Meet the student teams of the 1st Tirana Inc. cohort

Get to know the 10 teams, that pitched their business ideas during the Demo Day, in front of representatives of the founding universities, ecosystem actors, private sector, Ambassadors, Ministers of State and the Mayor of Tirana, to become winners of one of the three money prizes!

“City Med” helps users find information for every private or public hospital/ clinic in the city of Tirana, such as location, health services provided, contact forms, and prices of services.

“ClickHome” is a web-based or mobile app platform that helps students to rent a house online, book a dormitory room, and communicate with each other to find a roommate.

“Diabetic Digital Albanian App”, is an app designed to help all Albanians with diabetes, through personalized daily measurements, informative sections on treatments, cooking recipes etc.

“Artsopolis Academy & Dada” is an app tracker that tracks the artistic learning process, theoretic and practice of Artsopolis Academy students in fine and scenic arts.

“Rentnow” is a system developed for automating the work processes of car rental companies, by offering online reservations, safe payments, real-time updates on available cars, direct contact between clients and companies, and online promotion.

“ThreeSixty” is an e-shopping platform, offering a 360-degree virtual tour, in order to boost the online commerce of businesses, by offering a unique experience through the virtual tour, an e-inventory, promotion, and development.

“Bite in Bytes”, is an app that will help customers place their orders through their phones by scanning a QR code and getting connected to the menu, in order to offer ease and cost-efficiency for both businesses and costumers.

“Me Fol” is a mental health app, aiming to help users track important daily habits, thoughts and emotions, allowing to discover patterns and behaviors. The app will help overcome the mental health stigma and provide easy access to tools and information for improving the mental health of everyone.

“Tiny Houses” is an architectural and social movement that encourages living a simpler life in a smaller space.

“I-Move” taxi is an application that brings all individual taxi drivers in one simple application to provide costumers booking and paying through the platform, as well as track in real time the location of their taxi.

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