Startup Fanlime, which created an online social tool for athletes...

Startup Fanlime, which created an online social tool for athletes to share their favorite content and products, presents at the Long Island Angel Network. (Nov 12, 2013) Credit: Newsday / Lisa Du

Three New York City-based startups presented before the Long Island Angel Network Tuesday night in hopes of securing funding from local investors.

The three companies are:

A fourth Long Island startup, eGifter -- formerly known as GroupGifting.com -- also presented, but did not solicit any funding as the company had already met its fundraising goal before the presentation. The social gifting mobile app, based in Hauppauge, had previously raised $1 million from the Angel Network, and it was the second time it had presented.

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