Founded in 2007 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Wakoopa is the world's leading supplier of passive metering solutions on three screens (desktop, tablet, smartphone). Wakoopa unlocks high quality behavioral data.
We empower the consumer insights industry with the best tracking technology and the most powerful data distribution models. And we offer consumers the best in class user experience.
Together with online access panels and market research companies we establish user centric, behavioral datasets in 25 markets globally. This data fuels innovative research designs such as consumer journey studies, segmentation and audience profiling.
We empower the consumer insights industry with the best tracking technology and the most powerful data distribution models. And we offer consumers the best in class user experience.
Together with online access panels and market research companies we establish user centric, behavioral datasets in 25 markets globally. This data fuels innovative research designs such as consumer journey studies, segmentation and audience profiling.
Location: Spain, Catalonia, Barcelona
Employees: 11-50
Total raised: $1M
Founded date: 2007
Investors 1
Funding Rounds 1
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 02.06.2008 | - | $1M | - |
Mentions in press and media 19
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| 30.12.2010 | Guest post: Silicon Canals and Red Light Ruby – Amsterdam as a technology hub | This is a guest post by Edo van Royen (@edo), a Dutch native and co-founder of e-learning startup StudyFlow. Over the past few years something interesting seems to be happening within the liberal confines of the capital we Dutchies refer to... |
| 06.08.2010 | Hands-on: Jolicloud 1.0 makes Web apps equal desktop citizens | reader comments 29 with 18 posters participating, including story author Share this story Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Reddit Jolicloud, a Web-centric Linux distribution for netbooks, reached an important milestone this week ... |
| 19.11.2009 | Foursquare makes global push: 50 new cities | Popular location-sharing game Foursquare has just gone global with the announcement of 50 new cities worldwide, doubling the service’s previous coverage. The company says it chose the cities based on feedback from users requesting the servi... |
| 19.11.2009 | Foursquare makes global push: 50 new cities | Did you miss a session from GamesBeat Summit 2022? All sessions are available to stream now. Learn more. Popular location-sharing game Foursquare has just gone global with the announcement of 50 new cities worldwide, doubling the service’s ... |
| 17.08.2009 | Wakoopa’s State Of The Apps Report: Don't Hassle A Geek After 4pm | Wakoopa tracks your desktop application usage in order to recommend new software, games and web applications. It has two main groups of users: professionals and hedonists. The professionals are using it to track their working hours, while h... |
| 17.08.2009 | Applications anatomized: Wakoopa's State of the apps | Wakoopa tracks application usage in order to recommend new software, games and web applications. It has two main groups of users: professionals and hedonists. The professionals are generally developers or designers who enable the usage trac... |
| 01.06.2009 | Netbook OS Jolicloud Prepares For Launch: Exclusive Screenshots To Whet Your Appetite | Jolicloud, the custom OS designed and built specifically for netbooks, is quietly launching later this month in private alpha for a select number of early testers and people who put themselves on the waiting list. I had a long chat with fou... |
| 08.05.2009 | Wakoopa survey reveals the software geeks use most | Ever wondered who the heck uses AOL's proprietary software in 2009, or if anyone's seriously still on Yahoo? A first-ever survey from Wakoopa holds the intriguing promise of looking primarily at the computer habits of People Like Us. For no... |
| 28.04.2009 | Wakoopa's First State Of The Apps Shows What We're Using, When And How | As a service whose sole purpose is to track the applications that people actually use on their systems, it should be no surprise that Wakoopa has a lot of interesting usage data. On a day to day level, Wakoopa’s data is good, but it’s the a... |
| 14.12.2008 | So How Much Time Do You Waste On Twitter? | Making the rounds quickly on Twitter this weekend is Tweetwasters, a site that gives you an idea of how much time you’re really ‘wasting’ posting messages and status updates to the popular micro-sharing service. Users are calculating away a... |
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