United States · Computer software startup

Rex

Rex is a consumer app designed to help users discover places that match their personal tastes.

Funding reportedLast round: Seed

Computer softwareNew York, United States

About Rex

Rex is a consumer app designed to help users discover places that match their personal tastes.

It focuses on personalized venue and place discovery, allowing individuals to find restaurants, cafes, shops, and other locations that align with their interests. The app emphasizes tailored recommendations, providing curated suggestions based on user preferences and behavior. Users can create profiles to browse and share personalized recommendations, enhancing their experience in discovering new places. Rex positions itself as a platform that understands individual styles and interests, making it easier for users to explore their surroundings.

What company datasets say Rex raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all$4.0Min dollars
Rounds1
Last roundSeed
Last round size$4.0M
Last round dateJun 2023
Investors listed3

On a portfolio page

Investors who name them

Each firm lists Rex on its own website. That is the firm's claim, a weaker thing than a round we watched, but a named source.

The company, in detail

What they build

Known for

customer engagementfriend followinguser playlistslocation discoverymap searchpersonalized recommendationsinformation technology & servicessocial networkingcomputer visionpersonalized travelmobile apppersonal data analysisai-driven location identificationpersonalized experience discoveryvisual data miningtrust signals

Built with from their website

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Sector
Computer software
Industry code
NAICS 51929, 51321, SIC 7375
Region
New York
Revenue
$1.0M a year, as listed
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