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TinySeed

Accelerator programme for small software startups, running cohorts in the Americas and EMEA

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About TinySeed

TinySeed is an accelerator that admits software startups into cohort programmes. Its Fall 2022 intake took 26 startups from 10 countries into separate Americas and EMEA programmes.

What TinySeed offers

  • Accelerator programmes — cohorts split by region, one for the Americas and one for EMEA.
  • Startup selection — a public announcement of each batch, naming the companies admitted.
  • International reach — cohorts drawn from founders in many countries, not one home market.

Who it works with

The Fall 2022 batch shows the range of startups it takes on. They included tools for browser test automation, swim team management, event cost planning, security testing, product feedback, cloud status monitoring, e-commerce customer experience, financial data and collectibles data. Founders came from US states, Canadian provinces and Chile.

Key facts

  • Fall 2022 cohort: 26 startups across 10 countries
  • Programmes: Americas and EMEA

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Sep 2026.

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