English Startup Ideas

1 month ago

A platform that matches “people with limited English skills” with English-speaking customers.

1,083

2 years ago

A company that used to provide computer science education in English before shifting to the Indian market and focusing on autodidactic AI education.

356

3 years ago

This online service lets people learn Spanish and English through games and video, and allows people to play games with a partner. It’s currently running in beta in the US.

200

3 years ago

A startup that helps people in developing countries learn English online

180

3 years ago

A startup that helps people learn how to speak English online over Skype

164

3 years ago

A platform that helps English language learners practice by presenting them with text in a way that will help them understand.

164

3 years ago

A video game that encourages players to learn English. The game is web-only and currently in its beta phase.

163

3 years ago

A crowdsourced translation app that lets you leave a comment to help an Italian native translate an English text into Italian.

153

3 years ago

A startup that’s developing a tool for non-English speakers to translate their documents into a format that can be read by a machine.

149

1 year ago

A startup that helps Chinese people who are learning English. The company is currently gathering feedback.

138

3 years ago

A smart thermostat that’s more of a mood-based thermostat than a temperature-based one. In English, it means it senses your mood and adjusts your thermostat accordingly.

135

3 years ago

A startup that helps people who are non-native English speakers navigate the US immigration system. The startup is based in San Francisco and is hiring.

124

2 years ago

The company offers an online tool that lets users manage and track lessons for teaching English as a second language.

120

2 years ago

A tool to help users learn English, enabling them to follow along on a video while a native speaker reads the text.

108

8 months ago

A text-based interface for non-English speakers on Slack.

107

2 years ago

A Chinese startup that wants to help people learn English faster and easier. The startup writes questions and answers on cards and puts them on a string, which people can play around with. And their idea is proving popular in China, with a million cards sold in three months.

100

2 years ago

A social networking platform to help English learners learn English, and for native speakers to learn Spanish.

99

2 years ago

A “dynamic” service that allows customers to take a picture of a receipt and have it automatically translated to 10 other languages. It also provides translation services for non-English speaking customers.

96

2 years ago

A company that helps people order food using language. The startup is building a platform to translate menus and order food, currently focusing on Spanish and English.

91

2 years ago

A search engine for Japan, with data available in Japanese and English.

89

2 years ago

The company’s first product is an AI-enabled conversational assistant, available in the US and spoken in English, Spanish, and French. It turns a user’s smartphone into a virtual assistant, with text-to-speech capabilities, a voice dialer, and other features

79

2 years ago

A startup that can help you learn English faster

78

1 year ago

A digital tool for users to get paid for their skills. The B2C business is a way for users to get paid for their skills, such as teaching English or doing math.

69

2 years ago

A tool for finding and reporting on all the relevant information about any country, including the government, economy, and culture. It’s available in English.

68

1 year ago

A platform that helps universities and colleges reach international students, especially those who are shy or don’t speak English well. It helps them find the right person or organization to help them with anything they need while they’re there.

67

1 year ago

This startup is building a platform that helps children learn English by reading literature on their iPads. It’s the brainchild of two former teachers and a former English teacher.

66

1 year ago

A network of local groups that help immigrants learn English and find jobs in the US.

65

8 months ago

A startup that combines artificial intelligence with a patent-pending web-to-mobile translator. The team thinks that it can enable more people to speak English.

60

1 year ago

A tool for booking and tracking events such as English classes, chef’s classes, and yoga classes.

59

2 years ago

This startup is building a chatbot that can help you map out your home renovation or design project. It's available in English and Spanish.

58

1 year ago

A startup that wants to create a “system of trust” for your money. The company wants to provide a user-friendly, easy way to track and access your money, in plain English.

58

1 year ago

A startup that works to make it easier for companies to hire remote workers, by helping them find, vet, and interview remote talent. The company is currently focused on the US, with an English-speaking office in Berlin.

58

1 year ago

A game that helps kids learn English. The startup is promoting English learning by playing games with kids, but the game is not a game in the traditional sense. The startup is building a game that uses a gamified approach to help users learn English.

