Venue Agent is an online marketplace for booking venues for weddings, corporate events, and parties.

WooWho was a Cincinnati-based dating app aimed at moving matches from online introductions to real-life meetups quickly.

Bright Breaks offers short, live guided movement and mindfulness breaks for employees as a workplace-wellness benefit.

Ad Badger provides software and consulting helping Amazon sellers optimize PPC ad campaigns and bidding.

AdAdapted is a native mobile ad platform letting brands run in-app advertising campaigns.

Andtix is a mobile app for creating and sending personalized event invitations and tracking attendance.

Chalky was a platform connecting people facing a life transition with mentors who had already been through it.

CrowdHall, based in Salt Lake City, was a platform for free, crowd-sourced Q&A and town-hall discussions with public figures.

Personalized protein/nutrition supplement brand, DTC, tailored to individual fitness goals. One of The Brandery's most notable portfolio companies (Cincinnati seed accelerator).

Giftiki, based in Houston, was a social group-gifting platform where friends pooled money toward a gift; acquired by LaunchRock in 2012.

HireWheel was a platform verifying work history and enabling referrals for plumbers, contractors, and other home-service professionals.

Impulcity was a Cincinnati-founded, location-based mobile app for discovering local events and buying tickets, later shut down.

JUMPER Threads is a Cincinnati apparel startup reinventing basics like undershirts and socks with odor-resistant performance fabric.

Keego is a marketplace connecting certified translators with clients needing document, immigration, or website translation.

Keepio was a platform for cataloging personal belongings and collectibles and buying, selling, or sharing them peer-to-peer.

Lagoon was a smart water-flow sensor and app that monitored a home's main line for leaks and water conservation.

LifeBlinx was a Facebook app that turned users' uploaded photos and wall posts into automatically generated digital scrapbooks.

LookIt was a platform where fashion brands posted outfit photos so users could crowdsource style feedback.

LuckyPennie, founded in LA and relocated to Cincinnati for The Brandery, paired algorithms with human curators to recommend live music and concerts.

MusicPlay Analytics (later rebranded Soundstr) tracked music played in businesses to help ensure artists were paid for broadcast/performance use.