What Is startups.gallery?

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startups.gallery is a curated online gallery of early-stage startups, paired with startup jobs and funding news. It's aimed at people who want a single place to discover young companies — whether to follow the startup landscape, track who just raised money, or find a job at a recently funded company. According to the site, the gallery currently lists 1,356 outstanding early-stage companies and is curated daily, and you can join for free.

What you'll find on the site

The homepage is organized around two main content streams:

A startup gallery. Each company is shown as a card with a short description, sector, funding stage, work setup, and headquarters location. Examples from the listing include:

Company Description Sector Stage Setup Based in
Kaizen Software for America's mission-critical services Productivity Series A Onsite New York
Peec AI AI search analytics for brands AI Series A Onsite Berlin
Sunday The helpful home robot company Robotics Series B Onsite Redwood City
Solcoa Industries Making the metals of power & motion Energy Seed Remote Alameda
Ambrook The financial layer powering American industry Fintech Series B Remote New York
Irregular Frontier AI security AI Series A Onsite Tel Aviv
Vizcom AI creative tools for artists and designers Design Series B Onsite San Francisco
Neko The future of preventative health Health & Wellness Series C Onsite Stockholm
Goodfire Advancing AI interpretability research DevTools Series B Onsite San Francisco
Ando The modern team messaging platform Productivity Seed Onsite San Francisco
Pika Create iconic videos with AI AI Series B Remote Palo Alto
Glide Software that moves with you DevTools Series A Remote San Francisco

Funding news. A dated feed of recent rounds, showing company, amount, round type, and date. Recent entries include:

  • Solcoa Industries — $75M Seed — September 26
  • Ando — $20M Seed — September 24
  • Enveda — $311M Series E — September 23
  • Ema — $77M Series B — September 23
  • Snorkel AI — $350M Series E — September 23
  • Numeral — $100M Series C — September 23
  • Confido — $55M Series B — September 22
  • Heidi Health — $100M Series C — September 22
  • Firecrawl — $75M Series B — September 22
  • Corridor — $25M Seed — September 21
  • Rainmaker — $100M Series B — September 21
  • Watney — $80M Series A — September 17
  • Footprint — $25M Series B — September 16
  • Raindrop — $35M Series A — September 16
  • BackOps — $42M Series B — September 16

The site also states that it covers startups funded by leading investors such as Y Combinator, Sequoia, and a16z, and that jobs and funding news are combined in one place.

Who it's useful for

  • Job seekers who want to target early-stage companies rather than large employers, and who care about stage, sector, and whether a role is onsite or remote.
  • Founders and operators tracking which sectors and stages are attracting capital right now.
  • Investors and analysts who want a quick daily scan of newly announced rounds.
  • Anyone curious about the startup landscape who wants a browsable, curated list instead of scattered announcements.

How to use it

  1. Open the site and browse the gallery of startup cards. Each card gives you enough to judge fit at a glance: what the company does, its sector, funding stage, onsite/remote setup, and base city.
  2. Use the funding feed to see what raised recently and when. The dates let you judge how fresh a round is.
  3. Load more startups to page through the full set beyond the initial cards.
  4. Join for free if you want to go beyond browsing — the site presents joining as the way in, and no pricing is listed, so treat cost and any account limits as unconfirmed until you check the sign-up flow yourself.

What it isn't

It's a discovery and tracking layer, not a job board with applications built in or an investment platform. The listings give you company context and funding signals; applying, researching further, or evaluating a company as an investment is still on you. Details like exact role listings, salary, and hiring status aren't shown in the gallery cards themselves.

If your goal is to find early-stage companies to work at or follow, startups.gallery is a reasonable starting point — browse the gallery for fit, then use the funding feed to see who's recently capitalized and therefore likely hiring.