55

11 months ago

A startup that is helping banks build digital banking services for non-English speaking customers.

55

1 year ago

A mobile app that uses machine learning to help people learn Spanish, French, English, Italian, German, and Spanish. The company says that “Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world after Mandarin, and it’s the second most spoken language in America.”

53

1 year ago

A chatbot designed to help with the problem of translation between English and Japanese.

52

1 year ago

A web interface for translating websites and files. Translate.me was originally built by two Israeli engineers as a way to translate documents from Hebrew to English or English to Hebrew. Translate.me is currently free, but the founders say they want to move into a freemium model for larger teams.

52

1 year ago

A startup that builds a toolset for Nigerian students to learn English.

51

1 year ago

A startup building a data and AI driven platform for online businesses that want to target audiences in languages other than English.

51

10 months ago

An educational app for teens, designed to help them learn and practice their English language. The first release of the app, with 11,000 users, is aimed at high school students, most of whom are 14 and 15 years old.

51

10 months ago

This company is building a platform that allows people to create their own online courses on topics they’re interested in, like learning how to give a speech or improve their english.

45

1 year ago

A company that provides a tool to make it easier for non-native English speakers to learn English by using one’s own voice to record lessons.

44

9 months ago

A startup aims to use a machine learning system to identify which of the more than 1,000 words in the English language are used most frequently. It will make the word cloud on your computer screen.

42

3 years ago

Idea: A Chinese-English dictionary to help people learn languages

41

3 months ago

A chatbot that teaches foreign language students the basics of English by giving them practical everyday assistance.

41

6 months ago

A human-powered AI that helps you learn languages faster, with a focus on English, Spanish, German, and French. It can be used to learn via text and audio, and the company is currently taking sign up for its beta. The idea is to teach you a language and then try to teach you another one by using the same systems.

39

5 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.

38

9 months ago

This app is a version of the book “The Elements of Style” for English speakers. It’s a reference tool for English grammar, punctuation, and usage.

36

5 months ago

An Arabic-language startup that’s attempting to build a crowdsourced translation app for Arabic speakers that translates Arabic texts and translates them into English.

31

3 months ago

A platform for Swiss-German-English-French-Japanese-Mandarin-English (SGEJEF) translation, aiming to bring “a new level of human factor to AI” for voice interfaces.

29

2 months ago

Zuki is a company that aims to improve search for non-English speakers by automatically translating between different languages and then mixing it with the original text. The startup also wants to build an app that provides a new view into the internet, with an emphasis on non-English speakers.

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English Startup Ideas

A platform that matches “people with limited English skills” with English-speaking customers.

A company that used to provide computer science education in English before shifting to the Indian market and focusing on autodidactic AI education.

This online service lets people learn Spanish and English through games and video, and allows people to play games with a partner. It’s currently running in beta in the US.

A startup that helps people in developing countries learn English online

A startup that helps people learn how to speak English online over Skype

A platform that helps English language learners practice by presenting them with text in a way that will help them understand.

A video game that encourages players to learn English. The game is web-only and currently in its beta phase.

A crowdsourced translation app that lets you leave a comment to help an Italian native translate an English text into Italian.

A startup that’s developing a tool for non-English speakers to translate their documents into a format that can be read by a machine.

A startup that helps Chinese people who are learning English. The company is currently gathering feedback.

A smart thermostat that’s more of a mood-based thermostat than a temperature-based one. In English, it means it senses your mood and adjusts your thermostat accordingly.

A startup that helps people who are non-native English speakers navigate the US immigration system. The startup is based in San Francisco and is hiring.

The company offers an online tool that lets users manage and track lessons for teaching English as a second language.

A tool to help users learn English, enabling them to follow along on a video while a native speaker reads the text.

A text-based interface for non-English speakers on Slack.

