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Robin is a software company that modernizes the open office and maximizes employee productivity and engagement by reducing friction. It helps employees secure the ideal space and resources for whatever project they’re working on at any given time while equipping facilities leaders with the insights they need to continually optimize the workplace. The solution to the open office isn’t more walls. It’s activity-based working. Robin schedules meetings, desks, and people in thousands of offices around the world. It was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Boston, Massachusettes.

Tango is a digital software developer focused on simplifying work process documentation. Its platform automatically captures users' actions on their computer screens, generating interactive guides that facilitate knowledge sharing and enhance task completion efficiency. By providing a Chrome Extension that captures workflow best practices in real-time, Tango enables teams to learn from top performers and streamline onboarding processes for new hires. This approach allows organizations to improve their internal training methods without the need for traditional written instructions or training videos.

Operator of an application programming interface platform intended to help other users to create collaborative applications. The company offers a live presence status application programming interface platform where users can show when someone joins a page, project, or document by displaying an avatar in a corner and can also share everyone's cursor position, text selection, or content selection in real-time, enabling developers to collaborate and build products as well as focus on the core product.

Welo is a developer of a virtual workspace communication system aimed at enhancing collaboration among geographically distributed teams. The platform creates a virtual environment for interactive visual communication, allowing team members to engage in conversations and collaborate on projects seamlessly. By facilitating easy movement between discussions and integrating with various tools, Welo helps businesses improve productivity and foster a sense of culture within the distributed work model.

Clockwise Inc. is a technology company based in San Francisco, California, that specializes in artificial intelligence software for time management. Established in 2016, it offers a smart calendar assistant that connects to users' work calendars at the system level, learning individual preferences such as working hours, time zones, and meeting tolerances. This AI-driven solution intelligently organizes schedules to enhance productivity by automatically scheduling meetings and identifying optimal times for focused work while protecting personal time. Additionally, Clockwise has introduced Clockwise for Teams, a toolkit designed to support remote workers in managing their time effectively.

Miro, formerly known as RealtimeBoard, Inc., is a company that specializes in a collaborative whiteboarding platform designed to enhance teamwork among distributed and remote teams. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, Miro's platform enables users, including managers, designers, and marketers, to effectively collaborate, visualize ideas, and share work across various formats and channels. The platform supports a range of activities such as brainstorming sessions, project planning, and product design, facilitating agile methodologies and user experience research. Miro boasts over 7 million users and 20,000 paying customers, including a significant portion of Fortune 100 companies. The platform integrates seamlessly with popular applications like Atlassian JIRA, Slack, and Google Drive, allowing organizations to maintain existing workflows. Accessible via web browsers, desktop applications, and mobile devices, Miro's service ensures that collaboration is effective and secure, regardless of team members' locations. Additional offices are located in Los Angeles, Perm, and Amsterdam.

ADAM.ai is the intelligent meeting assistant for every organization team member. Opening up new possibilities of utilizing meetings content

Developer of an issue-tracking and project management tool intended to turn data into spreadsheets. The company's tool extends all products and works with both company-managed and team-managed projects in the cloud and allows users to organize issues by their sub-task, base, and epic level, as well as their own custom levels based on issue links, enabling clients to manage all their work in one place effortlessly.

Developer of a service desk platform designed to connect customers and employees to support, IT and business teams via online forms and emails. The company's software brings forms and emails to the application and makes it possible for internal teams to communicate with external users, enabling clients to boost productivity and efficiency while also offering a unified customer service experience through a centralized hub.

Halp is a company that specializes in integrating ticketing systems with Slack, catering specifically to modern IT teams. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, Halp offers a unique conversational platform tailored for internal ticketing processes. This innovative solution allows users to assign, prioritize, and respond to requests directly within Slack, streamlining communication and enhancing efficiency. By focusing on user experience, Halp aims to increase employee happiness and productivity, making it easier for teams to engage with coworkers and address customer support needs effectively.

Hugo Corporation, founded in 2016 and based in San Francisco, California, specializes in cloud-based connected meeting notes software. Its primary product, the Hugo application, enables teams to collaboratively set meeting agendas, share notes, and organize insights based on participant attendance. The software facilitates the transformation of meeting notes into actionable items and includes integrations with over 20 tools such as chat, CRM, video conferencing, and project management applications. This functionality allows organizations to manage their meetings effectively, ensuring efficiency and transparency in communication and collaboration among team members.

Good Software Co. is a Sydney-based developer of applications for software platforms, primarily focusing on the Atlassian Marketplace. Founded in August 2016, the company began as a side project and has since expanded to support three Atlassian Marketplace applications specifically designed for Confluence. These applications are known for their analytics capabilities, which assist clients in engaging with their content and making informed decisions. Good Software Co. has established itself as a key player in the marketplace, providing valuable tools that enhance user experience and decision-making processes.

Screenful Oy is a software as a service company based in Helsinki, Finland, established in 2013. It specializes in developing an analytics visualization platform that enables users to create visual dashboards and automated reports using data from popular project management tools such as Jira, Trello, GitHub, and Pivotal Tracker. The platform facilitates collaboration among project teams by providing quick overviews of project progress, which can be accessed on smartphones, tablets, or displayed on large screens for enhanced visibility. Screenful's solution aims to streamline project management by offering automated status updates and weekly email digests to keep team members and stakeholders informed.

Trello is an online collaboration tool designed to facilitate teamwork on various projects. It features a user-friendly, drag-and-drop interface that allows users to visually organize tasks, making it easy to track progress and assignments. Available on multiple platforms, including smartphones, tablets, and desktops, Trello can be adapted for diverse uses such as managing sales pipelines, training programs, home renovations, and personal events. Developed initially by Fog Creek Software and later established as an independent company, Trello aims to enhance project management by providing a flexible and engaging environment for users.

Hall (formerly CompanyLine) helps teams and companies communicate in real-time. Our all-in-one unified communications app has everything your company needs to communicate and get things done. Hall was part of **[AngelPad](http://angelpad.org) #4** in 2012.

BlueJimp, which is headquartered in Strasbourg, France, is the company behind Jitsi, a popular open-source chat and video conferencing tool. BlueJimp’s technology will replace the current video chat technology that powers Atlassian’s HipChat video features, both in Atlassian’s hosted and on-premise versions.

HipChat launched in 2010 to give companies and teams a collaboration and chat service that was built just for them. They wanted to combine the power of group chat and the simplicity of consumer IM services with the administrative controls that companies need. In March 2012, HipChat was acquired by Atlassian.

SourceTree, a popular client for Git and Mercurial distributed version control systems (DVCS) as well as Subversion source control.