Able Startup Ideas

4 months ago

A startup that’s helping Indian tech startups source cheap and reliable engineering talent.

4,922

3 years ago

SITU is building a messaging app to help people connect with their local government. It’s meant to make government more approachable and transparent to the public.

4,120

3 years ago

The startup is building a digital platform to enable farmers to monitor and manage the health of their crops.

2,192

6 months ago

A startup that makes it easier for people to borrow money from friends, family, and even strangers. The startup is currently only available in the UK, where it’s working with a handful of small businesses.

1,199

3 years ago

A company that helps colleges and universities offer affordable, online classes

1,121

3 years ago

A startup that helps the elderly and disabled to communicate with their family

1,007

2 years ago

A startup helping small businesses create their own, more profitable, online marketing campaigns. The company helps small businesses with organic content creation, on-page SEO, and paid advertising. It’s currently looking for top-level talent.

882

3 years ago

A startup to help disabled people find friends who are willing to help them out, and vice versa.

848

6 months ago

A smartwatch-like wearable that can help people monitor their glucose levels if they have diabetes.

699

7 months ago

A startup that captures photos and videos of parking spots available at an airport, so that drivers can find them when they return.

659

3 years ago

A startup that uses affordable technology to help farmers in India learn to use technology to make better decisions

630

2 years ago

A network of tutors across the world that get paid per student, with students able to take lessons from anyone.

621

9 months ago

A startup selling the basics (like food, clothing, etc.) in a way that allows users to add a custom sticker of their own photo to the product. The startup has been operating for a year, and has been profitable since day 1.

605

3 years ago

A startup that collects data on the world’s 4.5 billion-odd cellphones and builds a giant map of their locations with all the phone data available.

598

3 years ago

A startup for hotels to fill rooms quickly with the best available rates.

551

3 years ago

Idea: A software company that helps people with disabilities create profiles online and apply for jobs The startup seeks to help people with disabilities find work and give them the tools to make themselves employable

518

2 years ago

A collection of online educational materials available for free.

501

1 year ago

This is a startup that wants to bring restaurant table reservations to the web. The startup works with restaurants and offers a way for them to provide table reservations via the web. They’re looking to partner with companies who have a big customer base but have been slow to adopt technology.

438

3 years ago

A messaging app for urbanites in India, where the government has banned SMS and WhatsApp, and SMS is often unreliable.

405

2 years ago

Aspiring to be like Amazon, this startup wants to be the Amazon of the $3.5 trillion retail industry. They say they’re currently focused on a core product that will eventually be able to make recommendations for products to customers, and have already signed up a number of retailers.

382

3 months ago

A real-time video-based platform that allows businesses to manage multiple clients and workflows simultaneously. The platform is meant to be able to do things like schedule calls with clients, transcribe meetings, and manage client-facing workflows.

341

1 year ago

A company that wants to help members of the LGBTQ community and other minorities get affordable health insurance. HealthForceOne has been in the market for almost a year, with a client list that includes the New York City Department of Health and the LGBT Center.

327

2 years ago

A highly customizable online resume builder that sorts out what information is relevant.

326

2 years ago

Inventor Dr. Ramesh Kale has been working on a low-cost, disposable "smart" pacemaker for under $1,500. The device is implanted in a pocket-sized battery pack that an individual wears around their waist. The pacemaker is connected to the battery pack via a small wire. When the device senses irregular heartbeats, it sends a signal to the battery pack, which then notifies the individual's doctor. The battery pack is replaceable, and is expected to last up to a year.

319

3 years ago

A platform that helps companies analyze their own data, with a focus on finding ways to make information more actionable.

315

1 year ago

An online marketplace for selling used textbooks — a business that’s the only profitable part of the textbook industry.

310

2 years ago

A company that makes high-end reusable coffee cups.

294

2 years ago

This is a product-tracking app for restaurants, allowing them to track all their orders, send notifications to employees, and manage payments. It’s currently only available in the US but has recently secured seed funding.

288

10 months ago

A portable battery that can charge your smartphone up to 100 times without charging itself. It relies on solar power to charge.

281

2 years ago

A platform for “pay-at-the-table” service restaurants.

270

3 years ago

In the past year, there have been a few notable exits from Indian startups and their founders. Vani Kola, co-founder of Zomato, sold her company to local rival Swiggy for an estimated $50 million.

265

2 years ago

A platform that enables local retailers to accept payments from shoppers using mobile phones.

