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SmarterSelect simplifies running application-based programs by moving scholarships, grants, awards, and fellowship processes online. Administrators build custom application forms, invite and manage judges, and configure scoring rubrics and review rounds, while applicants get a straightforward online experience. By replacing paper and email-based processes, it saves administrators significant time and brings consistency and transparency to selection. The platform supports collaboration among reviewers, automated communications, and reporting on applicants and outcomes, and it scales from small awards to large scholarship programs. Its affordability and ease of use make it especially popular with foundations, associations, and educational institutions. SmarterSelect is designed for organizations that award scholarships, grants, or prizes and want an accessible, configurable tool to manage applications and reviews from submission to decision.

Shortcut, formerly Clubhouse, is a project management and issue tracking platform built for software engineering teams. It offers stories and epics, kanban boards, sprints, roadmaps, docs, objectives and OKRs, automations, advanced reporting, and integrations with GitHub, Slack, Figma, and 20+ tools, plus Korey, an AI agent for product engineering workflows. Engineering and product teams use Shortcut to plan, track, and ship work. Shortcut is priced by subscription: a free plan for up to 10 users, Team at $8.50/user/month, Business at $12/user/month (billed yearly), and a custom Enterprise plan.

Prophix is a corporate performance management platform that automates budgeting, planning, forecasting, financial consolidation, reporting, and close for mid-market finance teams. It centralizes financial data, replaces manual spreadsheet processes with structured workflows, and provides dashboards and analytics, helping finance departments plan more accurately and report faster while maintaining control and auditability. Prophix is chosen by mid-sized organizations that want enterprise-style FP&A and consolidation capabilities in an accessible package. Its automation of routine finance tasks, scenario planning, and integration with ERPs reduce cycle times and free analysts for higher-value work. With cloud delivery and increasingly AI-assisted features, Prophix helps finance teams modernize planning and reporting without the complexity of the largest enterprise suites.

Medallia is an enterprise experience management platform that captures customer and employee feedback and signals across many channels, including surveys, digital, voice, messaging, and social, then uses AI to analyze sentiment and surface insights. It turns feedback into action with role-based dashboards, alerts, and closed-loop workflows so organizations can improve experiences at scale. Large enterprises use Medallia to manage customer experience (CX), employee experience (EX), and digital experience programs. Medallia uses custom, quote-based pricing based on program scope, users, and feedback volume.

MediBuddy is one of India's largest digital healthcare platforms, offering online doctor consultations, medicine delivery, lab tests and diagnostics, hospitalization support, and insurance-linked healthcare, all in one app. It serves both individual consumers and corporates/insurers, connecting users to a wide network of doctors, hospitals, pharmacies, and labs. MediBuddy aims to make quality healthcare accessible on demand. Consultations start free or low-cost with paid services and corporate plans; pricing varies by service and is quoted for enterprise.

Wistia is a video platform built specifically for marketing and business, not a social video site. It hosts videos with a fully customizable, ad-free player that keeps viewers on your brand and site (not YouTube), and its focus is turning video into a marketing and lead-generation channel. Detailed video analytics, heatmaps showing exactly which parts viewers watch, rewatch, or skip, help teams understand engagement and improve content, while the branded player and channels create on-site video galleries. Beyond hosting, Wistia has grown into a create-and-convert platform. It includes screen and webcam recording, simple editing, and tools to produce videos and podcasts; lead-capture forms (Turnstile) collect emails inside the player; and calls-to-action, annotations, and chapters drive action. Its Automation Suite connects video engagement data to marketing and CRM tools, HubSpot, Marketo, Pardot, Klaviyo, ActiveCampaign, and Eloqua, so marketers can score leads and trigger campaigns based on what people watch. Live streaming and webinar features round out the offering. Wistia serves marketing teams and businesses that want professional, measurable video tied to their funnel. Pricing (updated in 2026) includes a Free plan (limited videos and bandwidth), a Business plan around $79/month (billed annually; ~$99 monthly) with more storage, bandwidth, and users, and custom Enterprise, with an Automation Suite add-on (~$250/month) for deep marketing integrations. It competes with Vimeo, YouTube, Loom, and Brightcove, differentiating on marketing analytics, lead capture, and CRM integration.

