Teevox
Teevox, formerly known as Emotivox, was a Cupertino-based company that developed the teevoxRemote app, enabling users to control Hulu and Netflix via iPhone/iPad. The company is now inactive.
Company Background
Teevox, originally known as Emotivox, is a company based in Cupertino, CA. The team consisted of 11 members and it operated in the Consumer and Gaming industries. The company was part of Y Combinator's S10 batch and served regions across the United States and Canada. As of now, the company is inactive.
TeevoxRemote App
Teevox is known for developing the TeevoxRemote app, which transformed iPhones and iPad Touches into remote controls for Hulu and Netflix. The app offered features such as one-touch show selection, synchronized shared viewing with a friend, and controls for play/pause and volume. This innovative tool enhanced the viewing experience, making it easier to manage streaming services directly from a mobile device.
Location and Regions
Teevox was located in Cupertino, California, USA. The company's operations and services extended to regions including the United States and Canada, catering primarily to consumers in these areas.
Industry and Sub-Industry Details
Teevox operated in the broader Consumer industry, with a specific focus on the Gaming sub-industry. The company leveraged its expertise to offer solutions that bridged entertainment tech with gaming needs, exemplified by its TeevoxRemote app that facilitated more immersive and convenient streaming experiences.
Y Combinator S10 Batch
Teevox participated in the Y Combinator S10 batch, an accelerator program that supports early-stage startups with initial funding and mentorship. This provided the company with valuable resources and networking opportunities to develop and launch its products in the market.