262

2 years ago

A startup that’s building an AI-enabled chatbot for legal services. The company has $1 million in seed funding.

259

2 years ago

A food delivery startup that wants to take on Uber Eats. The company is currently only available in Seattle and has $3 million in funding.

248

3 years ago

A startup that offers a highly customisable, easy-to-use platform for designing employee relocation packages

247

2 years ago

A startup that wants to build a system that helps patients get more affordable, higher quality, and faster-acting healthcare. The startup is starting in the UK and Ireland.

242

2 years ago

The first wearable fitness tracking device that’s a 25% slimmer than Apple Watch, with a rotating bezel.

238

1 year ago

A startup that enables users to determine the health of an anonymous friend. The startup currently has 70,000 registered users.

237

3 months ago

A platform that allows companies to automate the process of hiring freelancers and contractors. They claim to be able to reduce the time it takes to find and hire talent through automation.

237

3 years ago

According to a report by TechCrunch, the San Francisco based coworking space, WeWork, is looking to raise another round of investments at a valuation of $8 billion. WeWork has been growing rapidly, and has been a major success in the US. However, the multi-billion-dollar valuation has not been met by the pace of growth, and many question how sustainable it will be.

234

2 years ago

A startup that lets people track their food from farm to table.

234

2 years ago

A video-sharing platform that allows users to create their own videos, share them and get paid for them. The site is currently available in the UK and Australia and has more than 1 million users.

233

2 years ago

A food delivery service that takes a cut of each order. The startup’s delivery partners are close to becoming available in Brooklyn, with plans to expand to a dozen more by the end of the year. The startup charges a 20% delivery fee.

232

1 year ago

A product for people who want to use a tablet for the road for some part of their work

232

2 years ago

Bots that make the complex work of managing a home remodeling project more manageable. The company is working with HVAC contractors and property managers to aggregate data from hundreds of homes to help them do a better job of forecasting and managing their projects.

231

2 years ago

A laundry detergent that provides all the benefits of dry-cleaning, in a low-water, low-energy, biodegradable form.

228

2 years ago

A Chinese-language news app. They have about 200,000 users, and are profitable. They’ve already raised $3.5 million.

226

2 years ago

Wheelchair-mounted fans to cool you down while you’re sitting in a wheelchair. The startup is among the first contestants into a new category for Kickstarter called “Mobility” that the company says is meant to help bring people who wouldn’t otherwise be able to take part in crowdfunding to the platform.

223

2 years ago

A company building a browser extension that adds web-based editing to Microsoft Word, enabling users to do everything from adding images to creating tables and charts.

221

2 years ago

A startup that creates low-cost, programmable electronics for the Internet of Things.

221

2 years ago

A new, blockchain-enabled peer-to-peer lending platform that is targeting the global student debt crisis. The company is expanding internationally and looking for investors.

218

2 years ago

An AI powered work scheduling app for HR managers, telling them who is available and what their availability is like.

217

2 years ago

A platform that enables online retailers to offer their customers the option to create their own exclusive in-store experiences.

214

3 years ago

A search engine for fashion companies to find clothes and accessories that go well together, cut for a specific body type, or are made with sustainable materials.

213

2 years ago

A platform for lending and borrowing money with a goal of reaching 1 million borrowers. Users will be able to search for and compare loans online.

213

2 years ago

This startup wants to build a new type of credit card for the underbanked, especially in developing countries. It takes the form of a prepaid card and is available in any currency. Given the lack of banking options in many such countries, the startup sees a lot of potential for growth.

213

3 years ago

A startup where you can buy used tablet computers from big retailers like Best Buy and Staples.

208

2 years ago

The startup makes on-demand cleaners available for home services, largely to help cities manage their waste. By putting the service in the hands of users, it helps cities cut costs and be more efficient.

208

2 years ago

A platform for sharing and selling reusable office supplies to businesses. The startup focuses on 8 great office supply items that are used a lot, but don’t get recycled as often as they should. They’re currently focusing on the US, but plan to expand internationally and into business software.

207

3 months ago

A tool that builds GPS-enabled maps with crowdsourced data

207

2 years ago

A startup that helps big retailers manage a large number of different call center operations. The company says it has been able to save retailers over $100 million a year in labor costs.

206

3 months ago

A wearable device that provides fitness coaching and guidance for people with chronic conditions. The startup wants to use data to make users’ chronic conditions more manageable.

206

2 years ago

A startup that promises to be able to show its customers how to save money by optimizing their home’s energy consumption.