Coda is an all-in-one document platform that blurs the line between a doc, a spreadsheet, and an app. A Coda doc starts like a normal document but can contain powerful tables, a formula language, interactive controls (buttons, sliders, selects), and automations, so a single doc can become a project tracker, an OKR system, a CRM, or an internal wiki that actually does things, not just stores text. What sets Coda apart is depth: its tables and formulas are closer to a database and a programming environment than a simple grid, and "Packs" connect docs to external tools like Slack, Jira, Google Calendar, and Figma to pull in live data and push actions out. It also layers in Coda AI for writing, summarizing, and working with your doc data. This makes Coda a favorite of operations and product teams who want to build custom, connected workflows without code. Coda suits teams that outgrow static docs and want to build tailored tools, and it competes closely with Notion and Airtable. Pricing is per Doc Maker, only people who create docs are billed, while editors and viewers collaborate for free, so cost depends on how many builders you have.

MeetEdgar is a social media automation tool built around content recycling - it organizes your posts into categories and automatically re-shares them on a schedule, so your best content keeps working without constant manual posting. Aimed at solopreneurs, small businesses, and marketers, it emphasizes a set-it-and-forget-it approach to consistent social presence. The platform stores your content in a library organized by category, then fills your posting schedule automatically from those categories, recycling evergreen content over time. It supports scheduling and automation across major networks, weekly automations, and content categories, reducing the effort of maintaining an active, consistent social feed. MeetEdgar offers two straightforward plans: the Eddie plan at 29.99 dollars per month (24.91 dollars annual) for 5 social accounts, 10 weekly automations, and 4 content categories, and the Edgar plan at 49.99 dollars per month (41.58 dollars annual) for 25 accounts, 1,000 automations, and unlimited categories, both supporting up to 20 team members, with additional accounts as small add-ons and a 30-day free trial. Aimed at small businesses and marketers who want automated, evergreen social posting, it competes with Buffer, Later, Sendible, Metricool, and Hootsuite.

Productboard is a product management system that helps product teams decide what to build and keep everyone aligned on why. It centralizes customer feedback, feature requests, and insights from many sources, sales notes, support tickets, surveys, and interviews, into one place, then links that evidence to potential features so prioritization is grounded in real customer needs rather than the loudest voice. Prioritization frameworks, scoring, and impact-versus-effort views help teams focus on the highest-value work. From prioritized ideas, Productboard builds and shares roadmaps tailored to different audiences, executives, engineering, sales, and customers, so everyone sees the plan at the right altitude. Features connect back to the feedback that justified them, portals let customers submit and vote on ideas, and integrations with Jira, Slack, and CRMs push decisions into delivery tools and pull context back in. Productboard has leaned into AI (and, in its 2026 packaging, a product called Spark) to summarize feedback, surface themes, and speed up product discovery. Productboard serves product managers and product-led organizations from startups to enterprises. Pricing is per maker (users who build in the tool), with viewers/contributors typically free: recent packaging centers on a Spark plan around $15 per maker per month (annual, with AI credits) plus Enterprise, while prior tiers ran roughly $19 (Essentials) to $59+ (Pro) per maker. It competes with Aha!, Jira Product Discovery, Pendo, and Canny, differentiating on connecting customer feedback to prioritization and roadmaps.

Varonis is a data security platform that protects sensitive data by discovering and classifying it, mapping who can and does access it, detecting threats and abnormal activity, and automatically remediating excessive access and exposure across on-premise and cloud data stores. Its focus on data access governance and monitoring helps organizations reduce their blast radius, detect insider threats and ransomware, and demonstrate compliance across file shares, SaaS, and cloud. Varonis is used by enterprises that need deep visibility and control over who can access sensitive data and how it is being used, especially for insider threat, ransomware, and compliance. Its automation right-sizes access, its monitoring detects abnormal data activity, and its coverage spans on-premise and cloud data. For organizations focused on data-centric security and access governance, Varonis is a long-established leader.

Acko is India's first fully digital general-insurance company, offering car, bike, health, travel, and other insurance directly online with no paperwork and fast, AI-powered claims. Operating direct-to-consumer, it removes agent commissions to offer lower premiums, and provides instant renewals and same-day claim settlements through its app and website. The platform covers motor (car and bike) insurance, health insurance, travel insurance, and embedded insurance, with fully online purchase, instant policy issuance, and AI-driven claims, on premiums that vary by product and profile (Acko claims up to significantly lower motor premiums by eliminating agent commissions). Its digital-only, D2C model and high claim-settlement ratio differentiate it from traditional insurers. Acko serves Indian consumers who want to buy and manage insurance online with lower premiums and fast claims, and partners embedding insurance. With tens of millions of customers, its digital model, pricing, and claims experience make it a leading insurtech insurer in India.