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Keybase.io is also a Keybase client, however certain crypto actions (signing and decrypting) are limited to users who store client-encrypted copies of their private keys on the server, an optional feature we didn`t mention above. On the website, all crypto is performed in JavaScript, in your browser. Some people have strong feelings about this, for good reason.
SchoolPass is a modern platform for schools to simplify and secure dismissal, attendance, visitor management, after school programs, and much more.
Hunt Interactive is a Bellevue, WA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Appthority`s App Risk Management service automates discovering the hidden behaviors of millions of apps and allowing the apps that employees can securely use. Only Appthority combines the largest global database of millions of analyzed public and enterprise apps with a policy management engine to speed app review and approval and enforce custom, acceptable use polices for thousands of employees within minutes. With unprecedented visibility and control over risky app behaviors, Appthority enables companies to leverage mobility and empower a smarter, safer, mobile workforce. Headquartered in San Francisco, Appthority is venture-backed by U.S. Venture Partners (USVP) and Venrock.
Jelli was an interactive radio broadcasting service that was launched in 2009 and ended in 2014, when it changed its business platform towards its cloud based sales products for radio stations. The company is based in San Mateo, California. Jelli was created by Michael Dougherty (formerly of Tellme Networks) and Jateen Parekh (formerly from the Amazon Kindle project).[1] Using the concept of crowdsourcing, Jelli is a modernised version of All Request radio, billed as a "multiplayer video game on a radio station". Jelli debuted on CBS Radio-owned KITS in San Francisco on June 28, 2009.[5][6] After starting out with a Sunday night Jelli show on KITS in 2009, Jelli was further expanded to a Monday through Friday night show called "Free for All" in January, 2010, hosted by DJ White Menace. Jelli shows were broadcast on KITS six nights a week. On June 29, 2014, Jelli ceased operations as a user-controlled radio platform and turned its focus to selling advertising through the services of co-owned Radiospot.[7] On June 23, 2015, Jelli announced $21 million in Series B funding from Relay Ventures, Intel Capital, First Round Capital, iHeartMedia, and Universal Music Group