Last Click Wins
Builds consumer apps for nutrition tracking and crypto education, plus custom analytics tools for businesses
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Last Click Wins
Last Click Wins develops and operates consumer applications and business technology solutions. Its products include Eatzly, a food and nutrition tracking app, and Traders Of Crypto, an educational platform with virtual trading; it also builds custom analytics dashboards and reporting tools.
Consumers use its nutrition and crypto education products, while businesses can commission analytics and reporting solutions. The company is registered in Bristol and was founded in 2019.
Product: Consumer nutrition and cryptocurrency education apps, plus custom analytics dashboards and reporting tools for businesses.
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