Break Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A startup that helps employees take a break from work and get paid.

271

2 years ago

A platform for young adults to take a break from college and earn money.

253

2 years ago

An AI-powered solution for the construction industry. It’s a predictive maintenance platform that helps maintenance staff fix machines before they break down.

231

3 years ago

A dating app for breakfast in the morning.

187

1 month ago

A new startup focused on helping readers access the best content in their area. The company offers a monthly subscription of a curated list of articles that interest a person. They want to launch in early 2020 to allow people to take a break from their phones.

183

1 month ago

A solution for people who are moving to the Bay Area and don’t want to break their existing furniture. Users take a photo of their furniture, and Rent the Runway finds an exact match.

171

3 years ago

A startup that provides a service for people who are going through a breakup

167

3 years ago

A startup that makes it easier for medical professionals and public health workers to track and share data about outbreaks

159

3 years ago

"One of the Biggest Breakthroughs of 2016”, “#1 Company to Watch in 2017”, “#1 Company to Watch in 2018”,

159

1 year ago

An expenses app that breaks down a monthly paycheck by category, showing how much to set aside for rent, car payments, and the rest.

155

2 years ago

A tool to help people quit smoking. The startup’s product, Patch, is designed to help people quit smoking through animations and imagery that help them break their habit. It’s designed to be used alongside other cessation products.

148

1 year ago

A startup that detects and manages flu outbreaks online. It’s a tool that is part of the bigger trend of diagnosing a disease via social media posts.

140

3 years ago

A company that makes biodegradable water bottles. The startup wants to build a business around breaking a water bottle back down into its water-carbon components.

130

3 years ago

Similar to the standard credit card processing business, but with a more tailored product. The startup has a subscription model, and aims to break down the barriers to entry for smaller businesses.

130

1 year ago

This app helps workers make the most of their coffee breaks.

130

3 years ago

A platform for sharing science/tech knowledge that goes beyond just classrooms. The platform aims to break down the barriers between academia and the next generation of scientists and engineers. It’s currently in the private beta testing phase.

129

3 years ago

Mobile game company that breaks down the barriers of digital games as toys.

128

3 years ago

A company that helps users and companies find jobs. The startup’s platform helps users apply for jobs in their area, helping them break into new industries and find careers.

125

2 years ago

These compostable cups are meant to help coffee shops reduce their packaging waste. They can be full of coffee or tea or soup and you can recycle them, but they don’t break down in landfills.

122

2 years ago

This startup’s goal is to help hotels and other hospitality businesses save money by using the same technology that powers self-driving cars to know where their employees are, and be able to send them on a break.

121

2 years ago

The startup uses digital technology to help prevent fraud in the food supply chain, essentially helping to prevent food poisoning in a way that’s less intrusive than the E. coli outbreak that occurred in the fall.

121

3 years ago

This startup helps businesses accept payment in cryptocurrency through a platform that breaks up transactions into small, everyday transactions that are easier to process.

120

3 years ago

A complete package for in-person recruiting events. When you schedule an event, you can mark candidates’ interests on a map, create a class schedule with break times, and then send that info to candidates in a text message.

118

3 years ago

A startup that wants to help you manage your finances with one more simple app. The startup’s app provides an all-in-one dashboard of your money that lets you see a breakdown of your spending, sort your expenses by category, and see when you’re getting close to hitting your budget.

112

2 years ago

A tool for managing a company’s fleet of self-driving cars. The startup is building a system for letting a driver take control of a car during a traffic jam, or for when a driver wants to take a longer break.

108

3 years ago

The startup offers a platform that helps you manage your insurance and healthcare needs from one place, using an “integrated health platform” that breaks down medical costs into categories and lets you quickly compare practitioners and procedures.

104

4 months ago

A startup that wants to help small businesses manage their expenses. A small business owner can go on the app, input their expenses, and get a detailed breakdown of their budget.

103

2 years ago

A company that helps you get your car serviced if you’re not around when it breaks down.