A Chinese startup that wants to help people learn English faster and easier. The startup writes questions and answers on cards and puts them on a string, which people can play around with. And their idea is proving popular in China, with a million cards sold in three months.

A social networking platform to help English learners learn English, and for native speakers to learn Spanish.

A “dynamic” service that allows customers to take a picture of a receipt and have it automatically translated to 10 other languages. It also provides translation services for non-English speaking customers.

A company that helps people order food using language. The startup is building a platform to translate menus and order food, currently focusing on Spanish and English.

A search engine for Japan, with data available in Japanese and English.

The company’s first product is an AI-enabled conversational assistant, available in the US and spoken in English, Spanish, and French. It turns a user’s smartphone into a virtual assistant, with text-to-speech capabilities, a voice dialer, and other features

A startup that can help you learn English faster

A digital tool for users to get paid for their skills. The B2C business is a way for users to get paid for their skills, such as teaching English or doing math.

A tool for finding and reporting on all the relevant information about any country, including the government, economy, and culture. It’s available in English.

A platform that helps universities and colleges reach international students, especially those who are shy or don’t speak English well. It helps them find the right person or organization to help them with anything they need while they’re there.

This startup is building a platform that helps children learn English by reading literature on their iPads. It’s the brainchild of two former teachers and a former English teacher.

A network of local groups that help immigrants learn English and find jobs in the US.

A startup that combines artificial intelligence with a patent-pending web-to-mobile translator. The team thinks that it can enable more people to speak English.

A tool for booking and tracking events such as English classes, chef’s classes, and yoga classes.

This startup is building a chatbot that can help you map out your home renovation or design project. It's available in English and Spanish.

A startup that wants to create a “system of trust” for your money. The company wants to provide a user-friendly, easy way to track and access your money, in plain English.

A startup that works to make it easier for companies to hire remote workers, by helping them find, vet, and interview remote talent. The company is currently focused on the US, with an English-speaking office in Berlin.

A game that helps kids learn English. The startup is promoting English learning by playing games with kids, but the game is not a game in the traditional sense. The startup is building a game that uses a gamified approach to help users learn English.

A startup that is helping banks build digital banking services for non-English speaking customers.

A mobile app that uses machine learning to help people learn Spanish, French, English, Italian, German, and Spanish. The company says that “Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world after Mandarin, and it’s the second most spoken language in America.”

A chatbot designed to help with the problem of translation between English and Japanese.

A web interface for translating websites and files. Translate.me was originally built by two Israeli engineers as a way to translate documents from Hebrew to English or English to Hebrew. Translate.me is currently free, but the founders say they want to move into a freemium model for larger teams.

A startup that builds a toolset for Nigerian students to learn English.

A startup building a data and AI driven platform for online businesses that want to target audiences in languages other than English.

An educational app for teens, designed to help them learn and practice their English language. The first release of the app, with 11,000 users, is aimed at high school students, most of whom are 14 and 15 years old.

This company is building a platform that allows people to create their own online courses on topics they’re interested in, like learning how to give a speech or improve their english.

A company that provides a tool to make it easier for non-native English speakers to learn English by using one’s own voice to record lessons.

A startup aims to use a machine learning system to identify which of the more than 1,000 words in the English language are used most frequently. It will make the word cloud on your computer screen.

Idea: A Chinese-English dictionary to help people learn languages

A chatbot that teaches foreign language students the basics of English by giving them practical everyday assistance.

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.

This app is a version of the book “The Elements of Style” for English speakers. It’s a reference tool for English grammar, punctuation, and usage.

An Arabic-language startup that’s attempting to build a crowdsourced translation app for Arabic speakers that translates Arabic texts and translates them into English.

A platform for Swiss-German-English-French-Japanese-Mandarin-English (SGEJEF) translation, aiming to bring “a new level of human factor to AI” for voice interfaces.

Zuki is a company that aims to improve search for non-English speakers by automatically translating between different languages and then mixing it with the original text. The startup also wants to build an app that provides a new view into the internet, with an emphasis on non-English speakers.