Introducing the Spring 2024 TinySeed Accelerator Batch

Did you know that TinySeed has invested in over 170 startups in just five years? That’s a testament to the thriving SaaS ecosystem we nurture. Today, we celebrate the new Spring 2024 accelerator batch and share insights into why this opportunity is so transformative.

Celebrating These Ambitious Startups

The energy was palpable as Rob Walling welcomed Tracy and Alex, TinySeed’s program directors. After evaluating hundreds of applications and conducting rigorous interviews, the team handpicked 21 startups ready to transform the SaaS world. Their selection reflects not only financial support but also a commitment to mentorship, peer community, and long-term guidance that can significantly accelerate growth for bootstrapped companies.

Meet the Newest TinySeed Startups

Below, explore the dynamic companies joining our accelerator and discover their innovative solutions across diverse industries.

America’s Batch

1. Gentex AI (Canada): AI-powered Microsoft Office add-ins for university professors and mental health professionals.
2. Move (New York): An engaging mobile app designed to boost student participation and track school engagement metrics.
3. Next (Ohio): A customizable workflow platform that simplifies real estate transactions for agents and teams.
4. Outbound Sync: Integrates sales tools with CRM platforms, delivering automation for lead routing, deal tracking, and reporting.
5. Tempesta Media (Indiana): Uses predictive analytics to drive leads and revenue through optimized content marketing strategies.
6. Tool Tribe (California): A mobile inventory app that helps contractors efficiently manage and track on-site equipment.
7. Trotto (Washington): Offers an internal URL shortener for enterprises, streamlining link sharing and recall across teams.
8. User Do (Australia): AI-driven software that accelerates requirements gathering, documentation, and project scoping.
9. Zyles (South Carolina): Modernizes title search processes with data-driven workflows to eliminate redundant tasks.

MIA Batch

1. AO (Romania): Enables developers to build applications rapidly using configuration-based methods.
2. Grow Form (UK): Creates visually appealing forms to capture higher-quality leads for agencies and marketers.
3. Jara Technology (Jordan): Provides inventory management software for 3PLs serving Amazon sellers.
4. Link.io (UK): Automates LinkedIn ad budgets, scheduling, and split-testing to maximize ROI.
5. Marode (UK): Monitors search ads for fraud and optimizes campaigns by analyzing competitor behavior.
6. Quot (France): Streamlines equitable salary adjustment decisions with an internal equity framework.
7. Rec Viw (Australia): Integrates video tools into recruitment workflows to improve candidate engagement.
8. Review Flows (France): Helps SaaS companies collect and manage customer reviews on software review platforms.
9. Soflow (UAE): An omnichannel conversational commerce platform that enables sales directly through messaging apps.

Why Join TinySeed?

TinySeed’s accelerator goes beyond a traditional investment program. As a remote accelerator, we offer founders personalized mentorship, peer networking, and resources tailored to the unique challenges of bootstrapped SaaS startups. Participants gain direct access to experienced founders, learn proven growth strategies, and benefit from ongoing community support. By joining TinySeed, startups secure both capital and a structured roadmap for product development, customer acquisition, and sustainable scaling—all while retaining control of their equity.

Tips for a Successful Application

Crafting a standout application to the TinySeed accelerator requires clear storytelling, realistic financial projections, and a well-defined customer pain point. Highlight your unique value proposition and demonstrate early traction—even if it’s in the form of pilot customers or waiting lists. Seek feedback from mentors and peers before submission, and iterate on your pitch deck until it succinctly captures market opportunity and growth strategy. Remember, persistence pays off: many companies apply multiple times before securing their TinySeed investment.

The Journey of Acceptance

Rob emphasized the dedication needed to join TinySeed. “Some companies develop at their own pace and may find that they’re ready when the moment is right,” he noted, citing Tool Tribe’s successful reapplication as a prime example. This spirit of resilience underscores that refining business models and persevering often leads to acceptance and long-term growth.

“It’s like the ice cream has been scooped and the whipped cream’s been poured—this is the cherry on top for us to do our victory lap!”
—Rob Walling, TinySeed Founder and Investor

What’s Next for TinySeed

Applications for the next accelerator cycle open in September 2024. Entrepreneurs can subscribe to the TinySeed mailing list and receive updates on deadlines, program details, and application tips. Whether you’re an early-stage founder or have bootstrapped your SaaS to initial revenue, the TinySeed accelerator provides a platform for targeted investment, mentorship, and community-driven growth.

Conclusion

By participating in TinySeed’s remote accelerator, founders gain access to specialized resources, mentorship from seasoned SaaS entrepreneurs, and a peer community focused on sustainable growth. With strategic investment and hands-on guidance, startups can accelerate product-market fit, scale revenue, and strengthen market positioning. If you’re ready to take your bootstrapped venture to new heights, consider applying to TinySeed’s September cycle and join a network of high-growth SaaS pioneers.

• Take action today: Join the TinySeed mailing list and prepare your best application for September 2024.