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September 20, 2025· The Startup Journey

Stacklist Finalist in Fast Company’s Innovation by Design Awards

We’re excited (and honestly, still a little in shock) to share that Stacklist has been named a finalist in the 2025 Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards, in the category Small but Mighty: Companies Under 100 Employees.

We’re excited (and honestly, still a little in shock) to share that Stacklist has been named a finalist in the 2025 Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards, in the category Small but Mighty: Companies Under 100 Employees.

➡️ Check us out on Fast Company's site

When we started Stacklist, it wasn’t about chasing recognition it was about solving something we felt every day: the frustration of losing track of all the things we love, save, and want to share. From scattered bookmarks to half-forgotten notes, we wanted to build a better way to curate the internet and make it easier to share recommendations with friends, family, and communities .

Being recognized by Fast Company is meaningful to us because it validates the heart of what we’re building: that even a small, scrappy team can create something that shifts how people think about the internet and their digital presence.

But more than that, it’s a moment for us to pause and appreciate how far we’ve come. In less than a year, our lean team spread across the US, Croatia, Serbia, and beyond has shipped apps, browser extensions, integrations, and a platform that thousands of people are already using to organize and share their worlds .

We’ve always believed that everyone is a curator. The playlists you make, the restaurants you recommend, the products you swear by—they’re all part of your digital identity. Stacklist is here to make that identity easier to save, share, and (soon) even monetize.

To be recognized alongside so many incredible companies feels like a milestone worth celebrating. But really, this is just fuel for the road ahead.

Thank you to our early users, advisors, and friends who have believed in us from day one. And thank you to Fast Company for shining a light on small teams doing big things.

– Kyle & Martina

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