FiveThirtyEight (re-) uses data to support their journalistic articles in the fields of politics, sports, science & health, economics and culture. Using open data they provide new insights to their readers. Often, they also share their data and their methodology.

Zillow is an America-based company that owns over twenty mobile real estate apps. The company provide its users with open data on buying, selling, renting and financing houses. In its database are over 110 million houses, both on the market available as well as houses not currently on sale.

LexaGene is a biotechnology company developing a fully automated open-access pathogen detection platform. The technology aims to transform the way organisations prevent and diagnose diseases in different markets, such as food safety, water quality monitoring and aquaculture pathogen surveillance.

TransitScreen is an American software company that offers software for digital displays in their application, TransitScreen. Their application shows real-time transportation arrival data of different modes of travels such as trains, buses and subways as well as bike-sharing and ride-sharing services in the United States of America.

MobilityData is a non-profit company that believes in high-quality data, is committed to realizing Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and to improving data formats that make useful apps possible to help travelers.

CityMotion is an application from the company TransitScreen. It is a commuting application that shows the most important information first, such as subway information, availability of electric scooters and ridesharing options.

Hipcamp is an online marketplace that helps people discover and book unique camping experiences. The service enables users to search for available campsites with additional information, such as location and facilities. For example, if the campsite allows pets or is located by the beach.

Tableau aims to support people in harnessing the power of data and unleashing its potential. The company has two available software's for users: one for individual's analysts and another for organisations.