Controlled Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A company that makes smart front door locks that can be controlled remotely. The lock can be unlocked from a smartphone app, or from a website.

297

2 years ago

A startup that lets users select a theme for their home. It’s a web-based app that lets users customize their home’s look and layout via a user-controlled interface.

221

3 years ago

The company’s first product is a suite of LED bulbs that can be controlled via a smartphone app. The bulbs are built with a Wi-Fi enabled hub and have a built-in motion sensor allowing the user to turn the light on and off, dim, or change its color.

151

1 year ago

A startup that makes a smart device for helping people with ALS focus on the task at hand rather than the body’s uncontrollable tremors. The device is controlled by a smartphone app.

150

3 years ago

A Chinese-focused ecommerce platform that was built on the idea that China's economy is less of a free market and more of a controlled economic system. The company is working on a solution to let individuals buy goods without a bank account and without a traditional credit card.

148

3 years ago

A startup that is developing AI-based tools for drug developers to test their drugs in a highly controlled lab setting. They can perform controlled trials on an even smaller scale, and

146

1 year ago

A company that builds software for managing a home's energy and water usage, which is controlled via mobile devices.

142

3 years ago

A little like Twilio and Stripe, this API makes it easier to build new kinds of voice-controlled software.

141

3 years ago

Amazon Alexa has invaded every household in the US. The company wants to make the device even more useful, by adding a voice-controlled interface for apps.

140

3 years ago

A platform that allows groups to set up private social media accounts and run them as a group. The teams you’re a part of can choose their own rules and restrictions, so it’s a sort of Slack with a self-controlled community.

135

2 years ago

Voice-activated light switches that don’t require a hub or hub-controlled switches.

135

3 years ago

A startup that builds custom devices for businesses, such as a GPS-powered shelf for a refrigerator to keep track of stock, or a phone-controlled washing machine. It has raised $4.2 million in investments since it was founded in September.

134

3 years ago

An iOS app for smart locks that can be controlled remotely through the app or phone camera.

120

3 years ago

Ex-Google engineers are building a new living room device they call the “Echo” that’s essentially a giant voice-controlled speaker. The device is a stripped-down, Google-made version of the Google Home, and can be controlled by voice, music, and TV apps. It’s set to launch in November.

115

2 years ago

A startup that builds sensor-based lights and other devices that can be controlled by a smartphone.

103

2 years ago

A startup that’s building a “mobile lab” for farmers to test new crops in a controlled environment.

101

2 years ago

A hardware startup that makes a smart lightbulb that can be controlled via an app.

93

2 years ago

Pint is a voice-controlled home assistant meant to help users keep track of things like what’s in the fridge and the weather. The startup aims to have a voice assistant that can understand what you mean and act on your behalf, with a smart speaker also available.

92

2 years ago

The startup wants to make self-controlled health management a reality by bringing patients to doctors once they’ve self-monitored and measured their health regularly.

91

2 years ago

A platform for connected, voice-controlled appliances. For instance, a homeowner could speak to the system to turn on the lights in their home.

81

1 year ago

A “smart” LED bulb that can be controlled directly from the iPhone. The company is targeting the home automation space.

80

1 year ago

A platform for using the cloud to host and share content, including music, photos and videos. The company wants to be a place where people can upload, edit and share their own content in a way that isn’t controlled by one single entity. It has 9,500 users and is profitable.

70

2 years ago

The startup aims to build a new kind of “smart” light bulb that’s dimmable and can be controlled by voice.

69

2 years ago

A startup that’s developing a self-driving electric vehicle for the cost of a $1,000 taxicab. It’s a smart car that communicates via Bluetooth, offers a variety of car-related services, and can be controlled through an app.

68

1 year ago

This startup is building a smart-home security system that can be controlled with a mobile app, or with a smart speaker like the Amazon Echo.

67

9 months ago

A flying drone that can deliver packages in the air and drop them at a customer’s location in a controlled fashion.

67

2 years ago

A smart lock system that can be controlled with a smartphone or tablet

66

1 year ago

A privacy app that makes it easy for anyone to create a "user-controlled" search engine.

66

1 year ago

A “voice-controlled assistant” meant to be the next iteration of Amazon Echo, but with a focus on controlling lights and other in-home devices.

65

1 year ago

A tech startup that makes cameras that are controlled by hand gestures and facial recognition.

61

1 year ago

This small startup wants to help people and small businesses create a more controlled and organized sales funnel and plan.

61

1 year ago

A mobile, voice-controlled smart thermostat that helps people save on energy costs. Once updated, it’s compatible with all existing HVAC systems, including the ones that were retrofitted for the Nest.

61

1 year ago

Medical device company that wants to bring a patient-controlled insulin pump to market.

52

1 year ago

A product that helps doctors write prescriptions digitally and seamlessly. The startup is building a digital platform that lets doctors manage the flow of prescriptions, including those for controlled substances, pain management, and common prescriptions.

