These ventures—and many more—reflect the creativity, drive, and purpose that define the next generation of changemakers.
B-Lab 2026 is made possible in part by the Steven J. Massarsky Charitable Trust.
B-Lab 2026
This summer, we’re excited to welcome 10 innovative ventures addressing critical unmet needs across diverse sectors—from AI learning companions for the visually impaired to digitizes childhood immunization tracking by replacing fragile paper records with secure profiles, to biological membranes to absorb aquatic phosphate, halting algae blooms.
B-Lab 2026
This summer, we’re excited to welcome 10 innovative ventures addressing critical unmet needs across diverse sectors—from AI learning companions for the visually impaired to digitizes childhood immunization tracking by replacing fragile paper records with secure profiles, to biological membranes to absorb aquatic phosphate, halting algae blooms.
Edlens
Edlens is an AI learning companion designed exclusively for blind and visually impaired students. By transforming visual educational content like diagrams and graphs into adaptive audio explanations and tactile-friendly representations.
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Delyce Twizeyimana Sc.M.'27
Computer Science
Goldvi
Goldvi is a premium functional nutrition brand built for adults 65 and older, the demographic most failed by the current supplement market. We are bringing the clean label movement to senior nutrition, a category that has gone decades without meaningful innovation. Our products are designed to support strength, mobility, and cognitive function as a daily lifestyle ritual, positioning Goldvi as the go-to nutrition brand for adults who refuse to slow down. We are on the verge of launch, entering a market where 55 million Americans over 65 are being handed the same sugar-loaded, artificially preserved shakes that have dominated shelves since the 1970s, and we are here to change that.
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Drew Clearie '26
Business Economics & Entrepreneurship Certificate
Groovy Labs
Having limited fine motor skills shouldn’t restrict someone from being part of the beauty world. Groovy Labs is a beauty tech company focused on developing accessible cosmetic packaging, starting with nail polish bottles, for the over 50 million women in the US who struggle with limited mobility.
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Maia Schlussel '26
Master of Arts in Design Engineering -
Claire Nicolas Sc.M.'26
Biomedical Engineering
Lindatoto
Lindatoto digitizes childhood immunization tracking by replacing fragile paper records with secure, accessible profiles for every child. It connects caregivers, clinics, and community health workers through automated reminders, real-time tracking, and simple tools that reduce missed vaccinations and improve follow-up care. Designed for low-resource settings, Lindatoto uses mobile technology to deliver reliable, efficient, and proactive immunization management. Lindatoto closes critical gaps in record-keeping and communication to ensure every child receives life-saving vaccines.
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Francis Parserio '26
Applied Math-Economics
Living Outside
Living Outside is a nonprofit focused on destigmatizing homelessness through the direct distribution of care bags. We flip the service model: instead of emphasizing the aid we provide, we underline the opportunity that distributing aid creates. Each care bag is the beginning of an introduction, of remembering someone’s name, of pausing to hear someone’s story, and of a genuine friendship that can sustain homeless individuals through instability. To date, we have 20 youth-led chapters expanding our mission across the globe.
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Bella Brown '29
Economics & Behavioral Decision Sciences -
Arden Brown
Naiad Technologies
Naiad Technologies uses biological membranes to absorb aquatic phosphate, halting algae blooms and preventing resultant effects such as economic loss, poor water quality, contaminated drinking water, and public health hazards.
As the first eco-friendly, cost-effective solution, we address algae blooms at their root cause: phosphate pollution. Our approach is validated by 70+ customer interviews, a signed LOI pilot, and our selection as finalists of the MIT WFA Pitch Competition.
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Malia Chavinson '27
Environmental Sciences -
Peyton Bure '26
University of Toronto
Paxera Health
Paxera Health is an AI-powered clinical decision support platform for organ transplantation, helping clinicians make better accept-or-decline decisions in real time. By synthesizing fragmented donor and patient data, we predict transplant outcomes and quantify the tradeoff between accepting an organ now versus waiting. Our platform aims to reduce the 28,000 organs wasted annually, increase transplant volume, and improve outcomes for the 100,000+ patients on the waitlist.
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Kapil Panda '28
Computer Science & Economics
Q&Q AI
Q&Q AI builds an AI system that turns unstructured market information into structured, auditable valuation workflows. Instead of just surfacing insights, we map new information directly into model drivers and price impact, bridging the gap between research and decision-making. Our system continuously learns from investor behavior, creating a proprietary layer of decision intelligence that compounds over time.
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Yanle Lyu Sc.M.'27
Data Science -
Kinsey Feng Sc.M.'26
Columbia University
Subsix Nutrition
Subsix Nutrition is a clean-label nutrition startup built for athletes and performance-driven individuals. Our flagship product, SapFuel, delivers real-food energy without synthetic additives, artificial sweeteners, or fillers. We keep our formulations simple, intentional, and effective.
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Vijay Ramakrishnan '26
Public Health
SelfSync
SelfSync is the operating system that syncs your schedule with your biological clocks. We help people optimize work, habits, and well-being around their natural rhythms. Starting with the menstrual cycle, SelfSync integrates cycle data into your calendar—unlocking a new layer of biohacked productivity and well-being.
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Ji Won Chung Ph.D.'27
Computer Science