102

2 years ago

A content marketing startup that wants to make customers more aware of their own credit card data. The company’s strategy is to make the customer’s credit card data more transparent by showing customers a breakdown of their expenses and a way to lower them.

101

2 years ago

This startup is building a tool that breaks down the complexities of taking a picture of your receipts for tax purposes, as well as breaking down the process into a series of steps. It also aims to help you automate the process.

99

8 months ago

A gamified way to manage time and resources. The startup, which launched in June, wants to help sales reps be more efficient by breaking down the time it takes them to close a deal and using that data to create a game-like experience where they can track their progress.

96

2 years ago

A data analytics platform that will give you a breakdown of all your business goals and KPIs, and help you find the most efficient ways to reach them.

88

2 years ago

A startup that wants to build a network of pay-as-you-go electric cars. LightBlue wants to break down the barrier between electric vehicles and cars, allowing people to make monthly payments and switch between models as they need to.

86

2 years ago

Made for use by beauty brands, ByNu is a $10 per month subscription service that breaks down your email marketing and social media data into a visual dashboard that shows you which of your social media posts perform the best.

84

1 year ago

Breaking down the barriers that keep people from getting to their college of choice.

80

8 months ago

A cost-saving app that gives users a breakdown of their travel expenses. It’s a competitor to Hipmunk and

79

1 year ago

A startup to help people get a mental health checkup by a clinical psychologist after a significant life event, such as a breakup.

78

1 year ago

An AI-powered tool to help people plan their morning. It’ll suggest things like a workout, breakfast, coffee, etc. for each user based on their location, time of day, and what they’ve done in the past.

77

1 year ago

A company that makes a nearly-unbreakable, bendable charging cable. The company says they’ve seen their cables get dropped, stepped on, and run over multiple times by cars and trucks and they’ve never snapped or even bent.

73

1 year ago

A portable, solar-powered “newsroom” for journalists covering breaking news.

73

8 months ago

A startup that sends "behaving" employees to punch in on their colleagues’ lunch breaks to make sure they’re not on the phone or otherwise working.

73

1 year ago

An AI based on the brain scans of professional baseball players that can predict at what point a hitter will break his bat on a pitch.

72

7 months ago

"A tool for managing the email inbox. The concept is to help people manage their inbox better, with an interface that makes it easier to get things done by adding context, breaking things down into actionable items, and creating a flow."

72

1 year ago

This is a tool that helps employees better manage their time by breaking it down into blocks of time, so they can better focus when they need to.

70

1 year ago

A startup that helps people plan their visits to a doctor by breaking down the cost of a trip in different currencies.

68

1 year ago

A platform for monitoring the status of equipment for customers, which can do things like send alerts and notifications when a machine breaks.

67

1 year ago

A product that will help fight the increasing problem of car break-ins.

67

1 year ago

A startup that makes software that enables employers to monitor their employees in a way that allows them to dictate the hours they work, the type of work they do, and when they need to take a break.

66

1 year ago

A startup that wants to “break the tyranny of email”. It’s a group messaging tool that allows you to create groups, memberships, and events tied to a single email address.

63

1 year ago

A tool for breaking down customer personas into customer value propositions.

62

1 year ago

A platform for breaking down supply chain data to help companies find labor, physical labor. The company is looking to target manufacturers, who it says are the only group that is currently prevented from putting labor into their own supply chain data.

61

1 year ago

This is a startup that aims to connect employers with workers based on algorithms and analytics, breaking down the barriers that have historically kept people from working together.

60

1 year ago

A new way of looking at how to use the internet. The company aims to help users break free from the internet and its addictive habits, like checking email and social media.

58

1 year ago

A startup that lets you track your food intake in real time and sends you alerts when you should break for a snack.

57

1 year ago

A stealthy startup getting big funding to break into the crowded advertising space and disrupt the $41 billion in annual ad sales

55

1 year ago

SaaS business that helps businesses track the progress of their product development, allowing a breakdown of the different tasks and what needs to get done.

54

1 year ago

A company that aims to make it easy to “make the most of the growing array of services in the sharing economy”. Its product is a breakdown of how much different services cost, and a forum where people can pay for services to be delivered.

