Female Startup Ideas

3 months ago

A startup for female entrepreneurs in India to connect and share business plans.

1,907

3 years ago

A female-focused, non-sexualized virtual reality platform where women can connect with other women in a safe and judgement-free environment to discuss and learn about sexual health and wellness.

407

2 years ago

A solution for female entrepreneurs to generate revenue online without having to deal with the day-to-day work of running a business.

231

11 months ago

A digital health startup that helps you manage your health, in real time. It is the only startup in the YC batch with a female founder.

171

3 years ago

A venture capital firm that invests only in female founders, focusing on early-stage companies that focus on women’s health.

145

2 years ago

A female-focused podcast network that focuses on health and wellness.

141

3 years ago

A startup for female entrepreneurs where they can share products and get feedback, plus other resources.

129

2 years ago

A startup that makes custom-made, 3D-printed female prosthetics that can be used to treat urinary incontinence in women.

129

3 years ago

The startup operates a women’s-only workspace that allows female entrepreneurs to connect and build new ideas.

126

3 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.

116

3 years ago

A startup for tracking running mileage, showing a user’s progress in terms of distance run and time spent running. The startup is focused on the female market.

109

3 years ago

A female-led startup that wants to help people take their "empowerment through dance" through workshops and classes.

107

2 years ago

A customizable, female-friendly skincare brand that uses AI to make products that are good for the skin.

103

2 years ago

A startup that launched in 2009, The Ophelia Project is the original "crowdfunding for women" platform, meaning it enables female entrepreneurs to raise money from female investors. It has raised $133 million since its inception.

103

2 years ago

The Y Combinator Summer 2019 batch had 56 companies, down 8 from the previous batch. This batch was the first to feature more only-female teams than male teams.

102

3 years ago

A platform that helps connect female entrepreneurs with investors. Its founders are hoping to reach 1 million female founders in the next 10 years.

101

2 years ago

A platform for women to share and rate personal and commercial services and products, but with a focus on female- and minority-owned services and products.

88

2 years ago

Cofounder of the company, a former financial industry analyst, began researching the fintech industry in 2017. She found a dearth of female founders in the space. In her startup’s pitch deck, she highlights several female founders as part of the company’s advisory board.

82

10 months ago

A social network designed to encourage female leaders in the technology field.

82

1 year ago

A Y Combinator alum looking to build a “female-focused social network for millennial women”.

76

1 year ago

The company makes a point of celebrating the diversity of its employees, regardless of background. They’re relatively young — the company is the youngest in YC to go from demo day to $1 million in revenue — and more than half of the team is female.

69

1 year ago

Helping companies find and hire female engineers with a tool that uses data and algorithms to assess a candidate’s potential. The idea is that the startup can predict how women will respond to certain interview questions, and the more data it can crunch, the better.

66

8 months ago

A conference series, which has featured an all-female speaker lineup, and a $15 fee.

59

1 year ago

It's a digital network of female filmmakers and filmmakers at risk, with a launch in NYC in 2017.

48

1 year ago

One of the most-followed accounts on Instagram is a personal food blog from a female scout leader, who shares recipes and photos of food. Cookbook.me wants to build a crowdsourced site that crowdsources content from bloggers and chefs.

44

1 month ago

An online network for female entrepreneurs to share their experiences and learn from each other, and connect with investors and mentors. In the past year, they’ve partnered with companies like Robinhood and Stripe.

26

28 days ago

A news platform and mobile app for women to hear curated stories and get advice on topics from female influencers.

24

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Female Startup Ideas

A startup for female entrepreneurs in India to connect and share business plans.

A female-focused, non-sexualized virtual reality platform where women can connect with other women in a safe and judgement-free environment to discuss and learn about sexual health and wellness.

A solution for female entrepreneurs to generate revenue online without having to deal with the day-to-day work of running a business.

A digital health startup that helps you manage your health, in real time. It is the only startup in the YC batch with a female founder.

A venture capital firm that invests only in female founders, focusing on early-stage companies that focus on women’s health.

A female-focused podcast network that focuses on health and wellness.

A startup for female entrepreneurs where they can share products and get feedback, plus other resources.

A startup that makes custom-made, 3D-printed female prosthetics that can be used to treat urinary incontinence in women.

The startup operates a women’s-only workspace that allows female entrepreneurs to connect and build new ideas.

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 startup for tracking running mileage, showing a user’s progress in terms of distance run and time spent running. The startup is focused on the female market.

A female-led startup that wants to help people take their "empowerment through dance" through workshops and classes.

A customizable, female-friendly skincare brand that uses AI to make products that are good for the skin.

A startup that launched in 2009, The Ophelia Project is the original "crowdfunding for women" platform, meaning it enables female entrepreneurs to raise money from female investors. It has raised $133 million since its inception.

The Y Combinator Summer 2019 batch had 56 companies, down 8 from the previous batch. This batch was the first to feature more only-female teams than male teams.

A platform that helps connect female entrepreneurs with investors. Its founders are hoping to reach 1 million female founders in the next 10 years.

A platform for women to share and rate personal and commercial services and products, but with a focus on female- and minority-owned services and products.

Cofounder of the company, a former financial industry analyst, began researching the fintech industry in 2017. She found a dearth of female founders in the space. In her startup’s pitch deck, she highlights several female founders as part of the company’s advisory board.

A social network designed to encourage female leaders in the technology field.

A Y Combinator alum looking to build a “female-focused social network for millennial women”.

The company makes a point of celebrating the diversity of its employees, regardless of background. They’re relatively young — the company is the youngest in YC to go from demo day to $1 million in revenue — and more than half of the team is female.

Helping companies find and hire female engineers with a tool that uses data and algorithms to assess a candidate’s potential. The idea is that the startup can predict how women will respond to certain interview questions, and the more data it can crunch, the better.

A conference series, which has featured an all-female speaker lineup, and a $15 fee.

It's a digital network of female filmmakers and filmmakers at risk, with a launch in NYC in 2017.

One of the most-followed accounts on Instagram is a personal food blog from a female scout leader, who shares recipes and photos of food. Cookbook.me wants to build a crowdsourced site that crowdsources content from bloggers and chefs.

An online network for female entrepreneurs to share their experiences and learn from each other, and connect with investors and mentors. In the past year, they’ve partnered with companies like Robinhood and Stripe.

A news platform and mobile app for women to hear curated stories and get advice on topics from female influencers.