205

2 years ago

A startup that helps track and connect people who want to apply for jobs in a specific city, and allows them to see the job openings, apply and schedule interviews, get feedback on their applications, and communicate with recruiters. Available in the San Francisco Bay Area.

203

2 years ago

A platform that allows landlords to manage their rental units, connecting them to homebuyers and letting agents. The pitch is that it gives landlords a new way to run their business, helping them collect rent and keep track of their properties. It’s available in the UK and Australia at the moment, although they’re looking to expand internationally.

203

2 years ago

A SaaS company that helps other companies in the health industry get and keep medical and dental insurance. The startup is only available in the United States.

203

2 years ago

A new startup that wants to build a “super-headset” with a built-in Spotify subscription. The headset will be a hit with music fans who want to buy the current, highly-rated Apple Beats headphones but want something a bit more fashionable and portable.

201

2 years ago

A tool for creating and executing marketing and sales campaigns. Available as a Slack bot and as a browser extension, and also as a mobile app.

201

2 years ago

The startup wants to build a “third-party insurance-for-everyone” platform that offers affordable health insurance. The startup has already built a network that serves around 200,000 people in the US and has raised $3.5 million.

200

3 years ago

A startup that helps customers book restaurant tables, with a check-in and payment feature. It’s the first startup in India working on a restaurant booking app.

199

2 years ago

A startup that allows you to select when and where you’d like to get your car washed, from a list of viable times and places.

199

2 years ago

A company that makes a comprehensive, searchable database of the world’s universities.

199

2 years ago

The company wants to make negotiating harder than it already is by providing a simple, searchable interface for employees to search the market for best deals on everything from Amazon Prime subscriptions to a new suit.

198

2 years ago

Other notable startups in the city include:

195

2 years ago

A company that’s building a “Netflix for fitness”. The company wants to be able to provide “instant-on, personalized, scalable, and effective fitness programs”.

194

2 years ago

A 3D printable gun that allows you to modify the shape of your weapon. The idea behind the technology is that it can be used to make semi-automatic weapons capable of being fired more quickly.

194

2 years ago

A Web3-enabled P2P marketplace to buy and sell electricity. The company has a white paper in development and a prototype.

194

2 years ago

A cloud-based platform that allows retailers to create a “bundle” of products that are available for the same price as a single product, offering better margins for buyers on multiple products.

193

3 months ago

A digital wearable designed to help those with Parkinson’s Disease (PD) manage their symptoms.

193

2 years ago

A software company that helps businesses and foundations manage their contributions to charitable causes. The company wants to be the “Yahoo of charity”.

191

3 years ago

A tablet organizer that aims to keep the iPad in sync with your desktop and other devices.

190

4 months ago

A startup that allows you to convert your old smartphone into a portable battery pack for your laptop

190

2 years ago

A platform that helps people find and book the best available gym memberships, and better manage their fitness routine.

189

2 years ago

A SaaS system that enables companies to create and maintain their own web pages, and use them as a single source of truth.

189

2 years ago

A “boutique” loyalty program that offers extra perks like free flights, hotel stays, spa visits, concert tickets, and more to frequent shoppers. The company is currently profitable and has a $7 million valuation.

189

1 year ago

A “self-serve” platform that enables developers to build out their own bitmap font, so they can quickly build out a new font without needing to hire a designer.

189

8 months ago

A platform that lets people buy, sell, and trade books, with the hope of someday making them readable by machines.

189

3 years ago

A company that connects high-quality and reliable dentists to patients, also offering a digital dental records service.

186

1 year ago

A startup focused on the development of specialty plastics. It’s got a factory in the US, and its first product is a sustainable, nontoxic version of the plastic used to make fiberglass.

185

4 months ago

A startup that helps you see when your Uber driver is available and get to them quickly, with a built-in feature to automatically book the ride when you get in the car.

185

3 months ago

A tiny wearable device that can monitor heart rate variability and other vital signs, used to diagnose sleep apnea. The device is being built by a team of engineers and sleep doctors.

185

2 years ago

A tool for building custom, customizable, 3D models of things.

184

1 year ago

A startup that aims to create a “virtual reality digital assistant” that enables the AI to learn how to answer questions and converse with users.

183

3 years ago

A company that makes a pair of Bluetooth headphones that are like a high-end pair of AirPods, but with a subscription service to make them more affordable.

182

3 years ago

A platform that helps small business owners in India use their app to accept payments, and enables customers to pay with a couple of taps.

