gBETA Gulf Coast Selects Spring Cohort

gBETA Gulf Coast has announced that five high-growth Gulf Coast startups have been selected for the spring 2025 cohort of the free, nationally ranked accelerator hosted at Innovation Portal and powered by gener8tor. RigLots of Mobile connects truck drivers with secure parking locations through a mobile-first marketplace platform, enabling property owners to generate revenue from underutilized land. DocuLegis of Mobile has built a working demonstration of its AI analyzer for founders, students and professionals who need to understand what they’re signing without relying on a lawyer for every document. Mappica of Pensacola is a no-code platform for building interactive data visualizations with a drag-and-drop editor, design controls and AI-assisted dataset generation and color selection. Neural Wave of Atlanta automates healthcare workflows and clinical tasks for doctors and healthcare providers, leveraging AI for laboratory interpretation, fax/document processing, clinical documentation and medical coding. HomeToursPro of Courtland, Mississippi, says it “transforms real estate media by equipping lower-skilled or amateur workers with proprietary AI-driven tools to capture professional-grade photo and video content in minutes.”

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