54

1 year ago

This startup offers a tool to help students better manage their time, giving them a way to break down their time into tasks and track their progress.

51

7 months ago

A company that provides a platform to help people find and connect with other people who live in a nearby city. The startup has a $55 million valuation after breaking out of stealth in late-July 2019.

48

1 year ago

Recruitment platform that breaks down job descriptions into the skills that hiring managers need.

45

10 months ago

The startup’s co-founder says that their professional-grade coffee is formulated for office workers to “get their caffeine fix without getting jittery” and comes in breakfast, lunch and dinner varieties.

45

1 year ago

A startup building a system that allows school districts to manage their student’s summer break. The system would integrate with school districts’ existing timekeeping systems and calendars, so that students can be allotted days off throughout the summer to spend with their families or with internships or jobs.

44

1 year ago

Also known as the “hyperlocal news app”, Newsbreak was the first startup in this space to raise funding, when it closed $1.5M in June 2018.

42

1 year ago

A startup that wants to build a “personal newsroom” for journalists. It allows users to curate news based on their interests and set up alerts for breaking news.

41

6 months ago

The CEO of the company said that their three co-founders thought of the idea as a “wish-list”. They wanted to help people find the right car for their lifestyle, so they built out the tool to give car buyers a breakdown of the total cost of buying the car and the monthly cost of ownership.

41

1 year ago

A chat service for mobile journalists, relying on a community of journalists to help distribute breaking news.

34

9 months ago

A P2P vetinary clinic that aims to break away from the traditional vetinary model by avoiding the vetinary practice of selling a vetinary service for a fixed price. They want to sell services based on a vetinary’s experience and reputation, instead.

34

10 months ago

A startup building a way to help employees take a break during the workday, so they can get a healthy lunch and get some fresh air, and still keep their work tasks moving forward.

33

6 days ago

A product to help senior citizens take a break from their iPhone by replacing their screen with a touch-screen linked to a web browser.

31

3 days ago

A visual platform for breaking down your expenses into categories

30

4 months ago

The startup, which launched in August, is a service that allows organizations to track their time and expenses against a project or project breakdown.

29

9 months ago

A web-based tool for public officials to request tax breaks for private companies. It’s pitched as a way for cities to bring in more startups, and helps make the regulatory process easier.

28

2 months ago

Get a comprehensive breakdown of how much your insurance costs, all in one place.

25

13 days ago

This startup wants to use AI to find and predict the next “groundbreaking” scientific discovery. The company wants to bring researchers from all over the world together to solve big problems, and has already attracted more than 1,000 researchers to its platform.

18

3 years ago

Idea: Use machine learning to predict when equipment will break

0

3 years ago

Idea: This is an app that makes it easier to start a conversation with a stranger A user creates an account, and the app matches them with another user, providing an icebreaker The team says they have 3,000 users and $4,000 in monthly recurring revenue

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Break Startup Ideas

A startup that helps employees take a break from work and get paid.

A platform for young adults to take a break from college and earn money.

An AI-powered solution for the construction industry. It’s a predictive maintenance platform that helps maintenance staff fix machines before they break down.

A dating app for breakfast in the morning.

A new startup focused on helping readers access the best content in their area. The company offers a monthly subscription of a curated list of articles that interest a person. They want to launch in early 2020 to allow people to take a break from their phones.

A solution for people who are moving to the Bay Area and don’t want to break their existing furniture. Users take a photo of their furniture, and Rent the Runway finds an exact match.

A startup that provides a service for people who are going through a breakup

A startup that makes it easier for medical professionals and public health workers to track and share data about outbreaks

"One of the Biggest Breakthroughs of 2016”, “#1 Company to Watch in 2017”, “#1 Company to Watch in 2018”,

An expenses app that breaks down a monthly paycheck by category, showing how much to set aside for rent, car payments, and the rest.

A tool to help people quit smoking. The startup’s product, Patch, is designed to help people quit smoking through animations and imagery that help them break their habit. It’s designed to be used alongside other cessation products.

