SwipeSum claims its service helps small businesses save $300 to $3,000 a month on credit card processing fees.

The Equine Smartbit is designed to improve training of professional horses and help overall horse wellness.

Obe, a St. Louis-based startup, created a smart dog bowl designed to help pets live longer, healthier lives.

You’ve heard about all these Arch Grants winners, but who exactly is the organization itself? We took a look behind the curtain to see what Arch Grants does.

Software companies can engage customers in product development through Parlor, a 2018 Arch Grants winner.

St. Louis-based ThermoAI offers power plants and industry new technology to save millions in fuel and reduce emissions.

St. Louis-based WIFIPLUG claims their plug is the smartest smart plug on the market.

CheckTheQ tracks passenger wait times by collecting data on mobile devices in a given area.

Arch Grants Executive Director, Emily Lohse-Busch, explores the sound of innovation in St. Louis and introduces the 2018 class of Arch Grants recipients.

At the Arch Grants Gala, Ambassador Sam Fox, was presented with the Arch Grants Entrepreneur Award for his incredible achievements in business.

GiftAMeal is a mobile app that donates a meal’s worth of food to a local food bank every time someone takes a picture of their food at a member restaurant.

Clever Real Estate offers $3,000 flat fee connecting home sellers with partner agents.

We celebrate St. Louis innovation and the newest class of Arch Grant recipients, as well as feature Sam Fox, the Harbor Group and former Ambassador to Belgium.

Reuben Reuel creates custom fashion pieces that flatter the silhouette of many shapes of women – and he’s putting St. Louis fashion on the map in the process.

Allison Mitchell’s bags are gaining notice – both for her brand and for St. Louis as a new, small, fashion hub.

Corvus Robotics provides an inventory and inspection solution for warehouse and manufacturing facilities.

Rozzy Learning Company believes kids are never too young to learn about STEM careers in fun ways.

We sit down with Arch Grants Executive Director Emily Lohse-Busch, and talk about how Arch Grants and the startup community is putting St. Louis back on the map.

MetKnow, a 2017 Arch Grants winner, is a “flashcard and quizzing” mobile application that helps users keep track of acquaintances’ names.

MakersValley is an online business to business service platform that connects makers with highly skilled artisans and manufacturers for small scale orders.

ViTAL, a St. Louis based startup, has created technology to use touch screens’ vibrations to open up learning for blind and visually impaired students.

New software will provide pharmaceutical companies the ability to develop drugs cheaper, faster and better by improving calculations of drug-target binding.

VaxNewMo has engineered E. coli to manufacture pneumococcal conjugate vaccines.

Startup’s 3D augmented reality platform features real-time holography of patient’s heart.

Outdoor Metrix takes aim at hunters by giving them the tools to predict and plan their next hunt.

The PheNode is a ‘smart’, farm-ready, solar-powered environmental sensor and phenotyping station for crops.

Lean Media helps agribusinesses improve their digital advertising.

St. Louis startup says community sunscreen dispensers promote the fight against skin cancer.

The creator of PUCK says you can toss your remotes with his patented wireless bluetooth low-energy to infrared bridge.

They aren’t building hearing aids, clEAR is trying to develop a better brain. The company has developed computer games to help the hearing impaired.

The fifth annual Arch Grants Gala is a celebration of entrepreneurship in St. Louis and the first chance to meet the new cohort of recipients.

The power of protein for breakfast inspires St. Louis startup, Start Right Foods.

St. Louis-based Exit 7C offers a smart way to pay for gas at the pump, using your phone and bank account.

SafeTrek is a mobile app for personal safety and security. Just open the app and have it ready! If you feel unsafe, keep a finger on “hold until safe” button.

Sparo Labs designed a new way for asthma sufferers to better manage asthma with a pocket-sized spirometer that connects with an app on your smartphone.

For new moms discouraged by breast pumps, the founders of St. Louis-based Babyation say they are modernizing breast pumps for today’s moms.

Olio City’s artificial intelligence offers custom restaurant, nightlife and event suggestions tailored to the individual.