Fly Startup Ideas

1 year ago

A startup that lets people buy tickets to events that they can attend from their phone, and their friends can recommend. Ticketfly is focused on events like concerts, sporting events and live theater.

215

2 years ago

Editing text on the fly with a simple drawing tool.

153

2 years ago

A way to create a personalized video that’ll show up on a flyer or in email

145

2 years ago

Founded in 2015, Flyfree is an SEO agency based in London. They provide digital marketing services and run their own SEO training academy.

141

2 years ago

A company that aims to disrupt the transportation of hazardous cargo by using drones to fly through the air and drop off material to the ground.

134

2 years ago

A Japanese app that provides a calendar-based way to track frequent flyer miles and award flights.

125

2 years ago

A tool for tracking and analyzing an employee’s travel (could be useful for HR to track which employees are spending all their time flying somewhere instead of working).

119

2 years ago

A company that allows people to fly from city to city without ever having to catch a plane.

114

2 years ago

A digital product management platform that helps enterprise software vendors manage the development of their products. Its pitch is that it’s more cost effective for customers to make changes on the fly, rather than make and test changes to an entire CRM system.

113

2 years ago

An AI that helps the elderly and homebound with “frequent flyer miles” points and gift cards.

113

1 year ago

This startup is building an airline loyalty and rewards program that pays you back for your time. The company says it wants to solve rewards programs like frequent flyer programs and airline miles programs.

113

2 years ago

A text-to-speech service for the blind that uses the Amazon Echo to convert written words to audio. WordBlind uses a technology called "on-the-fly" speech synthesis to convert text to audio that sounds like the original.

110

2 years ago

An in-app and website for education and training, partnering with institutions like the US Air Force Academy to teach students how to fly drones.

107

2 years ago

A new kind of restaurant reservation platform that works across telephone, mobile, and web. The company says it’s building a “digital concierge” that can quickly answer questions on the fly and will be available in 6 languages.

107

1 year ago

A tool for scheduling meetings between employees, allowing them to create schedules on the fly, eliminating the need for email.

107

10 months ago

A platform for human-powered drones to fly for small businesses, agricultural operations, and for research purposes.

101

2 years ago

A new way to store and manage your digital media. The team at Briefly is building a platform that enables users to “train” their computer to automatically organize and discover their files, and then creates a “smart folder” that’s a digital representation of the physical one.

100

2 years ago

A startup aimed at employers. The startup has raised $2.5 million in funding to date. It helps employers manage employees on the fly and quickly generate reports.

99

2 years ago

A chatbot to help people learn on the fly about deep learning, AI, and AI-driven technology.

95

2 years ago

A startup that helps people buy inexpensive, discounted tickets to live music, theater, and sporting events. The new company’s founding team is from Ticketfly, a platform that brings together event tickets and other forms of entertainment.

95

11 months ago

A consumer drone that can take off and land on its own, fly up to 50 miles per hour, and stream HD video.

86

1 month ago

A company that uses remote control drones to fly to a customer’s location and fly a camera around their home.

73

1 year ago

The startup is building a team of drone pilots that can fly parcels to people within 20 minutes. The service is cheaper than UPS and FedEx, but requires a subscription fee.

72

4 months ago

A tool that enables users to change their Facebook profile photo on-the-fly, using a text-to-speech app.

70

1 year ago

This startup is building a quadcopter drone that can do the work of a four-man crew on any job. They call it “the flying robot.”

67

1 year ago

Notion is building an AI-powered platform for collaborative editing of online documents in real time. It would allow users to collaborate on documents in real time, with the team reviewing each other’s work and then making edits on the fly.

67

3 months ago

A company that helps people save money on their baggage fees when flying. Instead of paying $400 for a bag, you pay $30 for a small one.

62

2 years ago

Idea: This startup is building machine learning software that helps people create smoother panning and zooming in videos. The startup previously sold a product called Flycam that helps camera operators smoothly move from one part of the scene to another.