A startup that detects and manages flu outbreaks online. It’s a tool that is part of the bigger trend of diagnosing a disease via social media posts.

A company that makes biodegradable water bottles. The startup wants to build a business around breaking a water bottle back down into its water-carbon components.

Similar to the standard credit card processing business, but with a more tailored product. The startup has a subscription model, and aims to break down the barriers to entry for smaller businesses.

This app helps workers make the most of their coffee breaks.

A platform for sharing science/tech knowledge that goes beyond just classrooms. The platform aims to break down the barriers between academia and the next generation of scientists and engineers. It’s currently in the private beta testing phase.

Mobile game company that breaks down the barriers of digital games as toys.

A company that helps users and companies find jobs. The startup’s platform helps users apply for jobs in their area, helping them break into new industries and find careers.

These compostable cups are meant to help coffee shops reduce their packaging waste. They can be full of coffee or tea or soup and you can recycle them, but they don’t break down in landfills.

This startup’s goal is to help hotels and other hospitality businesses save money by using the same technology that powers self-driving cars to know where their employees are, and be able to send them on a break.

The startup uses digital technology to help prevent fraud in the food supply chain, essentially helping to prevent food poisoning in a way that’s less intrusive than the E. coli outbreak that occurred in the fall.

This startup helps businesses accept payment in cryptocurrency through a platform that breaks up transactions into small, everyday transactions that are easier to process.

A complete package for in-person recruiting events. When you schedule an event, you can mark candidates’ interests on a map, create a class schedule with break times, and then send that info to candidates in a text message.

A startup that wants to help you manage your finances with one more simple app. The startup’s app provides an all-in-one dashboard of your money that lets you see a breakdown of your spending, sort your expenses by category, and see when you’re getting close to hitting your budget.

A tool for managing a company’s fleet of self-driving cars. The startup is building a system for letting a driver take control of a car during a traffic jam, or for when a driver wants to take a longer break.

The startup offers a platform that helps you manage your insurance and healthcare needs from one place, using an “integrated health platform” that breaks down medical costs into categories and lets you quickly compare practitioners and procedures.

A startup that wants to help small businesses manage their expenses. A small business owner can go on the app, input their expenses, and get a detailed breakdown of their budget.

A company that helps you get your car serviced if you’re not around when it breaks down.

A content marketing startup that wants to make customers more aware of their own credit card data. The company’s strategy is to make the customer’s credit card data more transparent by showing customers a breakdown of their expenses and a way to lower them.

This startup is building a tool that breaks down the complexities of taking a picture of your receipts for tax purposes, as well as breaking down the process into a series of steps. It also aims to help you automate the process.

A gamified way to manage time and resources. The startup, which launched in June, wants to help sales reps be more efficient by breaking down the time it takes them to close a deal and using that data to create a game-like experience where they can track their progress.

A data analytics platform that will give you a breakdown of all your business goals and KPIs, and help you find the most efficient ways to reach them.

A startup that wants to build a network of pay-as-you-go electric cars. LightBlue wants to break down the barrier between electric vehicles and cars, allowing people to make monthly payments and switch between models as they need to.

Made for use by beauty brands, ByNu is a $10 per month subscription service that breaks down your email marketing and social media data into a visual dashboard that shows you which of your social media posts perform the best.

Breaking down the barriers that keep people from getting to their college of choice.

A cost-saving app that gives users a breakdown of their travel expenses. It’s a competitor to Hipmunk and

A startup to help people get a mental health checkup by a clinical psychologist after a significant life event, such as a breakup.

An AI-powered tool to help people plan their morning. It’ll suggest things like a workout, breakfast, coffee, etc. for each user based on their location, time of day, and what they’ve done in the past.

A company that makes a nearly-unbreakable, bendable charging cable. The company says they’ve seen their cables get dropped, stepped on, and run over multiple times by cars and trucks and they’ve never snapped or even bent.

A portable, solar-powered “newsroom” for journalists covering breaking news.

A startup that sends "behaving" employees to punch in on their colleagues’ lunch breaks to make sure they’re not on the phone or otherwise working.

