Welcome to our March 2026 cohort

The iAccelerate community is excited to introduce our March 2026 Activate cohort. This group of founders is building innovative solutions across agriculture, health, AI, sustainability, and community impact, and we look forward to supporting them as they refine and grow their ventures. 

Adrian Buck (Meaningability) (UOW HDR) 
For students and early-career professionals navigating uncertainty, Meaningability is a storytelling platform that captures and shares real experiences of work and learning. By curating reflective, peer-driven stories, it helps individuals build confidence, make sense of their journeys, and find direction through shared experiences. 

Alana Garton (Care Scout) 
For families navigating complex health systems, Care Scout is a digital referral and matching platform connecting children and adolescents with appropriate mental health and developmental service providers. It prioritises clinical fit to reduce delays and improve outcomes. 

Ana Ivkosic (Parcl) 
For property buyers and sellers, Parcl is a transparent marketplace that removes intermediaries and streamlines transactions. By enabling direct connections and providing anonymised market insights, it improves efficiency and pricing clarity. 

Athul Joseliju & Shankar Gowri (Scycle Dynamics) 
For small and medium businesses, Scycle Dynamics delivers AI-powered solutions built on existing enterprise systems. It enhances automation and operational efficiency without requiring major infrastructure changes. 

Bill Nguyen & Gabriel O’Hara (Itineco) 
Itineco addresses the "fragmentation" problem in group travel, where users must currently juggle multiple apps like WhatsApp for chat, Splitwise for expenses, and Google Sheets for itineraries. 

Chalchisa Abdeta (DrCharli Hub) 
For children, families, and educators, DrCharli Hub is a science-based platform promoting healthy 24-hour movement behaviours. It translates research into practical, accessible guidance to support physical activity, sleep, and balanced digital engagement. 

Dylan Thompson (Snapt) 
For jobseekers and employers, Snapt is an AI-driven recruitment platform focused on speed, transparency, and candidate experience. It streamlines hiring while improving fairness and data security. 

Emily Yap (Ripple) 
For researchers and planners, Ripple is a real-time environmental visualisation platform that integrates GIS data with physical models. It enables interactive exploration of complex systems such as climate, ecosystems, and cultural landscapes. 

Jack Morgan & Harold Newman (Loopli) 
For small trade businesses, Loopli is an automated backend platform that centralises job management, finances, and customer data. It reduces administrative burden and helps operators stay organised and efficient. 

Jason Novak (First Responders Pass) 
For emergency responders, First Responders Pass is a secure access system that enables faster entry into residential buildings. Integrated with existing infrastructure, it ensures rapid response times while maintaining strict accountability and safety controls. 

Jasper Greenwood & Ella Gordon (Psodo) 
For professionals producing reports, Psodo automates the conversion of notes into structured drafts. It reduces time spent on documentation, allowing practitioners to focus more on client work. 

Keshika Jayakumar (CYRA) 
Cyra provides medically accurate, cycle predictions that restore control and simplify medical management. Cyra is unique because it combines two advanced features for superior accuracy. 

Kristen Wall (Workplace Advantage) 
For small and mid-sized businesses, Workplace Advantage provides structured HR and workplace advisory services. Through its diagnostic-led approach, it helps organisations build compliant, high-performing teams. 

Michael Newman (Fearnleys) 
For the Australian maritime and shipping sector, Fearnleys is establishing a local presence of the international ship brokerage, connecting global shipping markets with Australian opportunities. By leveraging an established international network, the venture aims to bring overseas expertise, innovation, and market access to the local industry. 

Mitch Catterall (Unveil Development Partners / Future Student) 
For high school students applying to university, Future Student is a personalised platform that simplifies applications and supports decision-making. It focuses on the student journey rather than institutional complexity. 

Patricia Giang & Johnathan Masters (Bored Owl) 
For developers of specialised technical products, Bored Owl is a modular computing platform designed for small-volume, high-value environments. It enables scalable performance and robust integration, supporting projects from prototyping through to deployment. 

Roseline Mary Rozario (AlignHx AI) 
For health-tech organisations using AI, AlignHx AI provides model-level alignment technology that ensures generated summaries are grounded in clinical evidence. It enhances reliability and safety without adding workflow complexity. 

Sarim Khan (NEXUSA AI Solutions) 
For students managing academic workloads, NEXUSA is an AI-powered productivity platform that transforms course outlines into structured study plans. It simplifies scheduling and supports better time management throughout the semester. 

Sharon Alexandra (MOLO) 
For patients and healthcare providers navigating Australia’s mental health system, MOLO is a two-sided platform that connects demand with real-time provider availability. By combining instant booking with nurse-led triage, it ensures patients are matched with the right professional quickly, reducing wait times, improving referral outcomes, and easing pressure on the system. 

Thomas Hayes (Kapow Seasonings) 
For health-conscious consumers, Kapow Seasonings is a functional spice range incorporating pre- and probiotics to support gut health while delivering bold flavour, combining nutrition with everyday cooking. 

Zesi (Kayo) Wu (AI Farm Inventory) 
For agricultural producers, the Smart Agricultural Inventory Management System is an AI-driven platform that streamlines sorting, classification, packaging, and storage. With real-time monitoring and modular design, it increases efficiency and significantly reduces labour costs for farms of all sizes.