Check out the 7 startups demoing at August’s New York Tech Meetup

Anyone that’s found themselves eying New York’s tech scene is bound to have heard of NY Tech Meetup, the massive monthly gathering that comes together to watch approximately 10 companies demo their work to the tech community for 3-5 minutes each. Every month a slim 850 seats are available for the meetup’s more than 25,000 members at NYU’s Skirball auditorium, and so once the tickets go live, they sell out almost instantly.

In case you didn’t grab a ticket this month, or are geographically-challenged, TNW once again has a list of the 10 startups demoing at tomorrow’s event so you can see what you’re missing. It’s noteworthy that some of these companies are just starting out and may have announcements planned, while others have already made a name for themselves in the industry.

1. Chip Maestro/Soniktech

After successfully raising over $15k with a $1k goal, Chip Maestro is gearing up to mass-produce its goofy, retro-tastic product: A MIDI synthesizer cartridge that turns a NES into a true 8-bit MIDI synthesizer.

2. bMobilized

3. InstallFree

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ggj1O0GpNvo

Liberate your applications from the PC. Use Microsoft Office on any device and edit your documents in the cloud. Use rich web applications on mobile browsers. Device independence has never been this easy!

4. CauseVox

Build a beautiful fundraising site and start raising donations in minutes. Easily fundraise and engage your supporters. Built from the ground up for non-profit organizations

5. Project Noah

Project Noah is a tool to explore and document wildlife and a platform to harness the power of citizen scientists everywhere.

6. Citelighter

Our innovative academic research platform helps students and researchers save, organize, and automatically cite content online and offline. Curated content is collected and aggregated onto Knowledge Cards.

7. Nestio

The easiest way to organize your apartment hunt.

Also: AmEx/GroupMe

A free mobile application allowing group text messaging.

If you’re in NY and weren’t able to snag a ticket to watch these companies present, you can also buy tickets to watch the simulcast at New Work City.