American Startup Ideas

2 years ago

List of startups created by or for Indian Americans

275

2 years ago

This startup is building a platform for American farmers to sell their goods to consumers worldwide. The startup aims to use a mix of digital store fronts and technology to deliver to consumers in countries like India and China, where the rural population has been growing.

256

2 years ago

The startup is a spin-off of a company called Hint, which was founded in 2015 to help people make better decisions about personal finance. The data can be used to help consumers identify opportunities for savings and investments, and Hint says one in three Americans don’t have enough money saved.

202

2 years ago

A tool for hotels to keep track of their assets and track down items that are lost, stolen, or damaged. The startup is already working with hotels in Brazil and Colombia and wants to expand to other Latin American markets as well.

171

2 years ago

A tool for distribution of food and groceries to people in need, in the form of a vehicle equipped with a fridge, a microwave, and a coffee machine, and that can travel down the street from a central hub. The startup’s founders are veterans of the American military.

158

1 year ago

A North American-based women’s health company looking to expand globally, with a focus on finding a way to provide women with a safe and easy way to have regular checkups.

155

2 years ago

A social network for Latin Americans in the US and Mexico that lets them connect, share photos, and discover events and activities related to their culture.

146

2 years ago

A Chinese-American startup that’s building an app that makes it easier to pay for things online. The app is in private beta and is already available in Shanghai, Shanghai and other parts of China.

140

2 years ago

This company is building a way to leverage the 50 million unclaimed American Express rewards cards that are sitting in a dormant state, unclaimed. The company wants to make it easier for companies to manage those rewards cards.

137

2 years ago

Matching job seekers with employers, coupled with goal-setting and coaching, could help reduce the representation of men in the American workforce.

136

2 years ago

This startup lets employers create employee referral programs and sells the referral fees. The startup’s customers include companies like Wayfair, Zillow, and American Express.

135

2 years ago

A digital network that connects American businesses and consumers with the same spending habits.

127

2 years ago

A startup that enables doctors to treat patients with diabetes by prescribing them low-cost glucose-monitoring devices. The startup is partnered with the American Diabetes Association and has already provided over 10,000 glucose monitoring devices to patients in the US.

123

2 years ago

A startup that helps American companies sell to consumers in China and other Asian markets by taking over the process of getting a Chinese partner to buy their product.

121

2 years ago

A microinsurance startup that serves older Americans looking to make sure they don’t spend money on medical expenses they can’t afford.

121

2 years ago

Founders: Marta, Ryan. The two want to build a tech hub for the Latin American startup community. They want to give startups discounted office space, mentorship, and access to capital.

117

10 months ago

A digital library of Latin American stories that’s available online for free.

115

2 years ago

A non-profit that follows and mentors African-American female entrepreneurs, providing them access to mentors and resources to help them build their businesses.

109

2 years ago

A company that helps find and hire doctors in the United States to serve as mentors for American students studying abroad.

106

2 years ago

The startup is building a traveler marketplace for South American cities. It’s a place where travelers can find roommates, book flights, and even share their rooms on AirBNB-like websites.

106

2 years ago

In mid-2016, the US Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics launched a data-driven blog, “The BLS Blog”, to provide updates and analysis of the state of the American economy. The blog is written by an editorial team of BLS economists and content managers.

97

2 years ago

A B2B company that aims to help B2B brands with marketing and sales by leveraging the power of B2B data and CRM technology. They have customers including Royal Bank of Canada and American Express.

96

2 years ago

The Berkeley-headquartered organization was founded in 2011 to encourage entrepreneurship among middle-class Americans. It has a $50 million budget and has invested in more than 200 startups.

92

2 years ago

In 2017, American companies spent $32.7 billion in shipping costs, according to a report by the Air Transport Association.

91

1 year ago

A free service that helps Americans who are moving abroad find work and employment opportunities in their new countries. Their mission is to help Americans transition to their new countries by providing job opportunities in their new countries.

88

1 year ago

A consumer credit product for Latin American and Caribbean companies.

86

6 months ago

This startup wants to add value to the $100 billion in goods that Americans throw away each year by providing them with a service to make repurposing them easier.

86

2 years ago

VentureBeat is an American technology news and media company based in New York City. It was founded in 2009 as a print publication, and has since expanded to include a website and mobile apps, and became a venture-backed startup.

82

1 year ago

A platform that helps saving for retirement, based on the idea that many Americans’ retirement savings come from old-fashioned and not so old-fashioned vehicles: cash deposits, a Roth IRA, or a 401(k).

82

7 months ago

A company that produces what it describes as a “cross between a startup and a university”, designed to provide a platform for the next generation of American startups.

81

1 year ago

A startup that helps people with bad credit build credit, working with companies like Wells Fargo and American Express to help people build their credit scores.