58

1 year ago

The startup is building a tool for companies to track employee travel. The goal, according to the team, is to level the playing field for organizations who can’t afford to fly their employees all over the world.

58

5 months ago

A startup that helps car dealerships create new car inventory on the fly and manage it all from a single dashboard.

57

1 year ago

A startup that wants to connect the world of freelance services with the growing number of companies that need to build, manage and pay freelance workers on the fly.

56

1 year ago

A company that uses software and physical sensors to track the movement of workers. The founders started out working on a drone that can fly offsite and monitor the speed of workers, which they say saves $100 million in lost productivity each year.

56

1 year ago

This company is building software that helps people go through their saved emails on the fly by quickly scanning them with their phone.

55

1 year ago

A tool for HR professionals to create training programs on the fly. The company’s co-founder went through a lot of frustration finding training programs for employees, so he wrote his own.

52

1 year ago

A software company that creates a software platform to help law firms and other businesses merge and consolidate their legal contracts and agreements on the fly.

50

9 months ago

A video-based platform that lets people train and share their muscle memory on the fly. The platform lets users learn and practice new skills on video, then record themselves performing the skill to share with others.

50

2 months ago

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

50

1 year ago

A startup that acts as a digital wallet for frequent flyers.

47

9 months ago

A startup that has built an app that allows users to take a picture of their financials and then analyze them in real-time on the fly.

46

10 months ago

This startup is building a “digital kitchen” that enables chefs to make and review recipes on the fly.

44

2 months ago

A mobile app that allows people to connect on the fly with a community of people who can perform tasks like cleaning, dog walking and babysitting.

44

11 months ago

A new mobile app that allows you to fly drones with a joystick. It’s currently in beta, and is being tested by the US Army.

43

10 months ago

A new way for hotels to book rooms on the fly, allowing them to increase revenue by selling blocks of rooms to big companies in order to keep prices down.

39

7 months ago

A startup that allows you to track your next-day flights and automatically book seats, with a time-saving feature that allows you to book the same seat on a flight 24 hours in advance, saving you the hassle of trying to book the same flight two or three days in advance. The app currently has a pilot with Flyte, and is also in talks with other airlines.

35

9 days ago

A research and development company that’s building an autonomous flying drone.

31

5 days ago

An assistant that helps you build websites. It’s a “social CMS”: It allows people to add content and edit pages on the fly.

28

6 months ago

A company that uses mobile devices to help retailers manage inventory and make decisions on the fly.

25

1 month ago

A platform that helps customers find the best deal on a flight, based on factors like when they fly, what they’re bringing on the plane, etc.

25

1 month ago

A company that wants to build a frictionless way for consumers to get their own personal security cameras, giving customers the ability to make requests on the fly, and to purchase and pay for them without installing anything.

21

1 month ago

A company that makes self-driving car simulations that allow software to “drive” the vehicle in the same way virtual reality simulators can help a pilot learn to fly.

19

2 years ago

A startup that provides a service where you can get a new pet and they’ll fly you out to pick it up (this is a real thing)

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Fly Startup Ideas

A startup that lets people buy tickets to events that they can attend from their phone, and their friends can recommend. Ticketfly is focused on events like concerts, sporting events and live theater.

Editing text on the fly with a simple drawing tool.

A way to create a personalized video that’ll show up on a flyer or in email

Founded in 2015, Flyfree is an SEO agency based in London. They provide digital marketing services and run their own SEO training academy.

A company that aims to disrupt the transportation of hazardous cargo by using drones to fly through the air and drop off material to the ground.

A Japanese app that provides a calendar-based way to track frequent flyer miles and award flights.

A tool for tracking and analyzing an employee’s travel (could be useful for HR to track which employees are spending all their time flying somewhere instead of working).

A company that allows people to fly from city to city without ever having to catch a plane.

