yalabo

A team building game platform for company events, happy hours, and remote teams.

Media & Entertainment Technologies
Active
Pre-Funding Israel, Israel Founded 2011
Last updated 2026-07-20
Total raised
Stage
Pre-Funding
Founded
2011
Headcount
2
HQ
Israel, Israel
Sector
Media & Entertainment Technologies

About

yalabo is a team building game platform that offers virtual team building games and activities for company events, happy hours, and remote teams. The platform allows users to create a game in under a minute, share one link, and everyone can play from any device without downloads or installs. They also offer custom games tailored to a company's values, content, and tone.

Q&A

What is Yalabo's primary business?
Yalabo is a digital engagement platform that enables organizations to create interactive games and experiences for corporate events, team celebrations, and employee engagement initiatives.
When was Yalabo founded?
Yalabo was founded in May 2025.
Who are the co-founders of Yalabo?
The co-founders of Yalabo are Niv Muroch and Avihai Azubel.
What is Yalabo's current funding stage?
Yalabo is currently in the Pre-Funding stage.
What is the primary sector Yalabo operates in?
Yalabo's primary sector is Media & Entertainment Technologies.
What business models does Yalabo use?
Yalabo uses both B2B and B2C business models.
What is the product stage of Yalabo?
Yalabo's product is currently in beta stage.

Team · 2

Niv Muroch
Founder · Co-founder
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Avihai Azubel
Founder · Co--foounder
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Sectors & technology

Primary sector
Media & Entertainment Technologies
Sub-sectors
Media & Entertainment TechnologiesDigital Content Engagement & Entertainment
Technologies
Data StorageCloudPlatforms & InterfacesWeb
Target customers
Enterprise & Professional ServicesHuman Resource & Employment ServicesOffice AdministrationEducationMedia & EntertainmentStreamingEventsGaming IndustryGovernment & City
Business model
B2BB2C

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Tags

hr-techsaascustomer-engagementemployee-engagement
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