80

1 year ago

A startup that aims to build a database of every person in American history, a database that would someday have a search engine that could find out, for example, where a person’s great-great-great-great-grandfather was born.

78

1 year ago

A platform that helps people track their credit card usage. The company is working with companies like American Express, Chase, and Mastercard to promote the platform.

70

1 year ago

A startup for finding doctors who will see you for free if you don’t have Obamacare. It’s meant for low-income Americans.

68

10 months ago

A startup that offers an (in)formative and interactive retelling of the story of the American Revolution.

68

1 year ago

A social network for Indian Americans. It’s not clear how the company plans to operate in the US given the very different social norms here.

67

1 year ago

A tool that helps companies manage their third-party risk for business travel, with partners ranging from Avis to American Airlines.

67

1 year ago

A digital signature app for the iPhone and iPad. The startup is already working with some Fortune 500 companies like Google, Dropbox, and American Express.

65

1 year ago

This is a startup that’s building an online tool to help small businesses get financing. The company is looking to focus its efforts on Latin American markets.

64

1 year ago

A way for people to make money by sharing the things they already own. The founders say that with the average American household owning over 70% more items than they actually use, this is a $130 billion market that enables people to make money from the stuff they already own by selling it to others.

62

1 year ago

Social enterprise focused on helping immigrants and refugees get the skills they need to secure and integrate into American society.

62

10 months ago

This startup is developing a new type of seismic-based sensor that can be used to detect changes in seismic activity. The startup will demo the sensor at the upcoming American Geophysical Union meeting in December.

59

2 years ago

Idea: A home security company for Latin American households, primarily in Mexico. The startup is focused on providing internet-connected cameras that allow users to see and talk to visitors while they’re away from home.

58

1 year ago

A crowd-funded business that seeks to build a “smarter” retirement system for Americans.

58

1 year ago

A new business accelerator based in Silicon Valley, funded by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, that targets African-American tech founders with the goal of “helping them grow their businesses so they can help build the next generation of African-American tech leaders”.

57

1 year ago

A startup that helps people manage their finances and pay their bills. It’s “the first platform of its kind to help Americans ‘move money’ for free, at their own pace, and using only their mobile phone and internet connection.”

55

1 year ago

A startup that makes it easy to book airline tickets and manage your trip, with a “very simple” interface that looks like “Yelp for travel”. The company is focused on the Latin American market, where 90% of airfare sales are made by word of mouth — and where travel agents often have to call different airlines to book tickets.

55

5 months ago

A guide for Americans living abroad to apply for American citizenship.

52

1 year ago

A tool that will allow non-profits to raise money for their causes by pre-selling branded merchandise, starting with a fundraiser for the American Red Cross. Customers purchase pieces of a t-shirt or hoody and design their own text and images, which they can then have printed and shipped. The proceeds of their sale will go directly to the American Red Cross.

49

9 months ago

A healthcare app that helps Americans order medical supplies online in the US and have them shipped to them in India.

49

1 year ago

The startup’s software helps companies create, share, and keep track of all the things they care about. The business has over 1,000 customers in the US, including Microsoft, American Express, and Google.

48

11 months ago

The food delivery startup’s goal is to help the average American cook at home. The startup helps families cook dinner by delivering food in bulk and with recipes.

47

9 months ago

A consumer-focused delivery app that helps consumers order pizza and tacos directly from their phone. The startup is based in Argentina and says that it’s working on expanding from Buenos Aires to other South American cities.

44

1 year ago

A startup that connects American consumers to global brands that are no longer available in the US. It’s available in the US, UK, and Canada.

42

8 months ago

A startup that provides low-cost loans to low-income Americans.

41

1 month ago

A startup that helps women find an Asian-American partner to date.

37

3 months ago

“Towards the end of 2018, we identified an opportunity to build a new brand of cannabis and cannabis-infused products that focused on the needs of the African-American community.”

35

1 month ago

This startup wants to help Americans in their retirement savings by giving them an online investment platform they can use to invest in index funds and ETFs. The company wants to be a “tech-enabled advisor” that can help people better manage their investments.

33

2 months ago

A mobile banking app for Latin America that’s built for Latin Americans. The startup does still have a lot of work to do on the English side of its service.

31

9 months ago

With the goal of building a “better experience”, ZagBank is creating a digital bank for underbanked Americans, with a focus on helping them save money. They’re also applying for a fintech charter in the state of New Jersey.

30

6 months ago

Zendrive is building an app to help businesses track employees’ mileage, mileage reimbursement, and mileage payments. Its pitch is that the average American drives 22,000 miles per year. It’s a familiar enterprise solution, but the startup wants to help track employees’ mileage and make sure it’s fair.

30

6 months ago

A scheduling software for human resources departments. Their users include companies like Comcast and American Express.