182

1 year ago

A B2C startup that aims to help users better identify the right tool for a given task. Resolve is a feature-rich, chrome-based extension that can be added to any website. Since Resolve launched, over 100,000 people have installed it, and they’ve already been able to make around $1,000,000 from the app.

182

3 years ago

A maker of smartphones and tablets, the startup wants to sell its own operating system and make its own hardware.

180

2 years ago

A digital currency for the global market. It’s first product is a stablecoin for local currency payments in the US and across the world.

180

2 years ago

This startup has a cryptocurrency that stores value, making it a valuable digital currency

180

1 year ago

A platform that enables people to rent out their homes to visitors. They’re building a platform that will let people rent out their homes to strangers or friends for short-term stays, and take care of the expenses for guests.

180

3 years ago

Idea: A new luxury travel brand that sells experiences like a cooking class in Marrakesh, a private beach in Bali, or a safari trip in Africa. The company is targeting high net worth travelers with up to $3 million in investable assets.

179

3 years ago

A digital insurance company that enables companies to offer health plans. It’s currently working with both employers and individuals.

179

3 years ago

A B2B company that helps businesses manage their email marketing. The company says they’re profitable and growing.

179

3 years ago

A text-based platform for sharing your photos, videos, and location over the Internet. The company is building a social network for photography that they say will be able to support 3 billion photos by 2028.

179

3 years ago

A startup that is building a platform for training teachers in the US public school system. The startup wants to make school more attractive and profitable.

179

2 years ago

A platform that enables consumers to buy goods directly from manufacturers.

179

1 year ago

A startup that wants to help you make the most of your digital devices. For example, it wants to help you use your tablet as a digital sketchbook.

179

1 year ago

This startup is building a portable bio-sensor that can measure drugs in the body through non-invasive blood tests. The sensors are worn like a necklace and are powered by a single AAA battery.

179

3 years ago

A revenue sharing model for people who want to share their personal data with advertisers. By offering a monthly subscription, the company expects to earn revenue from those who feel most comfortable sharing their data.

178

2 years ago

This startup is building a “cloud” of data centers around the world, so that the data center closest to the user is the most reliable. It’s similar to Amazon Web Services, but more localized.

178

1 year ago

A startup that makes wearable tech for people with disabilities, like those with visual impairment. The startup is building software that helps people with disabilities to be more independent.

178

3 years ago

A dateable dating app, not unlike Bumble.

177

2 years ago

A startup for crewing services, enabling customers to compare their needs with available workers.

177

3 months ago

A mobile-first, web-first platform for capturing and analyzing the decisions of consumers on-the-go. The platform allows consumers to share their personal data with brands, streamlining the process of capturing data from the real world, and making it actionable.

176

3 years ago

A company that provides software to enable “app-like” experiences for businesses in the medical sector

175

3 years ago

A location-based service for couples, with an idea that couples should be able to have a regular time to meet each other.

174

2 years ago

A startup for small suppliers of everyday office supplies (like computer cables or paper clips) and small businesses to buy and sell them.

174

3 years ago

P2P platform that enables car owners to rent out their vehicles to others. The startup is looking to build a network of users that would rent out their cars when they are not using them.

173

3 years ago

A startup that makes a product called “The Wig”, a wearable device that can tell you if you have a fever or not by reading your face

173

2 years ago

The startup’s pitch is that “we help people save money by visiting restaurants that are good, but not the best.” The app now has 100,000 users in the UK, and its founders say they’ll be able to expand globally if their funding round meets its goal.

173

1 year ago

A tool that switches your Mac into an Android tablet, so you can use your Macbook's touchscreen.

173

2 years ago

The startup is working on building an open API to enable other platforms to build apps to help shoppers find the right brand by cross-referencing their online shopping history. The startup wants to build an app that lets shoppers find the right brands to buy, based on previous purchases.

171

3 years ago

A tool that lets software developers build and share reusable code snippets.

170

3 years ago

This startup tries to make student loans more affordable for students by offering a low-risk version of student loans.

170

1 year ago

A parking app for drivers in the San Francisco Bay Area, which includes a phone app, an app for drivers and a website for drivers to browse available parking spots. The startup has about 3,000 drivers and about 3,000 parking spots.

170

3 years ago

A startup that makes a reusable and portable medical device that helps people keep their wounds clean

169

2 years ago

A product that enables buyers to save money when buying a home.

