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  Pack'd Smoke Premium Seasonings

  Food

  Pack'd Smoke Farm Fresh Seasonings specializes in creating handcrafted seasonings using the freshest, organically grown produce sourced from local farmers committed to quality and sustainability. Operating from Surprise, Arizona, the company meticulously infuses fresh vegetables with smoke, dries them to perfection, and grinds them into flavorful blends. These seasonings are designed to enhance any dish with bold, smoky flavors. Pack'd Smoke serves culinary enthusiasts and home cooks who value high-quality, locally sourced ingredients. The business model revolves around direct sales of their unique seasoning blends, with potential revenue streams from new product launches and special promotions. By supporting local agriculture, Pack'd Smoke contributes to a sustainable food system.

  Early stage

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  peak heart & vascular

  Health

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  PerioView

  Health

  PerioView provides dental professionals with a minimally invasive dental endoscope for visualizing and treating periodontal disease. The company's core product is a next-generation endoscope system that features a miniaturized digital micro-camera on an ultra-thin, flexible probe, providing a clear, magnified view below the gumline in real-time on a high-definition touchscreen. This technology was developed to enhance the precision of procedures like scaling and root planing by allowing clinicians to see and remove calculus and diseased tissue that traditional methods might miss. Designed by clinicians, the system aims to integrate seamlessly into existing dental workflows, enhancing efficiency and profitability without major disruptions. The PerioView system enables hygienists and periodontists to perform non-surgical, precision-guided periodontal care, which can reduce patient discomfort and recovery time. By providing clear visual evidence of subgingival conditions, the technology also serves to improve patient education and case acceptance. The business model appears to be based on the sale of the PerioView Endoscopic Unit to dental practices, supported by in-practice training to ensure successful integration and utilization. The company also partners with dental and hygiene schools to provide education and access to the technology, fostering its adoption by the next generation of dental professionals. The company's offerings are targeted at periodontists, dental hygienists, and general dental practices seeking to elevate their standard of care for gum disease. PerioView reports that offices using its system see a measurable return on investment through increased treatment acceptance, improved outcomes, and expanded service offerings.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  PreFocus Solutions

  Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Professional Partners Group

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  ReGenesis Power Platforms

  Energy

  ReGenesis Power Platforms is a clean-technology company that provides an integrated system for converting waste into reliable, 24/7 base-load power. The company's clients include governments, municipal utilities, independent power producers, and industrial operators. ReGenesis partners with these entities to deploy its infrastructure, aiming to solve waste and energy challenges simultaneously. The company's core offering is its modular ZEER (Zero Emission Energy Reclamation) platforms, which utilize advanced gasification to process various waste streams, including municipal solid waste, tires, biomass, and other hard-to-manage materials. This technology is designed to divert over 90% of waste from landfills, eliminate tire stockpiles, and reduce emissions. The process yields utility-grade clean power that is not dependent on weather conditions, and it also produces valuable byproducts like biochar. The systems are designed to be rapidly deployable and scalable, with configurations ranging from smaller 60 tons-per-day (TPD) pilot systems to large-scale 1,000-TPD modular buildouts for metropolitan areas. Cunningham is an Army veteran and former firefighter with an entrepreneurial background in various industries, including environmental remediation and manufacturing. Jeremy brings three decades of experience in enterprise sales and business development, having previously founded and exited a company. The founding team possesses over 30 years of collective expertise in energy infrastructure, government partnerships, and project finance. ReGenesis's business model involves providing the technology and expertise while the partner organization owns and operates the infrastructure. The company offers comprehensive support, from initial site planning and system design to commissioning, operator training, and ongoing technical assistance. This turnkey approach allows clients to gain control over their waste management and energy production, achieve environmental compliance, and potentially generate carbon credits.

  Early stage

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  rodeohyundai.com

  Transportation

  Early stage

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  Safepestcontrolaz

  Early stage

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  Scaleandsketch

  Real estate

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  SenesTech

  Health

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  ServeMD

  Health

  ServeMD is a healthcare organization dedicated to delivering high-quality medical services with a focus on allergy, asthma, and cardiology care. ServeMD caters to a diverse clientele, including individuals seeking specialized care for allergies and asthma, as well as those requiring regular health checkups and cardiology consultations. The business model revolves around providing personalized, evidence-based care, ensuring patients receive tailored treatment plans that address their specific health needs. Revenue is generated through patient consultations, diagnostic testing, and ongoing medical management. The practice emphasizes patient-centered care, aiming to make a positive impact on the community by prioritizing patient well-being and fostering a compassionate healthcare environment. Operating hours are Monday to Friday, 07:30 am to 05:00 pm, allowing for convenient scheduling of appointments.

