[You’re Invited] Accelerating Asia’s Cohort 13 Demo Day Live in Singapore:Meet Asia’s Next Breakout Founders live in Singapore!
NOTE: Accelerating Asia Ventures hosts two Demo Day events for its cohort. The live event in Singapore will be on the 15th July 2026. The virtual event will be held on the 23rd July 2026 via Zoom. Please make sure RSVP for the correct event.
Register your interest here to join live in Singapore ⬇️
Overview
Demo Day is the pinnacle of the Accelerating Asia flagship accelerator, a high-energy showcase where our Cohort 13 founders reveal the progress, traction, and breakthroughs they’ve achieved over the program.
Couldn’t join us in Singapore? Be part of Demo Day from anywhere.
On July 15, 2026, join us in Singapore for an exclusive, in-person experience where investors, ecosystem leaders, and partners gather to meet eight high-growth startups solving critical problems across South and Southeast Asia.
This is where deals begin, relationships form, and the region’s next category leaders take the spotlight.
Who Should Attend
Angel Investors
Venture Capitalists
Family Offices
Corporate Innovation Teams
Startup Ecosystem Leaders
Partners and Mentors
A quick look at the Cohort 13 companies taking the stage:
Driftly(UAE): an AI operating suite that recovers the margin consumer goods distribution loses to spreadsheets and WhatsApp. Built by an early Airlift operator, now backed by the Airlift founders as angels.
DIGIBOX(Bangladesh): Bangladesh’s first shared last-mile locker network, hardware designed and built in house. Close to a million deliveries, 123,000 end users, founder who has built and exited two companies before.
Meza AI(US): Cursor for Customer Success. At roughly $230K ARR, monitoring more than 1,500 accounts, with every pilot to date converting to a paying customer.
Govaly(Bangladesh): The largest verified fashion and beauty marketplace in Bangladesh. GMV up 27x in 18 months with zero paid acquisition.
meed (Hong Kong): wallet-native retail loyalty, one scan, no app. More than 700 merchants from 85 countries found it organically, with paying clusters in UK salons.