01 · BABYLOG
BABYLOG · Parenting and family
Partnerships around BABYLOG, the baby-log app.
- Who it is for
- Baby products, education and family services
- Problem it solves
- Reaching parents at the moment they need something
- Key features
- Parenting information and product partnerships (review)
- How it is adopted
- We review the approach and scope together. No integration is built.
02 · PETLOG
PETLOG · Pets
Partnerships around PETLOG, the pet-care app.
- Who it is for
- Pet products, vets and care services
- Problem it solves
- A gap between owners' care records and services
- Key features
- Pet-care information and product partnerships (review)
- How it is adopted
- We review the approach and scope together. No integration is built.
03 · MY WORLD
MY WORLD · Content and personalization
Partnerships around MY WORLD, the map-based record app.
- Who it is for
- Travel, local and content businesses
- Problem it solves
- Personal records and content living apart
- Key features
- Local and travel content partnerships (review)
- How it is adopted
- We review the approach and scope together. No integration is built.
04 · SHAREON
SHAREON · Trading between people and businesses
Taking part in SHAREON, the sharing marketplace in development.
- Who it is for
- People and businesses lending things, spaces or services
- Problem it solves
- Few ways to share idle assets
- Key features
- Ways to join (booking, payment and settlement are not operating)
- How it is adopted
- SHAREON is in development; no trading feature is operating.
05 · LIVON
LIVON · Life stages and everyday information
Information partnerships around LIVON, the life-stage information service.
- Who it is for
- Bodies and businesses providing everyday, finance or education information
- Problem it solves
- Getting information to people at the right time
- Key features
- Everyday and public information partnerships (review)
- How it is adopted
- We review the approach and scope together. No integration is built.
06 · ONGIL
ONGIL · Seniors and care
Care partnerships around ONGIL, the senior everyday-life service.
- Who it is for
- Care, health and local service organizations
- Problem it solves
- Services that are easy for seniors and families to use
- Key features
- Care information and local service partnerships (review)
- How it is adopted
- We review the approach and scope together. No integration is built.
