Diy Startup Ideas

1 month ago

An API for DIYers to build and share 3D printers.

211

1 year ago

A home improvement mobile app, based on the target market of the US' vast DIYer and home improvement market.

173

1 year ago

A DIY website builder that allows users to drag and drop website elements such as videos, images, and widgets to build websites quickly.

164

3 years ago

A startup that helps people set up and maintain a home security system in their own homes, and is being marketed towards DIYers.

152

1 year ago

A startup that allows companies to build a DIY system for payments, offering a free turnkey solution that can be built quickly and inexpensively.

148

2 years ago

An online platform for sharing and selling small tools like screwdrivers, wrenches, and other DIY goods. The company’s founders say they want to make it easy for people to find and sell their tools, and the startup is planning to add more categories and tools in the future.

143

3 years ago

A platform for managing, sharing, and tracking home improvement projects, with a focus on DIYers.

141

3 years ago

A tool for making 3D-printed furniture and other DIY items.

141

3 years ago

A DIY platform for home repairs, from painting to drywall installation to building a deck. The company wants to make it as simple as possible to have something built and out the door.

137

2 years ago

A micro-invention technology startup that lets anyone print 3D objects using simple DIY kits.

131

2 years ago

A tool that lets consumers make their own flowers and plants, with the spirit of a DIY flower kit.

100

6 months ago

A startup that makes it easy for DIYers to find products to build their products, and a marketplace for items like wood, PVC, and substrates.

97

2 years ago

This personal finance startup wants to help people build a complete and accurate picture of their finances. The startup itself is based on a DIY personal finance blog.

88

1 year ago

A place to discover and share ideas for DIY projects.

86

8 months ago

A DIY air pollution sensor that fits in a plastic bag and has a long battery life. This is an attempt to build a sensor that’s cheap enough for urban air monitoring without having the expense of a $500+ industrial sensor.

84

1 year ago

A startup for DIY “hackers” to buy and sell other users’ goods

76

9 months ago

A digital platform that brings the DIY spirit to everyday products.

76

11 months ago

A startup for goods and services, focused on home goods, DIY, and food.

75

1 year ago

A new type of open education platform that would use gamification to teach basic skills and tasks, such as cooking, DIY, and cleaning.

73

2 years ago

A DIY kit that lets users measure and diagnose DIY electrical problems.

70

2 years ago

A DIY office design platform for architects, builders, and designers.

67

1 year ago

The company wants to help small businesses sell stuff online via a DIY marketplace.

66

1 month ago

A company that wants to build a community for people with common interests in things like the arts, sports and DIY projects.

58

1 month ago

A self-serve platform for assembling and repairing electronics. It’s a DIY version of Flashforge and MakerBot, but with a more hands-on approach.

55

1 year ago

A startup that helps people buy and sell used clothes, aiming to compete with ThredUP and Diy, among others.

54

1 year ago

A digital construction company for homeowners and builders, a platform for managing all the DIY projects in one place.

54

11 months ago

A subscription platform for DIY projects, with a focus on home improvement projects. The startup is looking to help homeowners save money on their home improvement projects by removing the need for a contractor.

41

9 months ago

This startup is building a tool to help people create and share custom business cards. It’s a DIY model that lets you add in your own graphics, photos, or even animations.

39

1 year ago

An online marketplace for DIYers that connects people looking for materials to the people with the materials.

32

11 months ago

The startup is building a platform for DIY networked storage, which it says is about “unlocking the power and potential of the cloud”.

29

3 months ago

A platform for building and sharing DIY tools, kits, and parts. The startup is building hardware and software from scratch, and has already built tools for companies like Lego.

29

3 months ago

A mobile app that helps you plan and manage DIY projects, like home improvement, remodeling, and more.

14

3 years ago

A startup that sells DIY kits for people who want to do things like make their own candles, or make their own bath bombs

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Diy Startup Ideas

An API for DIYers to build and share 3D printers.

A home improvement mobile app, based on the target market of the US' vast DIYer and home improvement market.

A DIY website builder that allows users to drag and drop website elements such as videos, images, and widgets to build websites quickly.

A startup that helps people set up and maintain a home security system in their own homes, and is being marketed towards DIYers.

A startup that allows companies to build a DIY system for payments, offering a free turnkey solution that can be built quickly and inexpensively.

An online platform for sharing and selling small tools like screwdrivers, wrenches, and other DIY goods. The company’s founders say they want to make it easy for people to find and sell their tools, and the startup is planning to add more categories and tools in the future.

A platform for managing, sharing, and tracking home improvement projects, with a focus on DIYers.

A tool for making 3D-printed furniture and other DIY items.

A DIY platform for home repairs, from painting to drywall installation to building a deck. The company wants to make it as simple as possible to have something built and out the door.

A micro-invention technology startup that lets anyone print 3D objects using simple DIY kits.

A tool that lets consumers make their own flowers and plants, with the spirit of a DIY flower kit.

A startup that makes it easy for DIYers to find products to build their products, and a marketplace for items like wood, PVC, and substrates.

This personal finance startup wants to help people build a complete and accurate picture of their finances. The startup itself is based on a DIY personal finance blog.

A place to discover and share ideas for DIY projects.

A DIY air pollution sensor that fits in a plastic bag and has a long battery life. This is an attempt to build a sensor that’s cheap enough for urban air monitoring without having the expense of a $500+ industrial sensor.

A startup for DIY “hackers” to buy and sell other users’ goods

A digital platform that brings the DIY spirit to everyday products.

A startup for goods and services, focused on home goods, DIY, and food.

A new type of open education platform that would use gamification to teach basic skills and tasks, such as cooking, DIY, and cleaning.

A DIY kit that lets users measure and diagnose DIY electrical problems.

A DIY office design platform for architects, builders, and designers.

The company wants to help small businesses sell stuff online via a DIY marketplace.

A company that wants to build a community for people with common interests in things like the arts, sports and DIY projects.

A self-serve platform for assembling and repairing electronics. It’s a DIY version of Flashforge and MakerBot, but with a more hands-on approach.

A startup that helps people buy and sell used clothes, aiming to compete with ThredUP and Diy, among others.

A digital construction company for homeowners and builders, a platform for managing all the DIY projects in one place.

A subscription platform for DIY projects, with a focus on home improvement projects. The startup is looking to help homeowners save money on their home improvement projects by removing the need for a contractor.

This startup is building a tool to help people create and share custom business cards. It’s a DIY model that lets you add in your own graphics, photos, or even animations.

An online marketplace for DIYers that connects people looking for materials to the people with the materials.

The startup is building a platform for DIY networked storage, which it says is about “unlocking the power and potential of the cloud”.

A platform for building and sharing DIY tools, kits, and parts. The startup is building hardware and software from scratch, and has already built tools for companies like Lego.

A mobile app that helps you plan and manage DIY projects, like home improvement, remodeling, and more.

A startup that sells DIY kits for people who want to do things like make their own candles, or make their own bath bombs