Ino Vision Overview
Ino Vision specializes in the development of cutting-edge bicycle locks. Its flagship product, Seatylock, revolutionizes bike security by transforming a bicycle saddle into a versatile one-meter lock. Riders can effortlessly detach the saddle, unfold the lock, and secure it around their bike and a fixed post. Seatylock addresses two essential urban biking needs in a single solution. The lock's convenient adapter ensures compatibility with standard seat posts, while its steel construction, overlaid with protective plastic, safeguards the bike frame. Moreover, the thoughtfully designed seat-lock placement ensures optimal comfort and efficiency during rides. In addition to Seatylock, Ino Vision offers Foldylock, an innovative unfolding bike lock. Designed to mount on the bike frame like a traditional lock, Foldylock provides a sturdy and reliable security measure. Constructed with plastic-coated steel and reinforced with drill-resistant rivets, Foldylock provides peace of mind for cyclists, ensuring their bikes remain safe and secure.
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time ($)
$18KFeb 2018
$155KNov 2014
Latest News
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Modular bike seat flips off to thwart thieves
New York-based startup SeatyLock has developed the SeatyGo, a user-removable bicycle seat that detaches from its rails when not in use. The saddle remains securely attached to the rails while riding and can be easily released by flipping a lever when the bike is parked. The detachable saddle can be stored in a bag or pocket to protect it from theft and weather damage. SeatyLock is currently running a Kickstarter campaign to fund the production of the SeatyGo, with a pledge of $65 for backers. The retail price is planned to be $85. SeatyLock has had previous success on Kickstarter with its bike seat/lock combo.
Customers
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The SeatyGo bike saddle thwarts thieves by being super easy to take with you
Seatylock has launched a new product, the SeatyGo, a bike saddle that can be easily removed and carried with the rider to prevent theft. The SeatyGo uses standard bike saddle rails and a quick-release mechanism, allowing the actual seat to be removed while the rails remain attached to the bike. The product is available for pre-order on Kickstarter, priced at $60, with first shipments expected in January 2020.
Customers
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The SeatyGo makes saddle theft a thing of the past (because there's nothing to steal)
Seatylock, the brand behind folding locks and lock-saddle mashup, has developed a quick-release saddle called SeatyGo. The saddle separates from its rails with the pull of a lever, making it unstealable and solving the problem of returning to a wet seat after parking in the rain. The SeatyGo will be launched on Kickstarter on September 24. It will be sold in three versions for different rider types. BikeRadar sees the SeatyGo as a practical solution, as it makes the bike less desirable to thieves and offers convenience for riders.
Customers
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Attention hipsters! Seatylock has made a bike lock for you
Seatylock has introduced the Clipster, which is claimed to be the worlds first wearable folding bike lock. The lock features an integrated clip that allows it to be hung on belts and pockets or secured inside bags. The inspiration for the Clipster came from urban cyclists who prefer to keep their bikes clean and uncluttered. The lock is made from hardened steel links and a reinforced military-grade UV-treated polymer, making it tough, rust-resistant, and lightweight. Seatylock has successfully funded and completed four prior bike-lock Kickstarters. The Clipster is currently seeking funding on Kickstarter, with prices starting at $65.
Customers
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Seatylock Foldylock Compact review
The article is a review of the Seatylock Foldylock Compact, a highly portable bike lock. The review highlights the compact and versatile design of the lock, as well as its usefulness for medium security applications. The lock is compared to other folding locks on the market, and its security rating is mentioned. The article also mentions the option to mount the lock on the bike frame. Overall, the review is positive and recommends the Foldylock Compact for those in need of a compact and convenient bike lock.
