Venture-Backed Data Startup Qualytics Sets Up Atlanta Headquarters
With $16.7M raised, Qualytics sets up its new HQ inside Atlanta Tech Village.
Maija Ehlinger
Last-Minute Valentine’s Day Gifts in Atlanta — Powered by a Georgia Tech Grad’s Retail-Focused Startup
PopUp Spaces connects vendors to short-term retail space in Atlanta, giving small businesses visibility, real-world testing, and new customer reach.
Charleston Startup Voyije Helps Study Abroad Students Capture More Than Just Photos
Students across the Southeast are heading abroad with more than just a passport and a backpack.
They’re armed with Voyije, a Charleston-born platform designed to transform how study abroad students document and measure their international experiences.
The travel companion app, built by co-founders Henry Garcia, Andy McCarthy,
He’s Still in High School — But Could His Startup Tackle a Massive Workforce Problem?
Noah Marbach worked enough restaurant and retail shifts to know scheduling is a nightmare. And the tools meant to solve it? They’re often part of the problem.
“[Most tools] assume that restaurant managers have the time to sit down, open up their computer, and navigate through a bunch of
Birmingham’s Startup Luau Is Calling the Plays for Your Social Calendar
Planning a Super Bowl party? It shouldn’t take three group chats, a shared spreadsheet, and a Facebook invite that only half your guests even open to make it happen.
Whether it’s Super Bowl Sunday or any other day of the year, event planning and logistics bog hosts and
Atlanta’s Loop Wants Your Old Stuff (And Will Pay You for It)
Loop just might become Atlanta’s new decluttering hack. The newly-launched startup, spun out of Neighborhood Studios, is helping people make money from the extra household items...without having to go onto Facebook Marketplace.
Atlanta Fans Get a “Choose-Your-Own” Olympics: Xfinity Deploys AI Fan View for Milan Cortina 2026
Comcast’s Olympic package addresses genuine pain points: Too much content, not enough time, and a broadcasting model built for a different era of television consumption.