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There are many peer-to-peer clothing reselling websites, but none with a founder quite like Tracy Dinunzio. To launch Tradesy she put her apartment’s guest room on Airbnb, sold her car and borrowed $5,000 from her parents three times. She also built her Internet company without a technical background, learning all her skills using free resources.

Here's what happened in LA tech this week. 

Jeremy Porr

Updated on April 03, 2025

SteadyMD’s B2B service enables telehealth providers across the country to scale by providing them access to a full clinician workforce, legal and regulatory guidance and accompanying technology.

Written by Isaac Feldberg

Updated on April 03, 2025

Three employees on the e-commerce company’s people team discuss pivoting to remote work, channeling Jimmy Kimmel, and keeping employees engaged.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on April 03, 2025

A variety of industries are undergoing innovation thanks to these West Coast startups. From robotics to gaming and wine, check out what these companies are working on with their fresh funding. This is the Built In LA weekly refresh.

Jeremy Porr

Updated on April 03, 2025

Arcturus is on a mission to create digital human holograms that have the ability to interact with viewers in real time. The company’s volumetric video software allows users to capture and transform content into a fully 3D and interactive hologram.