CustomersPartners
| Sector | Automotive & Mobility Technologies |
Funding
| Total funding | Undisclosed |
| Last funding | $17.83K |
| Stage | Mature |
| Rounds | 2 |
| Investors | 1 |
Team Members
2
Employees: 1-10
Web & Social Links
| Website | seatylock.com |
Locations
Zeharya Street 2, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
21007 Superior St, Chatsworth, CA, USA
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Ino Vision Business
Business models
B2C
Product stage
Released
Employees
1-10
Sector
Automotive & Mobility TechnologiesUrban MobilityTarget Customer
Commerce & RetailConsumer GoodsConsumersTransportation & MobilityCar OwnersCore Technology
ComponentsTags (4)
securitylocksconsumerssmart-mobilityGeographic Markets
GlobalIno Vision Financials
Undisclosed
Total funding
Undisclosed
Capital raised
$17.83K
Last funding
Mature
Funding stage
2
Total rounds
1
Investors
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time ($)
$18KFeb 2018
$155KNov 2014
Private Equity Funding
Crowdfunding
Feb 2018
$17.83K
Kickstarter
Crowdfunding
Nov 2014
$137.19K
Kickstarter
Ino Vision Lifecycle
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time
$18KFeb 2018
$155KNov 2014
All Events
Crowdfunding
Feb 2018
$17.83K
Kickstarter
Crowdfunding
Nov 2014
$137.19K
Kickstarter
Ino Vision News
13 articles
growth-positive
Modular bike seat flips off to thwart thieves
New York-based startup SeatyLock has developed the SeatyGo, a user-removable bicycle seat that detaches from its rails when not in use. The saddle remains securely attached to the rails while riding and can be easily released by flipping a lever when the bike is parked. The detachable saddle can be stored in a bag or pocket to protect it from theft and weather damage. SeatyLock is currently running a Kickstarter campaign to fund the production of the SeatyGo, with a pledge of $65 for backers. The retail price is planned to be $85. SeatyLock has had previous success on Kickstarter with its bike seat/lock combo.
Customers
growth-positive
The SeatyGo bike saddle thwarts thieves by being super easy to take with you
Seatylock has launched a new product, the SeatyGo, a bike saddle that can be easily removed and carried with the rider to prevent theft. The SeatyGo uses standard bike saddle rails and a quick-release mechanism, allowing the actual seat to be removed while the rails remain attached to the bike. The product is available for pre-order on Kickstarter, priced at $60, with first shipments expected in January 2020.
Customers
growth-positive
The SeatyGo makes saddle theft a thing of the past (because there's nothing to steal)
Seatylock, the brand behind folding locks and lock-saddle mashup, has developed a quick-release saddle called SeatyGo. The saddle separates from its rails with the pull of a lever, making it unstealable and solving the problem of returning to a wet seat after parking in the rain. The SeatyGo will be launched on Kickstarter on September 24. It will be sold in three versions for different rider types. BikeRadar sees the SeatyGo as a practical solution, as it makes the bike less desirable to thieves and offers convenience for riders.
Customers
growth-positive
Attention hipsters! Seatylock has made a bike lock for you
Seatylock has introduced the Clipster, which is claimed to be the worlds first wearable folding bike lock. The lock features an integrated clip that allows it to be hung on belts and pockets or secured inside bags. The inspiration for the Clipster came from urban cyclists who prefer to keep their bikes clean and uncluttered. The lock is made from hardened steel links and a reinforced military-grade UV-treated polymer, making it tough, rust-resistant, and lightweight. Seatylock has successfully funded and completed four prior bike-lock Kickstarters. The Clipster is currently seeking funding on Kickstarter, with prices starting at $65.
Customers
growth-positive
Seatylock Foldylock Compact review
The article is a review of the Seatylock Foldylock Compact, a highly portable bike lock. The review highlights the compact and versatile design of the lock, as well as its usefulness for medium security applications. The lock is compared to other folding locks on the market, and its security rating is mentioned. The article also mentions the option to mount the lock on the bike frame. Overall, the review is positive and recommends the Foldylock Compact for those in need of a compact and convenient bike lock.
CustomersPartners
growth-positive
Never forget a bike lock again with Seatylock
Seatylock, a company that produces a seat/lock combo for bikes, is experiencing growth-positive impact from its product. The article discusses the convenience and security of Seatylocks bike lock, which is impossible to forget. The company offers two versions of its seat/lock combo, the Trekking and Comfort, and is marketed for trekking, commuter, and comfort bikes. The lock is one meter long and can secure the frame and front wheel of most bikes. The saddle is part of the lock, making it difficult for thieves to steal. Seatylock is currently available for purchase on its website and select retailers.
