TechStars Boulder startups pitch to investors

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Demo day is just the beginning.This year brought the TechStars Boulder portfolio to 90 companies, said managing director Nicole Glaros.Below is a snapshot of each startup:Product: A video-based mobile training platform for sports. The company has already received $25,000 from its first customer, a college campus.In their own words: These supercomputers shouldnt be distractions but 21st-century compasses to be at the right place at the right time, said co-founder Devon Tivona.Product: A marketplace for B2B warm introductions. The software automatically generates a new unique credit card number for every purchase, and the mobile app can identify when the card has been separated, blocking transactions.Progress and future: The company received 15,000 signups in 24 hours on Thursday, and four banks are vying to work with Final.In their own words: In five years from now, people will say Final should have always been the standard, said co-founder and chief executive officer Matthew Rothstein.Product: A mobile app that consolidates product information and warranties for consumers, and allows manufacturers to connect with customers to deliver messages about warranties and issue recalls.Progress and future: The company is expecting to work with manufacturers of all sizes and has already signed multinational conglomerate GE under agreement.In their own words: Its 2,000-year-old technology with 200-year-old distribution and a 50-year-old idea, said chief executive officer John Jackovin, on the current practice of tracking consumer information using the mail and paper product registration cards.Product: A multi-function sensor that provides users with a complete home intelligence system. It has eight capacities in each sensor to track what happens in users homes and provides mobile alerts.Progress and future: The companys $50,000 goal was fully funded on crowdfunding website Kickstarter in just 24 hours, and it has received more than $225,000 from 1,100 supporters. It intends to earn revenue by offering non-emergency premium features to parents.In their own words: Were providing security for your greatest asset: children, said co-founder and chief executive officer John Guydon.

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