An AI based on the brain scans of professional baseball players that can predict at what point a hitter will break his bat on a pitch.

"A tool for managing the email inbox. The concept is to help people manage their inbox better, with an interface that makes it easier to get things done by adding context, breaking things down into actionable items, and creating a flow."

This is a tool that helps employees better manage their time by breaking it down into blocks of time, so they can better focus when they need to.

A startup that helps people plan their visits to a doctor by breaking down the cost of a trip in different currencies.

A platform for monitoring the status of equipment for customers, which can do things like send alerts and notifications when a machine breaks.

A product that will help fight the increasing problem of car break-ins.

A startup that makes software that enables employers to monitor their employees in a way that allows them to dictate the hours they work, the type of work they do, and when they need to take a break.

A startup that wants to “break the tyranny of email”. It’s a group messaging tool that allows you to create groups, memberships, and events tied to a single email address.

A tool for breaking down customer personas into customer value propositions.

A platform for breaking down supply chain data to help companies find labor, physical labor. The company is looking to target manufacturers, who it says are the only group that is currently prevented from putting labor into their own supply chain data.

This is a startup that aims to connect employers with workers based on algorithms and analytics, breaking down the barriers that have historically kept people from working together.

A new way of looking at how to use the internet. The company aims to help users break free from the internet and its addictive habits, like checking email and social media.

A startup that lets you track your food intake in real time and sends you alerts when you should break for a snack.

A stealthy startup getting big funding to break into the crowded advertising space and disrupt the $41 billion in annual ad sales

SaaS business that helps businesses track the progress of their product development, allowing a breakdown of the different tasks and what needs to get done.

A company that aims to make it easy to “make the most of the growing array of services in the sharing economy”. Its product is a breakdown of how much different services cost, and a forum where people can pay for services to be delivered.

This startup offers a tool to help students better manage their time, giving them a way to break down their time into tasks and track their progress.

A company that provides a platform to help people find and connect with other people who live in a nearby city. The startup has a $55 million valuation after breaking out of stealth in late-July 2019.

Recruitment platform that breaks down job descriptions into the skills that hiring managers need.

The startup’s co-founder says that their professional-grade coffee is formulated for office workers to “get their caffeine fix without getting jittery” and comes in breakfast, lunch and dinner varieties.

Also known as the “hyperlocal news app”, Newsbreak was the first startup in this space to raise funding, when it closed $1.5M in June 2018.

A startup that wants to build a “personal newsroom” for journalists. It allows users to curate news based on their interests and set up alerts for breaking news.

The CEO of the company said that their three co-founders thought of the idea as a “wish-list”. They wanted to help people find the right car for their lifestyle, so they built out the tool to give car buyers a breakdown of the total cost of buying the car and the monthly cost of ownership.

A chat service for mobile journalists, relying on a community of journalists to help distribute breaking news.

A P2P vetinary clinic that aims to break away from the traditional vetinary model by avoiding the vetinary practice of selling a vetinary service for a fixed price. They want to sell services based on a vetinary’s experience and reputation, instead.

A startup building a way to help employees take a break during the workday, so they can get a healthy lunch and get some fresh air, and still keep their work tasks moving forward.

A product to help senior citizens take a break from their iPhone by replacing their screen with a touch-screen linked to a web browser.

A visual platform for breaking down your expenses into categories

The startup, which launched in August, is a service that allows organizations to track their time and expenses against a project or project breakdown.

A web-based tool for public officials to request tax breaks for private companies. It’s pitched as a way for cities to bring in more startups, and helps make the regulatory process easier.

Get a comprehensive breakdown of how much your insurance costs, all in one place.

This startup wants to use AI to find and predict the next “groundbreaking” scientific discovery. The company wants to bring researchers from all over the world together to solve big problems, and has already attracted more than 1,000 researchers to its platform.

Idea: Use machine learning to predict when equipment will break

Idea: This is an app that makes it easier to start a conversation with a stranger A user creates an account, and the app matches them with another user, providing an icebreaker The team says they have 3,000 users and $4,000 in monthly recurring revenue