Companies

PostEx delivers ecommerce orders in Pakistan and pays the merchant up front, rather than after the cash reaches it. Courier and lender in one company.

Safepay is a payment gateway for Pakistani businesses: an API and a checkout that let an online seller take card payments without assembling the plumbing themselves.

Maqsad is a mobile learning app built around Pakistan's national curriculum, aimed at secondary students who have a phone and no access to a tutor.

Tazah is a B2B marketplace for fresh produce in Pakistan, buying from farmers and selling to retailers in place of the commission agents between them.

Bykea is a motorcycle-first ride hailing, delivery and cash transfer app for Pakistan, built in Urdu and priced against a bike rather than a car.

Cohere builds large language models for enterprises, aimed at regulated industries where the data cannot leave and the answer has to be auditable.

Clio is cloud practice management for law firms: matters, time, billing and client records in one place, built for solo practitioners and small firms rather than for large ones.

Jobber is the operations software a home service business runs on: quoting, scheduling, dispatch, invoicing and getting paid, for trades that were doing all of it on paper.

Ada automates enterprise customer service across messaging, voice and email. Its founders built it after their previous company drowned in support tickets.

Neo Financial builds consumer banking products in partnership with regulated institutions, and runs co-branded credit and loyalty programmes for Canadian retailers.

Vidyard hosts business video and tells you who watched what. Built for sales and marketing teams, where knowing someone reached the end matters more than the view count.

Hopper tells travellers whether to book now or wait. It predicts where a fare is going rather than only showing what it costs today.

Wayflyer advances funding to ecommerce businesses against their future sales, for the stock and advertising that has to be paid for before the revenue arrives.

Teamwork.com is project management built for agencies and teams doing client work, where billable time and per-project profit are the point rather than an afterthought.

Tines lets security teams automate the repetitive parts of their work without writing code, built by two people who had spent years doing that work by hand.

Flipdish gives restaurants their own ordering website, app and kiosks, so orders arrive without a marketplace taking a commission on every one of them.

Provizio builds vehicle perception systems - imaging radar and cameras combined - so a car can see and interpret what is around it well enough to avoid hitting it.

Manna delivers by drone - food, groceries and pharmacy items flown over short distances. It passed 250,000 deliveries before moving its operations out of Ireland in 2026.

Xiaomi builds phones, a large connected-home range and, since 2024, electric cars. It reached scale by selling hardware at thin margins and making its money on everything around it.

Huawei makes phones, wearables and laptops alongside the telecoms equipment business it started as. Its premium phone lines are Mate and Pura, formerly the P series.