30

1 month ago

The American Red Cross is one of the largest suppliers of blood and blood products in the United States, operating more than 1,000 blood donation centers in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia. It has donated more than 300 million units of blood since its inception in 1917. In addition to its domestic operations, the American Red Cross has provided lifesaving assistance to people in more than 70 countries through its international humanitarian program.

30

5 months ago

This startup wants to help turn the average American’s car into a carpool and help cities run more efficiently. The startup is currently working with big cities such as Chicago and San Francisco.

29

2 months ago

A startup that brings Asian payments to the US. The company partners with American banks and takes a cut of the transactions for credit cards and other payments.

28

1 month ago

The American Red Cross is a member of the

26

28 days ago

A platform that connects Americans with overseas employees to create cost savings, increase efficiency, and automate processes.

26

2 months ago

This is a toolset for restaurants to help them manage their ordering and inventory. The startup is already in use by American Express and Sharper Image.

22

15 days ago

This startup is building a full-stack CRM for the financial services industry. The company currently counts 10 customers, including American Express and JPMorgan.

17

1 month ago

A startup that connects American small businesses with American small businesses in need of procurement.

15

2 years ago

Idea: Personalized, affordable health insurance for every American

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2 years ago

Idea: A startup that is working with a major South American bank to help them build a platform for managing their B2B loan portfolio

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American Startup Ideas

List of startups created by or for Indian Americans

This startup is building a platform for American farmers to sell their goods to consumers worldwide. The startup aims to use a mix of digital store fronts and technology to deliver to consumers in countries like India and China, where the rural population has been growing.

The startup is a spin-off of a company called Hint, which was founded in 2015 to help people make better decisions about personal finance. The data can be used to help consumers identify opportunities for savings and investments, and Hint says one in three Americans don’t have enough money saved.

A tool for hotels to keep track of their assets and track down items that are lost, stolen, or damaged. The startup is already working with hotels in Brazil and Colombia and wants to expand to other Latin American markets as well.

A tool for distribution of food and groceries to people in need, in the form of a vehicle equipped with a fridge, a microwave, and a coffee machine, and that can travel down the street from a central hub. The startup’s founders are veterans of the American military.

A North American-based women’s health company looking to expand globally, with a focus on finding a way to provide women with a safe and easy way to have regular checkups.

A social network for Latin Americans in the US and Mexico that lets them connect, share photos, and discover events and activities related to their culture.

A Chinese-American startup that’s building an app that makes it easier to pay for things online. The app is in private beta and is already available in Shanghai, Shanghai and other parts of China.

This company is building a way to leverage the 50 million unclaimed American Express rewards cards that are sitting in a dormant state, unclaimed. The company wants to make it easier for companies to manage those rewards cards.

Matching job seekers with employers, coupled with goal-setting and coaching, could help reduce the representation of men in the American workforce.

This startup lets employers create employee referral programs and sells the referral fees. The startup’s customers include companies like Wayfair, Zillow, and American Express.

A digital network that connects American businesses and consumers with the same spending habits.

A startup that enables doctors to treat patients with diabetes by prescribing them low-cost glucose-monitoring devices. The startup is partnered with the American Diabetes Association and has already provided over 10,000 glucose monitoring devices to patients in the US.

A startup that helps American companies sell to consumers in China and other Asian markets by taking over the process of getting a Chinese partner to buy their product.

A microinsurance startup that serves older Americans looking to make sure they don’t spend money on medical expenses they can’t afford.

Founders: Marta, Ryan. The two want to build a tech hub for the Latin American startup community. They want to give startups discounted office space, mentorship, and access to capital.

A digital library of Latin American stories that’s available online for free.

A non-profit that follows and mentors African-American female entrepreneurs, providing them access to mentors and resources to help them build their businesses.

A company that helps find and hire doctors in the United States to serve as mentors for American students studying abroad.

The startup is building a traveler marketplace for South American cities. It’s a place where travelers can find roommates, book flights, and even share their rooms on AirBNB-like websites.

In mid-2016, the US Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics launched a data-driven blog, “The BLS Blog”, to provide updates and analysis of the state of the American economy. The blog is written by an editorial team of BLS economists and content managers.

A B2B company that aims to help B2B brands with marketing and sales by leveraging the power of B2B data and CRM technology. They have customers including Royal Bank of Canada and American Express.

The Berkeley-headquartered organization was founded in 2011 to encourage entrepreneurship among middle-class Americans. It has a $50 million budget and has invested in more than 200 startups.

In 2017, American companies spent $32.7 billion in shipping costs, according to a report by the Air Transport Association.

A free service that helps Americans who are moving abroad find work and employment opportunities in their new countries. Their mission is to help Americans transition to their new countries by providing job opportunities in their new countries.