52

1 year ago

A simple way for people who use a wheelchair to move around with their phone. The startup wants to build a Bluetooth-enabled wheelchair that can be controlled with a smartphone. The wheelchair will come with a suite of sensors that will allow users to walk and even hop over obstacles.

52

1 year ago

This Polish startup aims to make it easier for customers to find rent-controlled apartments in the United States and Canada.

48

4 months ago

A smart home technology company that’s building a smart lock that can be controlled by an app.

46

1 year ago

This company is working on a prototype to help people get around cities via autonomous cars. The startup is working with auto manufacturers to get cars that can be controlled by a phone app.

43

3 years ago

A smart thermostat that syncs with your phone and can be controlled from anywhere.

32

4 months ago

A motorized wheelchair, which is able to be controlled from the phone and delivers custom maps and navigation.

32

2 months ago

A new type of smartphone that can be controlled by a select group of people. The device is controlled by a few people who can call, text and video chat. The founder, Shai Bantum, was born with a rare heart defect that made it necessary for him to have a pacemaker. The company is in beta in the US and Israel.

31

5 months ago

A solution for people with auto-immune disease that lets a person control the temperature of a room evenly. The startup is working to develop a product for sale that can be installed in a room so that the thermostat is controlled independently by the user.

30

7 months ago

A wearable sensor that measures glucose, blood pressure, and heart rate, and is controlled by an app. The startup has priced the product at $6.99, and promised to ship by the end of 2016.

28

1 year ago

A voice-controlled messaging app that wants to use the power of AI to get people to talk to each other more.

26

5 months ago

A “smart” lock that can be controlled by a smartphone app. The startup says the lock can be connected to any standard deadbolt, and works with most smart home devices, including Nest, and Philips Hue. The lock is priced at $250.

26

5 months ago

A user-controlled bike lock that can be programmed to allow only certain people to use it.

24

5 months ago

A user-controlled electric wheelchair. The startup wants to help people who might otherwise have to use hospital-specific wheelchairs.

22

6 months ago

A Dutch startup is bringing the power of translation into video games. The company’s video game APIs let developers build virtual objects that can be controlled by players.

20

4 months ago

A startup building a way to enable people to buy and sell goods, with all transactions going through a platform that is hosted by the consumer and controlled by the seller. The startup’s technology provides a way for people to accept payments with the click of a button.

20

2 months ago

A platform for connecting buyers with sellers of taxidermy products. The business is built for professionals who need to sell their product to customers, and is controlled by a central marketplace.

18

1 month ago

A startup that provides a way for people to create their own voice-controlled IoT bot, which can interact with other devices via voice or text.

17

29 days ago

A new breed of “user-controlled” digital assistants.

15

3 years ago

Idea: This startup is building a way to use AI to safely clean up online hate speech, with a focus on areas where a person’s access to the internet is controlled by a local government and there’s a risk of them being punished.

13

14 days ago

The startup plans to create a virtual reality platform for on-demand sex workers to communicate with clients in a safe, controlled environment.

12

3 years ago

Idea: A voice-controlled app for music, shopping, and ordering rides

5

3 years ago

Idea: A Google for the developing world — a voice-controlled search tool that provides all the same functionality as Google, but in a way that works for people who

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Controlled Startup Ideas

A company that makes smart front door locks that can be controlled remotely. The lock can be unlocked from a smartphone app, or from a website.

A startup that lets users select a theme for their home. It’s a web-based app that lets users customize their home’s look and layout via a user-controlled interface.

The company’s first product is a suite of LED bulbs that can be controlled via a smartphone app. The bulbs are built with a Wi-Fi enabled hub and have a built-in motion sensor allowing the user to turn the light on and off, dim, or change its color.

A startup that makes a smart device for helping people with ALS focus on the task at hand rather than the body’s uncontrollable tremors. The device is controlled by a smartphone app.

A Chinese-focused ecommerce platform that was built on the idea that China's economy is less of a free market and more of a controlled economic system. The company is working on a solution to let individuals buy goods without a bank account and without a traditional credit card.

A startup that is developing AI-based tools for drug developers to test their drugs in a highly controlled lab setting. They can perform controlled trials on an even smaller scale, and

A company that builds software for managing a home's energy and water usage, which is controlled via mobile devices.

A little like Twilio and Stripe, this API makes it easier to build new kinds of voice-controlled software.

Amazon Alexa has invaded every household in the US. The company wants to make the device even more useful, by adding a voice-controlled interface for apps.

A platform that allows groups to set up private social media accounts and run them as a group. The teams you’re a part of can choose their own rules and restrictions, so it’s a sort of Slack with a self-controlled community.

Voice-activated light switches that don’t require a hub or hub-controlled switches.

A startup that builds custom devices for businesses, such as a GPS-powered shelf for a refrigerator to keep track of stock, or a phone-controlled washing machine. It has raised $4.2 million in investments since it was founded in September.

An iOS app for smart locks that can be controlled remotely through the app or phone camera.

