Satechi
Satechi is a San Diego company founded in 2005 by Brock and Alan, making USB-C hubs, docks, keyboards and wireless chargers for Apple and PC.
Satechi is a San Diego company founded in 2005 by Brock and Alan, making USB-C hubs, docks, keyboards and wireless chargers for Apple and PC.
Founded in the UK in 1999, Nextbase makes front and rear dash cams, including 4K models and smart cams with app control and an Emergency SOS feature that alerts emergency services if no movement is sensed after an impact. It calls itself "the largest smart Dash Cam brand in the world" and says it holds "over 80% of the UK market by volume."
Arrived is a Seattle-based investing platform that lets people buy, sell and own shares of real estate, with property managers handling the day-to-day.
Anker's creative-tools arm started out as AnkerMake and took the eufyMake name on March 24, 2025; it says it has been "bringing ideas to life since 2022." These days the focus is UV printing, led by the eufyMake E1, and the company bills itself as "pioneering the world's first personal UV printer." Owners of AnkerMake M5 and M5C 3D printers can still get after-sale support.
Timeshifter makes circadian science apps that build personalized plans to reduce jet lag, manage shift work and time sleep and light for peak performance.
Aircrew Skincare is a Korean-made skincare line created by Air New Zealand long-haul flight attendant Deborah Downey to keep skin hydrated through dry cabin air and long flights.
Vestaboard makes a modern split-flap display for homes and offices that shows messages, updates and patterns sent from a phone app.
Arcade1Up makes officially licensed home arcade cabinets and countercades, with titles from franchises such as Pac-Man, Street Fighter II, Atari classics and NBA Jam.
Lenovo is a global technology company making ThinkPad laptops, ThinkStation workstations, desktops, tablets, monitors and data center products.
Panic has made Mac software since 1999 and publishes games such as Firewatch and Untitled Goose Game. From Portland, Oregon, it also created Playdate: "It's yellow. It fits in your pocket. There's a crank." It comes with 24 free games, delivered two a week for 12 weeks.
Palomar was founded in Florence in 2001 by Fabio Palchetti and Cristina Cencetti, and its name is "mainly a tribute to the writer Italo Calvino and his novel Mr. Palomar." The studio designs "a collection of nomadic objects" for travel, lifestyle, bike and home, including Crumpled City maps, the DearWorld Globe, CityGrapher, City Dice, the PinCity Map, the Passport Bottle and CityRadio.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and XRP are among the assets supported by Ledger's certified secure crypto hardware wallets, including Ledger Stax, Ledger Flex and Ledger Nano.