A consumer credit product for Latin American and Caribbean companies.

This startup wants to add value to the $100 billion in goods that Americans throw away each year by providing them with a service to make repurposing them easier.

VentureBeat is an American technology news and media company based in New York City. It was founded in 2009 as a print publication, and has since expanded to include a website and mobile apps, and became a venture-backed startup.

A platform that helps saving for retirement, based on the idea that many Americans’ retirement savings come from old-fashioned and not so old-fashioned vehicles: cash deposits, a Roth IRA, or a 401(k).

A company that produces what it describes as a “cross between a startup and a university”, designed to provide a platform for the next generation of American startups.

A startup that helps people with bad credit build credit, working with companies like Wells Fargo and American Express to help people build their credit scores.

A startup that aims to build a database of every person in American history, a database that would someday have a search engine that could find out, for example, where a person’s great-great-great-great-grandfather was born.

A platform that helps people track their credit card usage. The company is working with companies like American Express, Chase, and Mastercard to promote the platform.

A startup for finding doctors who will see you for free if you don’t have Obamacare. It’s meant for low-income Americans.

A startup that offers an (in)formative and interactive retelling of the story of the American Revolution.

A social network for Indian Americans. It’s not clear how the company plans to operate in the US given the very different social norms here.

A tool that helps companies manage their third-party risk for business travel, with partners ranging from Avis to American Airlines.

A digital signature app for the iPhone and iPad. The startup is already working with some Fortune 500 companies like Google, Dropbox, and American Express.

This is a startup that’s building an online tool to help small businesses get financing. The company is looking to focus its efforts on Latin American markets.

Social enterprise focused on helping immigrants and refugees get the skills they need to secure and integrate into American society.

This startup is developing a new type of seismic-based sensor that can be used to detect changes in seismic activity. The startup will demo the sensor at the upcoming American Geophysical Union meeting in December.

Idea: A home security company for Latin American households, primarily in Mexico. The startup is focused on providing internet-connected cameras that allow users to see and talk to visitors while they’re away from home.

A crowd-funded business that seeks to build a “smarter” retirement system for Americans.

A new business accelerator based in Silicon Valley, funded by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, that targets African-American tech founders with the goal of “helping them grow their businesses so they can help build the next generation of African-American tech leaders”.

A startup that helps people manage their finances and pay their bills. It’s “the first platform of its kind to help Americans ‘move money’ for free, at their own pace, and using only their mobile phone and internet connection.”

A guide for Americans living abroad to apply for American citizenship.

A healthcare app that helps Americans order medical supplies online in the US and have them shipped to them in India.

The startup’s software helps companies create, share, and keep track of all the things they care about. The business has over 1,000 customers in the US, including Microsoft, American Express, and Google.

The food delivery startup’s goal is to help the average American cook at home. The startup helps families cook dinner by delivering food in bulk and with recipes.

A consumer-focused delivery app that helps consumers order pizza and tacos directly from their phone. The startup is based in Argentina and says that it’s working on expanding from Buenos Aires to other South American cities.

A startup that connects American consumers to global brands that are no longer available in the US. It’s available in the US, UK, and Canada.

A startup that provides low-cost loans to low-income Americans.

A startup that helps women find an Asian-American partner to date.

“Towards the end of 2018, we identified an opportunity to build a new brand of cannabis and cannabis-infused products that focused on the needs of the African-American community.”

This startup wants to help Americans in their retirement savings by giving them an online investment platform they can use to invest in index funds and ETFs. The company wants to be a “tech-enabled advisor” that can help people better manage their investments.

A mobile banking app for Latin America that’s built for Latin Americans. The startup does still have a lot of work to do on the English side of its service.

With the goal of building a “better experience”, ZagBank is creating a digital bank for underbanked Americans, with a focus on helping them save money. They’re also applying for a fintech charter in the state of New Jersey.

A scheduling software for human resources departments. Their users include companies like Comcast and American Express.

This startup wants to help turn the average American’s car into a carpool and help cities run more efficiently. The startup is currently working with big cities such as Chicago and San Francisco.

A startup that brings Asian payments to the US. The company partners with American banks and takes a cut of the transactions for credit cards and other payments.

The American Red Cross is a member of the

A platform that connects Americans with overseas employees to create cost savings, increase efficiency, and automate processes.

This is a toolset for restaurants to help them manage their ordering and inventory. The startup is already in use by American Express and Sharper Image.

This startup is building a full-stack CRM for the financial services industry. The company currently counts 10 customers, including American Express and JPMorgan.

A startup that connects American small businesses with American small businesses in need of procurement.

Idea: Personalized, affordable health insurance for every American

Idea: A startup that is working with a major South American bank to help them build a platform for managing their B2B loan portfolio