Mark Anderson
The innovative vibes of Bristol, a city full of history and culture, it’s no surprise to find a dynamic cluster of app startups making waves in Bristol. Startup companies born in 2020 or thereafter have shown significant growth and development in their respective sectors. Here we highlight some of Bristol’s most promising app startups, their backgrounds, what they offer, and why they are turning heads at home and abroad.
Despite the global challenges faced in 2020 and beyond, these startups managed to launch, operate and even grow during an uncertain period. These companies showcase the resilient and innovational spirit synonymous with Bristol. Regardless of their industry’s nature, the startups we feature today all harness the power of digital apps to deliver their services to consumers and businesses.
These startups bring fresh ideas to the table, from health and well-being to e-commerce platforms and web development. Whether you are looking for new businesses to watch, invest in, or simply curious about the technological scene in Bristol, these startups are sure to pique your interest.
Dooo
Founded in 2020, Dooo is pioneering the online-on-demand hair styling space. The company provides an online platform in which consumers can quickly and conveniently book a hair stylist to come to their location. Follow them as they grow on their social media pages through Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Tiny Spark
Founded by Ryan De santo, Tiny Spark is an e-commerce solution provider creating responsive websites and employee platforms. They offer a comprehensive suite of services, including UX research and design, visual design, and application development. Learn more about them on their Twitter and LinkedIn pages.
Dittofi
In the software development industry, cofounder James Virgo has launched an exciting venture, Dittofi. This unique company introduces a full stack no-code platform that still provides the power of real code. Follow their journey through their website or their Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn pages.
MySunshine
Founded by Alice Fitzsimons and Kieran Fitzsimons, MySunshine is an app to help new parents safely capture and share key moments in their child’s life. You can connect with them and follow their journey further via Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Orbital
Orbital, founded by Ashley Porciuncula and Tom Hicks, offers a customizable virtual office that enhances team communication. It promises an end to Zoom burnout, bringing about effective remote work communication. Keep up with Orbital on their Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn pages.
StepStack Ltd
StepStack Ltd has been making tremendous strides in promoting health and well-being. Their smart app tracks movements, converting them into “StepStack Virtual Coins” which the users can use to acquire exclusive products or donate to a charity of their choice. This modern-day solution to motivate fitness can be followed on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
These startups showcase the spirit of innovation prevalent in the UK, right from the heart of Bristol. Their drive, creativity, and resilience are inspirational. While still in their early stages of operation, these are just a fraction of the startups shaping Bristol’s future tech scene. Watch this space for upcoming additions.