  Early stage

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  SyncHub 360 Inc

  Fintech, Enterprise software

  SyncHub 360 Inc. is developing a unified, modular operating system designed to replace the fragmented software tools used by modern bookkeeping, accounting, and Client Advisory Services (CAS) firms. The initial idea for SyncHub emerged in early 2019 after receiving multiple requests from businesses looking to integrate data from various cloud platforms into their reporting tools. Leveraging an existing robust web framework from Blackball, the first version of SyncHub was developed in less than a week. The core of the business is the SyncHub OS™, which acts as a firm's central system of record. It is designed to orchestrate workflows, standardize operations, and enforce governance without replacing a firm’s existing accounting or payroll systems. The platform is built around end-to-end workflows, from client onboarding and document management to ledger management and AI-assisted review. Its modular design allows firms to adopt specific functionalities and scale over time. Future modules planned include CRM, Payroll, Expense, and Advisory hubs. SyncHub 360 operates on a SaaS model, and the company is currently engaging with early design partners to shape the platform's development ahead of a public launch. The business model addresses common data problems such as siloed information across multiple cloud platforms and the resource-intensive process of manual data exporting. It allows clients to connect their cloud services to reporting tools like Power BI, Tableau, and Excel, or use SyncHub's built-in 'Insights' platform. The system provides raw, real-time data staged in a managed data warehouse, which can be provided by SyncHub or the client's own, and is optimized for AI applications. The company also offers solutions for franchise owners, providing aggregated cloud reporting across an entire franchise network with features like sub-accounts and white-labeling.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Ultrasabers

  Home & living

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  USA Pickleball

  Sports

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Valt.X Cyber Security

  Security

  Valt.X is a forward-thinking company specializing in cyber resilience and security solutions for endpoint computers. Operating primarily in the cybersecurity market, Valt.X serves a diverse range of clients including businesses, government agencies, and individual consumers who require robust protection against cyber threats. The company has developed a suite of software and semiconductor-based products designed to secure endpoint computers with absolute certainty. These products include Valt.X Cyber Resilience for Windows Software, S Chip, Desktop Server SecureCards, and the upcoming Valt.X CyberDome. Valt.X generates revenue through the sale of these products, as well as through bundled packages like the 'Defend Canada USA Now' bundle, which includes installation and support services. The business model focuses on providing comprehensive cybersecurity solutions that eliminate the need for future security product purchases or repairs, thereby offering long-term value to its clients.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $6.5M raised

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  Westsidepcrepair

  Marketing

  Early stage

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  Wing Ding 37

  Early stage

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  Wyyerd Group

  Telecom

  Wyyerd Group, LLC is a provider of fiber-optic based internet and related infrastructure services for residential, business, and institutional clients. Scarano, who also co-founded Zayo Group, brought extensive experience from previous roles at companies like Eunetworks and ICG Communications. The company's business model focuses on delivering high-speed internet through its fiber-to-the-premise network, offering symmetrical speeds up to 8 Gbps without data caps or hidden fees. Wyyerd serves a diverse client base that includes residential homes, businesses, enterprises, non-profit organizations, and government entities. Its revenue is generated through providing these internet services and managing fiber infrastructure. Wyyerd has pursued a growth strategy that combines organic expansion with strategic acquisitions. A notable acquisition was Zona Communications in 2019, which established a strong foothold in Arizona's West Valley. More recently, in May 2025, the company acquired key fiber network assets from Ting Fiber and Conterra Networks, significantly expanding its presence in Southern Arizona, including the Tucson area. The company is backed by prominent investors, including The Carlyle Group, which acquired a majority stake in early 2021, and Columbia Capital. This financial backing has enabled Wyyerd to secure significant debt financing to accelerate the deployment of its fiber optic network across the Southwestern U.S. The company has stated its mission is to provide future-proof connectivity with a focus on community-oriented, customer-first service.

  Early stage · 51–200 employees

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  Yoomee Adventures

  Early stage · 2–10 employees