Ex-Google engineers are building a new living room device they call the “Echo” that’s essentially a giant voice-controlled speaker. The device is a stripped-down, Google-made version of the Google Home, and can be controlled by voice, music, and TV apps. It’s set to launch in November.

A startup that builds sensor-based lights and other devices that can be controlled by a smartphone.

A startup that’s building a “mobile lab” for farmers to test new crops in a controlled environment.

A hardware startup that makes a smart lightbulb that can be controlled via an app.

Pint is a voice-controlled home assistant meant to help users keep track of things like what’s in the fridge and the weather. The startup aims to have a voice assistant that can understand what you mean and act on your behalf, with a smart speaker also available.

The startup wants to make self-controlled health management a reality by bringing patients to doctors once they’ve self-monitored and measured their health regularly.

A platform for connected, voice-controlled appliances. For instance, a homeowner could speak to the system to turn on the lights in their home.

A “smart” LED bulb that can be controlled directly from the iPhone. The company is targeting the home automation space.

A platform for using the cloud to host and share content, including music, photos and videos. The company wants to be a place where people can upload, edit and share their own content in a way that isn’t controlled by one single entity. It has 9,500 users and is profitable.

The startup aims to build a new kind of “smart” light bulb that’s dimmable and can be controlled by voice.

A startup that’s developing a self-driving electric vehicle for the cost of a $1,000 taxicab. It’s a smart car that communicates via Bluetooth, offers a variety of car-related services, and can be controlled through an app.

This startup is building a smart-home security system that can be controlled with a mobile app, or with a smart speaker like the Amazon Echo.

A flying drone that can deliver packages in the air and drop them at a customer’s location in a controlled fashion.

A smart lock system that can be controlled with a smartphone or tablet

A privacy app that makes it easy for anyone to create a "user-controlled" search engine.

A “voice-controlled assistant” meant to be the next iteration of Amazon Echo, but with a focus on controlling lights and other in-home devices.

A tech startup that makes cameras that are controlled by hand gestures and facial recognition.

This small startup wants to help people and small businesses create a more controlled and organized sales funnel and plan.

A mobile, voice-controlled smart thermostat that helps people save on energy costs. Once updated, it’s compatible with all existing HVAC systems, including the ones that were retrofitted for the Nest.

Medical device company that wants to bring a patient-controlled insulin pump to market.

A product that helps doctors write prescriptions digitally and seamlessly. The startup is building a digital platform that lets doctors manage the flow of prescriptions, including those for controlled substances, pain management, and common prescriptions.

A simple way for people who use a wheelchair to move around with their phone. The startup wants to build a Bluetooth-enabled wheelchair that can be controlled with a smartphone. The wheelchair will come with a suite of sensors that will allow users to walk and even hop over obstacles.

This Polish startup aims to make it easier for customers to find rent-controlled apartments in the United States and Canada.

A smart home technology company that’s building a smart lock that can be controlled by an app.

This company is working on a prototype to help people get around cities via autonomous cars. The startup is working with auto manufacturers to get cars that can be controlled by a phone app.

A smart thermostat that syncs with your phone and can be controlled from anywhere.

A motorized wheelchair, which is able to be controlled from the phone and delivers custom maps and navigation.

A solution for people with auto-immune disease that lets a person control the temperature of a room evenly. The startup is working to develop a product for sale that can be installed in a room so that the thermostat is controlled independently by the user.

A wearable sensor that measures glucose, blood pressure, and heart rate, and is controlled by an app. The startup has priced the product at $6.99, and promised to ship by the end of 2016.

A voice-controlled messaging app that wants to use the power of AI to get people to talk to each other more.

A “smart” lock that can be controlled by a smartphone app. The startup says the lock can be connected to any standard deadbolt, and works with most smart home devices, including Nest, and Philips Hue. The lock is priced at $250.

A user-controlled bike lock that can be programmed to allow only certain people to use it.

A user-controlled electric wheelchair. The startup wants to help people who might otherwise have to use hospital-specific wheelchairs.

A Dutch startup is bringing the power of translation into video games. The company’s video game APIs let developers build virtual objects that can be controlled by players.

A startup building a way to enable people to buy and sell goods, with all transactions going through a platform that is hosted by the consumer and controlled by the seller. The startup’s technology provides a way for people to accept payments with the click of a button.

A platform for connecting buyers with sellers of taxidermy products. The business is built for professionals who need to sell their product to customers, and is controlled by a central marketplace.

A startup that provides a way for people to create their own voice-controlled IoT bot, which can interact with other devices via voice or text.

A new breed of “user-controlled” digital assistants.

Idea: This startup is building a way to use AI to safely clean up online hate speech, with a focus on areas where a person’s access to the internet is controlled by a local government and there’s a risk of them being punished.

The startup plans to create a virtual reality platform for on-demand sex workers to communicate with clients in a safe, controlled environment.

Idea: A voice-controlled app for music, shopping, and ordering rides

Idea: A Google for the developing world — a voice-controlled search tool that provides all the same functionality as Google, but in a way that works for people who