Ellie Horvath
In recent years, London has become a hub for promising startups, driving innovation and reshaping traditional business models especially in the application industry. The city is home to a number of newly launched startups, offering outstanding services and products aimed at transforming our daily experiences from financial transactions to healthcare services. This article showcases a collection of startups, all incorporated in 2020, which have made significant strides in their respective fields. These innovative companies are quick to adapt and scale, defining the future of the Apps Industry.
These London-based startups are having a considerable impact, offering a variety of solutions for businesses, consumers, and developers. Whether it’s disrupting financial services, innovating healthcare solutions, empowering developers, or providing a platform for social communities, these startups are at the forefront of technological evolution. We’ll take a closer look at what each startup offers, gaining an insight into their innovative contributions to their respective industry.
It’s exhilarating watching these promising ventures having a real-world impact. These startups have conceived ingenious solutions to issues faced by different industries. Join us as we examine the unique offerings of each of these pioneers hoping to inspire individuals and businesses alike.
Atlantic Money
Founded by Neeraj Baid and Patrick Kavanagh, Atlantic Money offers an international money transfer service for a flat fee of £3 or €3 at the current exchange rate. The company aims to provide the world’s cheapest solution for money transfers in foreign currencies. Since its establishment in 2020, Atlantic Money has become an international player in payment services based out of London.
Raycast
Developed by Petr Nikolaev and Thomas Mann, Raycast is a command bar software that assists developers to control their tools. It includes a search bar to quickly search commands and a built-in store to discover and install extensions such as Jira or GitHub.
WeLinQ
WeLinQ, founded by Amit Kushwaha, is a London-based start-up in the Mobile Apps, Online Games, and Personal Health industry.
PawaPay
PawaPay is a payments company that offers mobile payment solutions to African consumers or businesses. Founded in 2020, pawaPay has focused on the mobile money infrastructure provided by telecommunications companies in Africa. Through pawaPay’s simple API, merchants can access more than 300 million customers in more than ten markets.
Anima
Anima, founded by Shun Pang, aims to revolutionize healthcare delivery through its Care Enablement Platform, speeding up the clinical workflow and enabling providers to deliver the right care for patients within 24 hours.
Shackle
Based in London, Shackle is a hotel app that digitizes and enhances the entire guest experience for hotels.
Earnr
Founded by Anil Nair, Enzo Ottens, and Jamie Leverton, Earnr is a finance and tax service aimed at the U.K. creator economy and those doing “side-hustle” businesses.
Twig
Founded by Geri Cupi, Twig is a fintech company that powers the circular economy and enables users to turn things into cash instantly.
CLUB
Founded by Chris Cragg, CLUB is a mobile football fantasy game which allows users to create their own football club.
Camlist
Founded by Moustafa Mahmoud, Camlist is a mobile app that facilitates the buying and selling process for anything related to pets, pet services, and pet accessories.
Amity
Co-founded by Francesca Gargaglia, Korawad Chearavanont, and Touchapon Kraisingkorn, Amity is on a mission to make social experiences more accessible. The company’s flagship platform, Amity Social Cloud, enables developers to add social features to any app or website.
Founded in 2020, all these prospering startups are leaving their mark on their respective fields in the app industry, playing a crucial role in shaping the future of technology in London and beyond.
