BoomStartup, a seed capital and mentor-focused investment program for web and software start-ups has selected 10 startup companies for its investor demo day next week Friday September 10, 2010 in Park City, Utah. According to Anthony Ha of venturebeat, BoomStartup had about 150 applications. And of the 10 chosen companies, two have already received term sheets from investors
as disclosed by Boomstartup Cofounder Robb Kunz. The top 10 startups include;

3PointData. iTunes for business data. 3PointData creates an online marketplace where others can sell their data. In real time, buyers can stream data into their spreadsheets, databases, and web applications.

Bazari is an SMS database platform that helps microfinance institutions’ field agents update customer accounts, send electronic receipts, and arrange for product delivery, all through mobile phones.

Case Rover is an online platform targeted at U.S. litigation support and compliance markets. It specializes in software solutions, integration, security and maintenance for companies and government agencies.

Fashion Genome Project aims to be the next big thing in online clothes shopping, using revolutionary technology to eliminate the pain points and unpredictable results that usually come in the process.

IActionable enables any site to define and automatically award public badges and points to their users when specific actions are performed.

icount is a political website that allows an individual to communicate with their elected officials. Politicians can engage with their constituents, get real feedback on legislation, and clarify positions and voting.

KarmaKey is like SkyMiles for restaurants. It helps consumers simplify their wallet by replacing traditional loyalty cards with virtual cards that can be tracked, traded, redeemed and stored on a mobile device.

MashWorx creates network and browser deployed applications of engagement for conventions and hotels to improve the branding experience and increase sales.

O-Codes helps publishers, advertisers, and marketers measure in detail how consumers interact with their offline content via text messaging to engage customers.

TaleSpring provides an online authoring system for do-it-yourself mobile publishing, with an initial focus on interactive, animated children’s books for the Apple iPad and iPhone.