LinkedIn’s list of top 50 U.S. startups includes three emerging companies from Seattle area

LinkedIn’s list of top 50 U.S. startups includes three emerging companies from Seattle area Kurt Schlosser

From left: Logos on LinkedIn for Seattle-area startups Chainguard, Common Room and Truveta. (Images via LinkedIn)

LinkedIn released its annual list of the top 50 startups in the U.S. on Wednesday, and three Seattle-area companies made the cut.

• No. 18, Chainguard: The cybersecurity company helps customers secure their “software supply chain,” a term used to describe a company’s software production line. Chainguard focuses on helping companies keep their open source software secure and offers tools to manage container images, a core code component of cloud-based applications. Technically based in Kirkland, Wash., the remote startup raised $356 million in April, pushing its valuation to $3.5 billion. It’s ranked No. 3 on the GeekWire 200 index of the Pacific Northwest’s top startups.
• No. 21, Common Room: Founded in 2020 by four Seattle-area tech vets, Common Room aims to help companies build a better conduit between their orgs and people in their communities. It integrates with communication apps such as Slack, Twitter, Discord, and more. The idea is to make “community” a competitive advantage, connecting users with each other and soliciting product feedback. Common Room is No. 89 on the GeekWire 200 and was the 2022 GeekWire Awards Startup of the Year.
• No. 42, Truveta: Founded in 2020, Truveta aims to aggregate medical records data from 30 partner institutions to link treatments with outcomes and underlying health. Its platform has 120 million de-identified patient medical records updated daily. Bellevue, Wash.-based Truveta raised $320 million in January to push its valuation above $1 billion, making it another unicorn to emerge from the Seattle region. It’s No. 4 on the GeekWire 200.

Microsoft-owned LinkedIn generates its top startups based on metrics such as employee growth, job seeker interest, attraction of top talent, and engagement with the company’s LinkedIn page.

The list includes a surge in gaming startups and companies focused on wellness, with many using artificial intelligence to automate tasks and speed up creativity, according to LinkedIn.

Here’s is the complete list of the 50 startups:

1. Perplexity
2. Synctera
3. Underdog
4. Cadence
5. Charlie Health
6. ARMRA
7. Mercor
8. Function Health
9. Thinking Machines Lab
10. Inworld AI
11. David
12. Medallion
13. MagicSchool AI
14. Fireworks AI
15. Grow Therapy
16. ElevenLabs
17. Harvey
18. Chainguard
19. Haus
20. Cyera
21. Common Room
22. RYZE
23. The Nuclear Company
24. Zip
25. Together AI
26. Midi Health
27. Solace
28. CareYaya Health Technologies
29. Vial
30. Drata
31. tvScientific
32. Ambience Healthcare
33. Feastables
34. Vast
35. Surge AI
36. Transcarent
37. Phantom
38. Kindred
39. Artisan
40. Subject
41. Lumos
42. Truveta
43. Federato
44. Dandy
45. Edia
46. Reprise
47. GOODLES
48. Merge
49. ARB Interactive
50. Bilt

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