Limeade is believed to be the latest company with plans for an initial public offering.
The company offers software that looks at the workplace experience of company employees and ways to improve workplace wellbeing.
Investment bank Macquarie Capital is thought to be working for the owners of the business.
The company was founded in 2006 by Henry Albrecht and is still run by him. Some expect it to be worth between $300 million and $400m.
Prior to Limeade, Mr Albrecht was vice president of product management at the enterprise software and product marketing company Bocada, where he launched a number of new business initiatives.
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