Brigade REAP Onboards Five Disruptive Urban Tech Startups for Its 18th Cohort
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Brigade REAP, India’s pioneering UrbanTech accelerator, has announced the induction of five high-potential urban tech startups into its 18th Cohort, selected from a competitive pool of 200+ applicants. These startups span modular construction, heavy equipment logistics, clean energy, digital finance, and solar innovation technologies, each chosen for their transformative potential to address real-world challenges in the built environment. Brigade REAP will mentor these startups to scale their operations, attract investments, and deliver measurable impact across the real estate and urban development ecosystem.
“The ultimate aim of mentoring these startups by way of biannual cohorts is to integrate cutting-edge UrbanTech into the real estate sector. These innovative startups that have indigenous technologies and vision to create forward-thinking solutions necessary to address the real estate sector’s evolving challenges and opportunities. By mentoring this talent, we will be able to accelerate growth and set a benchmark for the future of urban tech and sustainability,” said Abhay Garg, Chief Mentor, Brigade REAP.
Brigade REAP continues to champion innovation in PropTech and urban solutions, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable growth, digital transformation, and ecosystem-wide impact.
The chosen startups include:
RetailX: Modular construction platform enabling brands to scale faster by shifting build processes off-site for leaner, more efficient rollouts.
Fleeter: B2B marketplace for heavy equipment rentals, solving payment, maintenance, and inventory challenges for contractors and fleet owners.
ACS Energy: Mumbai-based clean-tech firm electrifying parking bays with UPI-enabled smart EV chargers powered by its proprietary EVGrid AI platform.
Buttermoney: AI-driven digital mortgage platform helping urban Indians secure optimal home loans through bank negotiation and end-to-end guidance.
Pavakah Energy: Innovator in Quantum Dot solar cells, developing nanomaterial-based solar paint that transforms any surface into a solar energy-harvesting asset.
