Collection
Discover some of the most artistic and disruptive consumer brands around.
Weaving religion and business
Islamic prayer rugs have traditionally been used for one primary purpose. Niyya asks: "What if they can be more?"
Leveling up your organization and productivity
Kick off a new decade with the top apps for time management, tasklists, unified email, calendars, and de-stressing.
Move over, frozen peas
Generations-old taboos have resulted in meager offerings for pain management and health of intimate areas. Today we chat with Suzanne Sinatra, the founder of Private Packs, who seeks to solve that problem.
Subscribing to mental health support
“We are truly focused on being a mental health company that offers a subscription box, not just a subscription box company that happens to be mental health related."
Making sense of CBD
Our picks for the best products in CBD, packed with fine print to help you choose the ones that are best for you.
Giving “crock pot” a whole new meaning
Potli is infusing CBD (and, in some states, THC) into everyday ingredients, making edibles more accessible for your every meal.
Ingestible treats that are good for your skin
Resisting the "VC Treadmill" to build a brand of botanical gummies helping users care for their skin—from within.
Behind the scenes of a pre-seed launch
Supermaker goes to work with a co-founder fundraising for her new skincare company marrying skin conditions with self-care.
Supporting small, Black-owned business
A list of ten Black-owned businesses to support not only during February, but all year long.
Buh-bye fast fashion, hello biomaterials
From cars to clothing, the synthetic silk movement aims to provide a sustainable replacement for petroleum-based materials across a range of businesses.
Your quick love tune-up
In a tech landscape with a bounty of mindfulness platforms for the self, two founders noticed a lack of accessible, good habit-forming resources for busy couples.
Despite the rise of body positivity, the fashion industry still falls short
"We want brands to treat us like we’re more than just a buzzword or a trend to be chased."
