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Convore is an online platform that enables its users to communicate with groups in real time. Its users have the ability to join an existing group or create groups of their own. Convore allows its users to post topics and have conversations with friends about those topics. The platform also provides its users with both public and private groups. Convore was launched in 2011 by Eric Florenzano, Leah Culver, and Eric Maguire. It is operated from San Francisco, California.

Flotype Inc. is a venture-backed company building a suite of enterprise technology for real-time messaging. Flotype takes a unique approach by building developer-friendly technologies focused on ease-of-use and simplicity, while still exceeding enterprise-grade performance expectations. Flotype licenses enterprise-grade middleware, Bridge, to customers ranging from social web and software enterprises to financial and fleet management groups. Other offerings include NowJS, a free, open-source framework, for developers seeking real-time interactivity on Node.js and JavaScript browsers. NowCluster is available for companies seeking scalability and reliability for NowJS applications. Established in 2010 and based in Berkeley, California, Flotype is venture-backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Ignition Partners, InterWest Partners, and Salesforce.com.