169

2 years ago

A cloud-based office that provides over-the-desk access to a suite of productivity tools, including office apps like Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. It’s available as a SaaS service, or as an onsite installation.

169

3 years ago

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Able Startup Ideas

A startup that’s helping Indian tech startups source cheap and reliable engineering talent.

SITU is building a messaging app to help people connect with their local government. It’s meant to make government more approachable and transparent to the public.

The startup is building a digital platform to enable farmers to monitor and manage the health of their crops.

A startup that makes it easier for people to borrow money from friends, family, and even strangers. The startup is currently only available in the UK, where it’s working with a handful of small businesses.

A company that helps colleges and universities offer affordable, online classes

A startup that helps the elderly and disabled to communicate with their family

A startup helping small businesses create their own, more profitable, online marketing campaigns. The company helps small businesses with organic content creation, on-page SEO, and paid advertising. It’s currently looking for top-level talent.

A startup to help disabled people find friends who are willing to help them out, and vice versa.

A smartwatch-like wearable that can help people monitor their glucose levels if they have diabetes.

A startup that captures photos and videos of parking spots available at an airport, so that drivers can find them when they return.

A startup that uses affordable technology to help farmers in India learn to use technology to make better decisions

A network of tutors across the world that get paid per student, with students able to take lessons from anyone.

A startup selling the basics (like food, clothing, etc.) in a way that allows users to add a custom sticker of their own photo to the product. The startup has been operating for a year, and has been profitable since day 1.

A startup that collects data on the world’s 4.5 billion-odd cellphones and builds a giant map of their locations with all the phone data available.

A startup for hotels to fill rooms quickly with the best available rates.

Idea: A software company that helps people with disabilities create profiles online and apply for jobs The startup seeks to help people with disabilities find work and give them the tools to make themselves employable

A collection of online educational materials available for free.

This is a startup that wants to bring restaurant table reservations to the web. The startup works with restaurants and offers a way for them to provide table reservations via the web. They’re looking to partner with companies who have a big customer base but have been slow to adopt technology.

A messaging app for urbanites in India, where the government has banned SMS and WhatsApp, and SMS is often unreliable.

Aspiring to be like Amazon, this startup wants to be the Amazon of the $3.5 trillion retail industry. They say they’re currently focused on a core product that will eventually be able to make recommendations for products to customers, and have already signed up a number of retailers.

A real-time video-based platform that allows businesses to manage multiple clients and workflows simultaneously. The platform is meant to be able to do things like schedule calls with clients, transcribe meetings, and manage client-facing workflows.

A company that wants to help members of the LGBTQ community and other minorities get affordable health insurance. HealthForceOne has been in the market for almost a year, with a client list that includes the New York City Department of Health and the LGBT Center.

A highly customizable online resume builder that sorts out what information is relevant.

A platform that helps companies analyze their own data, with a focus on finding ways to make information more actionable.

An online marketplace for selling used textbooks — a business that’s the only profitable part of the textbook industry.

A company that makes high-end reusable coffee cups.

This is a product-tracking app for restaurants, allowing them to track all their orders, send notifications to employees, and manage payments. It’s currently only available in the US but has recently secured seed funding.

A portable battery that can charge your smartphone up to 100 times without charging itself. It relies on solar power to charge.

A platform for “pay-at-the-table” service restaurants.

In the past year, there have been a few notable exits from Indian startups and their founders. Vani Kola, co-founder of Zomato, sold her company to local rival Swiggy for an estimated $50 million.

A platform that enables local retailers to accept payments from shoppers using mobile phones.

A startup that’s building an AI-enabled chatbot for legal services. The company has $1 million in seed funding.

A food delivery startup that wants to take on Uber Eats. The company is currently only available in Seattle and has $3 million in funding.

A startup that offers a highly customisable, easy-to-use platform for designing employee relocation packages

A startup that wants to build a system that helps patients get more affordable, higher quality, and faster-acting healthcare. The startup is starting in the UK and Ireland.

The first wearable fitness tracking device that’s a 25% slimmer than Apple Watch, with a rotating bezel.

A startup that enables users to determine the health of an anonymous friend. The startup currently has 70,000 registered users.

A platform that allows companies to automate the process of hiring freelancers and contractors. They claim to be able to reduce the time it takes to find and hire talent through automation.

A startup that lets people track their food from farm to table.

A video-sharing platform that allows users to create their own videos, share them and get paid for them. The site is currently available in the UK and Australia and has more than 1 million users.

