Chicago-based startup Snapclass wants to help online experts connect with their main audience, enabling them to easily organize and even make some cash off of scheduled web seminars or one-on-one counseling sessions.
The online healthcare network is aiming to specialize in new forms of healthcare consultation, and has already established websites specifically for sexual health, including SexualHealth.com and STDTestExpress.com.
GiveForward, Chicago’s charitable startup, announced that it has raised $2 million in a Series A round of funding this week led by Founder Collective and First Round Capital.
Browsing the photos of double bacon-cheese burgers, mint-chocolate milkshakes, and other delicious foods on FoodSpotting, your mouth can’t help but salivate. But with no ordering capabilities, Foodspotters kept us hungry and hanging. Until now, that is.
Furnishly, a Chicago-based online furniture selling marketplace, is looking to replace the abstract user experience of websites like Craigslist by offering a robust, end-to-end platform for shoppers to easily peruse and purchase furniture in their area.
Much ado is made about changing the ratio of women to men in computer science programs, but BlackGirlsCode is an organization that is taking the initiative one step further.
Whether you’re searching out gym membership deals or fitness events happening in the Chicago area, CityFit is a community where you can keep your finger on the rapidly beating pulse of the Windy City’s athletic scene.
Chicago-based job finding network Shiftgig has announced this week that OKCupid and SparkNotes CEO Sam Yagan has joined the company’s board of directors.
The assumption in e-commerce has always been that women spend time shopping online for clothes and men, well, don’t. Chicago-based startup StyleSeek aims to turn that idea on its head.
What’s in a team of developers? For one Chicago startup, having a highly knowledgeable and dedicated internal team has been the key to its success.
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