Customers
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Foldylock Compact Foldable Lock Will Keep Your Bike Secure Digital Trends
Foldylock Compact, a new premium bike lock, promises to be stronger, lighter, and more secure than its rivals. The lock is made from six hardened steel links over-molded by reinforced military-graded UV-treated polymer. It is lightweight and can be compacted to just six inches in length. The lock also includes anti-drilling rivets for added security. The Kickstarter campaign for the lock highlights its smoother function, better design, better protection, and overall better user experience. Foldylock Compact is the third Kickstarter project by Seatylock, the makers of the lock. The lock is available for $60 or more and is set to ship in April 2017.
Customers
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Seatylock is a bicycle saddle that turns into a steel bike lock Digital Trends
The article discusses the Seatylock, a bike lock that doubles as a comfortable bicycle saddle. The Seatylock can be detached from the bike and used as a one-meter long hardened steel bike lock. It received $137,190 in funding from a Kickstarter campaign and will retail at $129. The article highlights the security features, comfort, and style of the Seatylock. The company is experiencing growth-positive impact as it has exceeded its funding goal and has received pre-orders for the product.
Customers
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Seatylock: Stash a foldable bike lock under your butt
Seatylock, a company that has successfully crowdfunded a compact, foldable bike lock called Foldylock, has now launched a new product on Kickstarter called Seatylock. Seatylock is a bike seat that contains a foldable lock, providing convenience and security for cyclists. The lock is made from hardened steel with a plastic overlay to protect the bike from scratches. The company has already received over $25,000 in pledges towards its $40,000 goal, with 50 days left in the campaign. The Seatylock is available in two styles and can be easily attached and detached from the bike using a quick-release lever. The article suggests that combining the Seatylock with other bike locks could create a highly secure bike.
CustomersInvestment
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Seatylock: This Bicycle Saddle That Turns Into A Lock Is Sure To Win Over Cyclists
Seatylock, a company that has created a bicycle saddle that transforms into a bicycle lock, has gained popularity and support on Kickstarter. The customizable saddle turns into a one meter solid lock that can be hooked onto any fixed object. It is aimed at urban bikers and has already gained 232 backers and achieved half of its $40,000 financing goal within the first week of launching on Kickstarter. The product is durable and secure, made out of hardened steel links and protected against drilling. The classic black Seatylock sold out quickly, but the Seatylock Trekking and Seatylock Comfort saddles are still available for $85 each. The saddles are expected to ship by March 2015.
Customers
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seatylock secures your bike by transforming its saddle into a lock
Seatylock, a company that has developed a bike lock that transforms into a saddle, is seeking funding through its Kickstarter campaign. The lock is made from high-quality materials and provides convenience and security for bike commuters. It takes only 30 seconds to operate and has a safety mechanism to prevent accidental release while cycling. The product is available in two different models and is compatible with any standard bike. Seatylock aims to revolutionize the urban cycling experience and solve the problem of bike theft. The companys Kickstarter campaign is currently ongoing.
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Seatylock Turns Your Seaty Into A Locky
Brooklyn-based Kickstarter Seatylock aims to solve the problems of bike theft and lack of portable bike locks. The lock folds into the specially designed seat and can be wrapped around a pole. The product is priced starting at $75 and comes in different styles and colors. The team is seeking $40,000 in funding.
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Employee Info
| Employees (range) | 1-10 |
| Exact count | 2 |
| Team members | 2 |
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| Confidence | 91/100 |
| Missing | markets, not claimed |
| Registrar ID | 514165646 |
| Crunchbase | seatylock |
| Creator | Raz Zohar |
| Creator email | raz@platterz.ca |
| Last updater | Maor Perlov |
| Updater email | maor.perlov@sncentral.org |
| Last update | 2023-06-19T00:00:00.000Z |
| Created | 2014-10-22T00:00:00.000Z |