A food delivery service that takes a cut of each order. The startup’s delivery partners are close to becoming available in Brooklyn, with plans to expand to a dozen more by the end of the year. The startup charges a 20% delivery fee.

A product for people who want to use a tablet for the road for some part of their work

Bots that make the complex work of managing a home remodeling project more manageable. The company is working with HVAC contractors and property managers to aggregate data from hundreds of homes to help them do a better job of forecasting and managing their projects.

A laundry detergent that provides all the benefits of dry-cleaning, in a low-water, low-energy, biodegradable form.

A Chinese-language news app. They have about 200,000 users, and are profitable. They’ve already raised $3.5 million.

A company building a browser extension that adds web-based editing to Microsoft Word, enabling users to do everything from adding images to creating tables and charts.

A startup that creates low-cost, programmable electronics for the Internet of Things.

A new, blockchain-enabled peer-to-peer lending platform that is targeting the global student debt crisis. The company is expanding internationally and looking for investors.

An AI powered work scheduling app for HR managers, telling them who is available and what their availability is like.

A platform that enables online retailers to offer their customers the option to create their own exclusive in-store experiences.

A search engine for fashion companies to find clothes and accessories that go well together, cut for a specific body type, or are made with sustainable materials.

A platform for lending and borrowing money with a goal of reaching 1 million borrowers. Users will be able to search for and compare loans online.

This startup wants to build a new type of credit card for the underbanked, especially in developing countries. It takes the form of a prepaid card and is available in any currency. Given the lack of banking options in many such countries, the startup sees a lot of potential for growth.

A startup where you can buy used tablet computers from big retailers like Best Buy and Staples.

The startup makes on-demand cleaners available for home services, largely to help cities manage their waste. By putting the service in the hands of users, it helps cities cut costs and be more efficient.

A platform for sharing and selling reusable office supplies to businesses. The startup focuses on 8 great office supply items that are used a lot, but don’t get recycled as often as they should. They’re currently focusing on the US, but plan to expand internationally and into business software.

A tool that builds GPS-enabled maps with crowdsourced data

A startup that helps big retailers manage a large number of different call center operations. The company says it has been able to save retailers over $100 million a year in labor costs.

A wearable device that provides fitness coaching and guidance for people with chronic conditions. The startup wants to use data to make users’ chronic conditions more manageable.

A startup that promises to be able to show its customers how to save money by optimizing their home’s energy consumption.

A startup that helps track and connect people who want to apply for jobs in a specific city, and allows them to see the job openings, apply and schedule interviews, get feedback on their applications, and communicate with recruiters. Available in the San Francisco Bay Area.

A SaaS company that helps other companies in the health industry get and keep medical and dental insurance. The startup is only available in the United States.

A new startup that wants to build a “super-headset” with a built-in Spotify subscription. The headset will be a hit with music fans who want to buy the current, highly-rated Apple Beats headphones but want something a bit more fashionable and portable.

A tool for creating and executing marketing and sales campaigns. Available as a Slack bot and as a browser extension, and also as a mobile app.

The startup wants to build a “third-party insurance-for-everyone” platform that offers affordable health insurance. The startup has already built a network that serves around 200,000 people in the US and has raised $3.5 million.

A startup that helps customers book restaurant tables, with a check-in and payment feature. It’s the first startup in India working on a restaurant booking app.

A startup that allows you to select when and where you’d like to get your car washed, from a list of viable times and places.

A company that makes a comprehensive, searchable database of the world’s universities.

The company wants to make negotiating harder than it already is by providing a simple, searchable interface for employees to search the market for best deals on everything from Amazon Prime subscriptions to a new suit.

Other notable startups in the city include:

A company that’s building a “Netflix for fitness”. The company wants to be able to provide “instant-on, personalized, scalable, and effective fitness programs”.

A 3D printable gun that allows you to modify the shape of your weapon. The idea behind the technology is that it can be used to make semi-automatic weapons capable of being fired more quickly.

A Web3-enabled P2P marketplace to buy and sell electricity. The company has a white paper in development and a prototype.

A cloud-based platform that allows retailers to create a “bundle” of products that are available for the same price as a single product, offering better margins for buyers on multiple products.

A digital wearable designed to help those with Parkinson’s Disease (PD) manage their symptoms.

A software company that helps businesses and foundations manage their contributions to charitable causes. The company wants to be the “Yahoo of charity”.

A tablet organizer that aims to keep the iPad in sync with your desktop and other devices.