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Innovation moves faster than people. We help businesses keep up.

Tell us what your business does. We’ll show you the startups and tools that can make it run better. No tech knowledge needed.

I run a business I’m building a startup

Everyday problems someone, somewhere, has already solved

  • “answer the phone while I’m with a client”
  • “stop chasing unpaid invoices”
  • “fill the empty Tuesday slots”
  • “send quotes the same day”
  • “stop copying numbers between spreadsheets”
  • “get fewer no-shows”
  • “know which customers stopped coming back”
  • “find staff faster”
  • “track stock without a clipboard”
  • “see a machine failing before it fails”
  • “reply to reviews without losing an evening”
  • “stop printing everything twice”

The gap

Somewhere, someone just built the tool you needed last year.

You’ll probably never hear about it.

Over time, what technology makes possible rises steeply, while what most businesses actually use rises slowly. The space between them keeps growing. Time → What’s possible What most businesses use The gap

Every week, small teams around the world build things that answer calls, fill calendars, chase invoices and cut hours of paperwork.

Every week, you open up, serve customers, pay suppliers and go home tired. Nobody has time to follow tech news on top of that.

So the tools stay where they were born. And the people who need them keep doing things the hard way.

Startups

Know how to build it.

Don’t know who needs it.

Businesses

Know what’s broken.

Don’t know it’s already been fixed.

They never meet. That’s the problem.

The flip

So we flipped it.

The usual way

  1. Learn what the technology even is.
  2. Work out which kind you need.
  3. Search, compare, read reviews.
  4. Give up. Keep doing it the old way.

The Evoluv way

Tell us what you do. We bring you what fits.

You

  • Online booking
  • Invoicing
  • AI receptionist
  • Stock tracking
  • Reminders
  • Route planning

You don’t need to know what to look for. You just need to know your business.

Not a directory. Not a marketplace. A bridge.

A directory hands you ten thousand names and wishes you luck. A marketplace assumes you already know what to buy.

We start somewhere else: with you. Your trade, your day, the jobs that eat your evenings. Then we point you to the few things worth your time, and to the people who built them.

How it works

Two ways in.

Pick whichever feels easier. Both end in the same place: a short list of things that can actually help.

Way A

From your business

Start with what you do.

“I run a bakery with two shops.”

Pre-orders online Waste tracking Staff rotas Loyalty cards

Way B

From a problem

Start with what’s slowing you down.

“Customers call us all day just to ask if their order is ready.”

Automatic order updates Customer chat assistant Pickup notifications
  1. Step 01

    Tell us about your work.

    Your trade, your size, what eats your time. In plain words. No forms full of jargon.

  2. Step 02

    We find what fits.

    We look through startups and tools across every sector and keep only the ones that make sense for a business like yours.

  3. Step 03

    You decide.

    See what each one does, explained simply, and talk directly to the people who built it. No obligation.

Real examples

What this looks like on a Tuesday morning.

Same idea, every trade. Pick one and see what might turn up.

A hairdresser blow-drying a client’s hair
Incoming call · 10:42 You’re mid-haircut
Answered for you

Booked: Tuesday, 3:30 pm

Cut & colour · with Anna

Confirmation sent by text ✓

Hair salon

Your phone rings mid-haircut. Again.

What turns up

  • Online booking that fills the gaps on its own
  • An AI receptionist that takes bookings by phone and chat
  • Reminders that cut no-shows
  • A loyalty program clients actually use
A traveller waiting at an airport gate as a plane takes off
Hi! What do we need to sort out before our trip in May?
Here’s your checklist: documents, insurance, transfers. Maria will confirm the details by tonight.

Answered at 11:48 pm

Travel agency

Half your day goes on the same five questions.

What turns up

  • A chat assistant that answers the usual questions
  • Tools that build a custom itinerary in minutes
  • Automatic check-ins before and after each trip
  • Price alerts on the trips your clients care about
A worker in safety glasses measuring a metal part in a workshop
Press 3 Check soon

Vibration

Schedule a service before Friday to avoid a stop.

Manufacturer

The machine stops. Nobody saw it coming.

What turns up

  • Sensors that warn you before a machine fails
  • Production plans that adjust when an order changes
  • Stock tracking without clipboards
  • Quality checks done by a camera
A professional writing at his desk while a colleague works behind him

Supply contract.pdf

Renewal: automatic, every 12 months

Notice period: 60 days

Penalty for late delivery

3 key points found

Accountants, lawyers, architects

Your best people spend Fridays on paperwork.

What turns up

  • Software that reads documents and pulls out what matters
  • A client portal that ends the email chase
  • Time tracking that doesn’t rely on memory
  • Secure e-signatures
A team around a meeting table taking notes

Problem: suppliers deliver late

1 Delivery-tracking startup Ready for a pilot
2 Supplier risk alerts Works with your current software
3 Demand forecasting Small trial available

Larger companies

You have a budget for new ideas. Not the time to go looking.

What turns up

  • A shortlist of startups matched to one specific problem
  • Small pilots that prove value before you commit
  • One place to track everything you’ve tried

What’s in it for you

Both sides win.

For businesses

Less searching. More doing.

See what’s out there
Tools you’d never have found on your own, picked for your trade.
Spend less
Fewer mistakes, less waste, no more paying for tools that don’t fit.
Stand up to bigger players
Use the same kind of technology they use, at your own scale.
No tech degree required
Everything explained in plain words. You bring the business.
I run a business

Get hours back.

Your week

The repetitive jobs go to software that never gets tired. The time goes back to your customers, or to you.

For startups

Customers you didn’t know how to reach.

Get in front of salons, workshops and law firms that would never search for you, because they don’t know you exist.

Meet buyers with a real need
Businesses come to us with a problem. You show up as the answer.
Get used, not just noticed
Real customers, real feedback, real revenue.
I’m building a startup

Why we exist

Our vision

Making Innovation Accessible to Every Business.

Not just the ones with an IT department.

  • A baker holding a fresh loaf of bread The corner bakery.
  • Two designers discussing sketches in their studio The two-person studio.
  • A smiling carpenter at work in his wood workshop The family workshop.
  • A smiling barista behind the counter of a café The café down the street.

Every one of them deserves the same head start.

New technology has always reached the big players first. They have the budgets, the consultants, the people whose whole job is to keep up. Everyone else waits. Sometimes for years.

We think that’s backwards. Good ideas only matter once they reach the people who need them. So we’re building the shortest road between the two.

Our mission

Connecting businesses with the startups and technologies that can help them evolve.

Join early

Be there on day one.

We’re getting ready to open. Sign up now and you’ll be among the first in, whether you run a business or build for one.

Free for businesses. No obligation.

For businesses

I run a business.

Tell us a little about your work. When we open, you’ll get ideas picked for a business like yours.

For startups

I’m building a startup.

Pre-register now and be listed from launch day, in front of businesses that need what you make.