MergeLane female-focused accelerator announces first class of startups
Thursday January 29, 2015 0 comments

Each participating company has at least one female founder, has market traction and is in a unique position in a significant sector, MergeLane said.
The Spring 2015 MergeLane class includes:
- Havenly--With offices in Denver and NYC, the company connects interior designers with consumers to create stunning spaces for a low flat fee.
- Idaciti--Located in Las Vegas, the company's platform provides real-time access to global financial date for users to create, visualize, analyze, share and collaborate around stories about companies and trends.
- Intelligent Eyes--Located in Boulder and Berkeley, the company offers a B2B SaaS platform enabling companies to select the right business intelligence or data visualization tool to meet their needs.
- Mapistry--Based in Oakland, it offers a mapping tool for the entire workforce to view, update and analyze spatial data on civil engineering and construction projects.
- Sugarwish--The Denver-based company optimizes gift-giving by allowing recipients to choose exactly what they want.
- TomboyX--The Seattle-based company manufactures and sells menswear-inspired clothing and accessories made for women.
- The QuickZip Sheet Company--A Denver-based company that sells easy-change, zip-on fitted sheets.
- ZaZa--A Boulder company that makes unique nut-based treats.
MergeLane was founded to narrow the gap for female-led companies in the startup ecosystem.
Headquartered in Boulder and founded by Elizabeth Kraus and Sue Heilbronner, MergeLane is a 12-week program that offers at least $20,000 in guaranteed funding and the opportunity to obtain an additional $100,000 at the program's completion.