Wove

WoveInactive

https://wove.com

Revenue

Founded

2014

Headcount

-

Headquarters

US

Primary Segment

-

Ownership

Privately Owned

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May

22nd

2026

01:00

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

Software announcements for the week of May 18

Here are some of the latest software announcements: ° MacPaw’s Moonlock, a Mac protection and antivirus app, has released Scam Detector, a new feature that helps Mac users identify phishing and scams before it’s too late.

May

21st

2026

04:12

ESG, Emerging Tech, New Offerings

Wove launches app to detect PFAS and microplastic risks in clothing

US-based start-up Wove has launched a mobile application designed to help consumers identify potential PFAS, microplastic shedding, and chemical risks in clothing before purchase. The app scans garments and evaluates materials that may contain harmful substances or contribute to environmental pollution.

May

20th

2026

07:31

ESG, Emerging Tech, New Offerings

This new app scans your clothes for PFAS, microplastics, and hidden toxins

Wove is a new mobile app that scans clothing for PFAS, microplastics, and hidden toxins, giving shoppers plain-language safety ratings and cleaner alternatives. Launched amid rising regulatory pressure and renewed public concern following Netflix’s The Plastic Detox, it aims to do for wardrobes what Yuka did for grocery aisles.

TNW The Netherlands

May

19th

2026

07:07

New Offerings, ESG

First App That Scans Everyday Clothing for PFAS, Microplastics and Hidden Toxins Helps Shoppers Find Safer Alternatives

CHARLOTTE, N.C., May 19, 2026 By analyzing any clothing item using a product link, photo or screenshot, the Wove app instantly reveals hidden chemical and microplastic risks in the fabric and recommends safer look-alikes that fit each shopper's style and budget.

May

19th

2026

01:00

ESG, Emerging Tech, New Offerings, B2B Tag

Wove app lets shoppers check clothes for PFAS risks

As concern about microplastics, “forever chemicals,” hormone-disrupting chemicals and long-term health impacts moves into the mainstream, one startup is betting consumers want more transparency about the fabrics they wear every day. For shoppers trying to reduce their exposure to synthetic chemicals, clothing has remained a major blind spot, according to the company.

Jacksonville Journal-Courier

Feb

22nd

2026

23:47

We Built the First Real IEEPA Tariff Refund Calculator in 72 Hours. Here's What It Actually Took

On February 20, 2026, the Supreme Court struck down IEEPA tariffs in Learning Resources v. Trump. By Sunday night, we had a free tool live at refunds.wove.com that lets any importer upload their entry data and see exactly what they're owed — entry by entry, with the recovery mechanism (PSC, Protest, or CIT Litigation) for each one.

Jan

22nd

2026

21:40

When One Note Covers Thousands of Tariff Codes: Decoding Chapter 99

If you've ever worked with HTS Chapter 99, you know it's a special kind of chaos. Unlike most HTS chapters that classify physical products, Chapter 99 is where the exceptions live: temporary entries, antidumping duties, Section 301 tariffs, and a constellation of special provisions that can apply to thousands of different products.

Jan

9th

2026

13:02

Wove Tariff Calculator Now Available via API

We're making Wove's tariff calculation engine available as a standalone API. If you're building landed cost estimators, procurement tools, quoting systems, or trade compliance software, you can now embed duty rate lookups and tariff calculations directly into your application.

Jan

8th

2026

09:54

Supreme Court Tariff Decision: Why Your Refund Documentation Needs to Be Ready Now

The U.S. Supreme Court could issue a ruling any day that invalidates over $129 billion in tariffs collected under the Trump administration's use of emergency economic powers. For the 301,000 U.S. importers who've paid these levies across 34 million entries in 2025, this could mean substantial refunds—but only if you can prove what you paid and move quickly.

Jan

5th

2026

11:00

Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag

Context Graphs and the Missing Memory of Global Trade

The team at Foundation Capital recently articulated the idea of context graphs — systems that capture the reasoning connecting data to action. Their work resonated deeply with what we see every day in global trade operations.

Sep

2nd

2025

15:06

How Wove Helps Australian Logistics Companies Stay Ahead of BMSB Measures

Each year, Australia enforces strict Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) seasonal measures to protect its agriculture and environment from this invasive pest. For freight forwarders, importers, and logistics providers, the 2025/26 season brings new rules, new risks, and new operational challenges.

Aug

19th

2025

13:18

Artificial Intelligence, CT_Monitor Company

Wove vs. OCR + RPA Tools: What’s the Best Choice for Logistics Document Automation?

Logistics professionals are buried under a mountain of unstructured documents. These documents include rate sheets and tariffs, bills of lading, customs forms, invoices, packing lists, and RFQs just to name a few. Historically, companies have turned to OCR (Optical Character Recognition) and RPA (Robotic Process Automation) platforms like UiPath to tame the chaos.

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