects their response to drugs, the service seeks to enhance health outcomes and reduce costs associated with adverse drug reactions and ineffective treatments. The platform's output is an interpretive report that helps clinicians make more informed decisions about drug choice and dosage for their patients. The development of RxMapper was driven by a need for more precise and individualized medication strategies. The collaboration with the Mayo Clinic provides a strong foundation of clinical research and validation for the platform's methodologies. RxMapper serves clients who are seeking to integrate genetic data into their clinical practice for a more personalized approach to patient care.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $1.1M raised

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  Ryver

  Travel

  Ryver is a comprehensive collaboration and productivity platform designed to streamline team communication, task management, and business process automation. Serving small to medium-sized businesses and enterprise clients, Ryver operates in the competitive market of team collaboration tools. The platform integrates chat, file sharing, and task management into a single application, making it easier for teams to stay organized and efficient. Ryver's business model is subscription-based, offering various pricing tiers to cater to different business needs. Revenue is generated through monthly or annual subscription fees, with a 14-day free trial available to attract new users. The platform also supports third-party integrations via APIs and webhooks, allowing businesses to customize their workflows and enhance productivity. Ryver's continuous updates and commitment to user feedback have earned it multiple accolades, including recognition from G2, a leading platform for business software reviews.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $5.5M raised

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  Saccadous, Inc

  Health

  Saccadous, Inc. operates within the digital health sector, focusing on the development of a non-invasive platform for diagnosing and monitoring neurological disorders. The company was founded in January 2014 after winning an award from the ASU “Furnace” Technology Transfer Accelerator, which provided initial funding. The company’s core technology is centered on capturing and analyzing involuntary eye movements, known as microsaccades, to identify patterns indicative of conditions like Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's, and concussions. The intellectual property, licensed from Dignity Health, is based on over a decade of research demonstrating that microsaccade attributes differ significantly between healthy individuals and those with neurological diseases. The Saccadous solution comprises hardware, software, and analytics engineered to function on mobile devices. Its cloud-based infrastructure and proprietary algorithms allow for near real-time analysis of the large datasets generated from eye-tracking tests. A single five-minute test can produce tens of thousands of data points, which are then processed to find the unique signatures of various neurological conditions. This approach aims to add involuntary eye movements as a new, evidence-based data source in medicine. The company's business model targets the healthcare and clinical research markets, providing a tool for enhanced diagnosis, treatment tracking, and telemedicine. Saccadous has engaged in multiple collaborations to advance its technology. In 2018, it began using virtual reality eye-tracking technology to improve concussion tracking. A partnership was formed with Systems Imagination, Inc. in 2019 to leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning for developing more precise algorithms from eye-tracking data. Further research collaborations have been established with institutions like The Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center at Barrow Neurological Institute and SMART Brain Aging, Inc. to study conditions ranging from Parkinson's to Mild Cognitive Impairment. The company secured $40,000 in a seed funding round on May 29, 2014, from BioAccel.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Saddleback Communications

  Telecom

  Early stage · 11–50 employees