11 startups you should know from Y Combinator’s summer 2015 demo day
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The top 5 consumer startups from Y Combinator Demo Day
Goldbely delivers the best of America’s culinary bounty to your door
Y Combinator’s surprise hit: Teespring, a nerdy T-shirt startup
What Silicon Valley really thinks about Y Combinator’s Demo Day
Y Combinator-backed Knowmia grows its library of educational video classes
Eligible streamlining the health care eligibility process
Healthy Labs launches its social network for people with chronic conditions
Virool helps advertising videos go viral
RegistryLove’s brides-to-be won’t get the same wedding gift twice
Three startups embark on journey to redefine the travel industry
Filepicker.io handles the messy process of uploading and sharing content
Sponsorfied: ‘We’ll do for sponsorship what Google did for targeted ads’
Keychain Logistics launches an iPhone app for the trucking industry
Referly lets businesses create their own rewards networks
99Designs competitor Scoutzie connects you with top mobile designers
Instacart is Uber for grocery delivery
Plivo, a scalable API for voice, says: ‘you’re going down, Twilio’
Funders Club crowdfunds itself (and other startups) into existence
Amicus turns social media into dollars for non profits
Kyte uses an Android app to protect your kids from smartphone evils
Sonalight wants to be a Siri that “saves lives”
Movin’ on up: 42Floors helps tenants find the perfect office space
Five new Y Combinator startups to watch