A digital product management platform that helps enterprise software vendors manage the development of their products. Its pitch is that it’s more cost effective for customers to make changes on the fly, rather than make and test changes to an entire CRM system.

An AI that helps the elderly and homebound with “frequent flyer miles” points and gift cards.

This startup is building an airline loyalty and rewards program that pays you back for your time. The company says it wants to solve rewards programs like frequent flyer programs and airline miles programs.

A text-to-speech service for the blind that uses the Amazon Echo to convert written words to audio. WordBlind uses a technology called "on-the-fly" speech synthesis to convert text to audio that sounds like the original.

An in-app and website for education and training, partnering with institutions like the US Air Force Academy to teach students how to fly drones.

A new kind of restaurant reservation platform that works across telephone, mobile, and web. The company says it’s building a “digital concierge” that can quickly answer questions on the fly and will be available in 6 languages.

A tool for scheduling meetings between employees, allowing them to create schedules on the fly, eliminating the need for email.

A platform for human-powered drones to fly for small businesses, agricultural operations, and for research purposes.

A new way to store and manage your digital media. The team at Briefly is building a platform that enables users to “train” their computer to automatically organize and discover their files, and then creates a “smart folder” that’s a digital representation of the physical one.

A startup aimed at employers. The startup has raised $2.5 million in funding to date. It helps employers manage employees on the fly and quickly generate reports.

A chatbot to help people learn on the fly about deep learning, AI, and AI-driven technology.

A startup that helps people buy inexpensive, discounted tickets to live music, theater, and sporting events. The new company’s founding team is from Ticketfly, a platform that brings together event tickets and other forms of entertainment.

A consumer drone that can take off and land on its own, fly up to 50 miles per hour, and stream HD video.

A company that uses remote control drones to fly to a customer’s location and fly a camera around their home.

The startup is building a team of drone pilots that can fly parcels to people within 20 minutes. The service is cheaper than UPS and FedEx, but requires a subscription fee.

A tool that enables users to change their Facebook profile photo on-the-fly, using a text-to-speech app.

This startup is building a quadcopter drone that can do the work of a four-man crew on any job. They call it “the flying robot.”

Notion is building an AI-powered platform for collaborative editing of online documents in real time. It would allow users to collaborate on documents in real time, with the team reviewing each other’s work and then making edits on the fly.

A company that helps people save money on their baggage fees when flying. Instead of paying $400 for a bag, you pay $30 for a small one.

Idea: This startup is building machine learning software that helps people create smoother panning and zooming in videos. The startup previously sold a product called Flycam that helps camera operators smoothly move from one part of the scene to another.

The startup is building a tool for companies to track employee travel. The goal, according to the team, is to level the playing field for organizations who can’t afford to fly their employees all over the world.

A startup that helps car dealerships create new car inventory on the fly and manage it all from a single dashboard.

A startup that wants to connect the world of freelance services with the growing number of companies that need to build, manage and pay freelance workers on the fly.

A company that uses software and physical sensors to track the movement of workers. The founders started out working on a drone that can fly offsite and monitor the speed of workers, which they say saves $100 million in lost productivity each year.

This company is building software that helps people go through their saved emails on the fly by quickly scanning them with their phone.

A tool for HR professionals to create training programs on the fly. The company’s co-founder went through a lot of frustration finding training programs for employees, so he wrote his own.

A software company that creates a software platform to help law firms and other businesses merge and consolidate their legal contracts and agreements on the fly.

A video-based platform that lets people train and share their muscle memory on the fly. The platform lets users learn and practice new skills on video, then record themselves performing the skill to share with others.

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

A startup that acts as a digital wallet for frequent flyers.

A startup that has built an app that allows users to take a picture of their financials and then analyze them in real-time on the fly.

This startup is building a “digital kitchen” that enables chefs to make and review recipes on the fly.

A mobile app that allows people to connect on the fly with a community of people who can perform tasks like cleaning, dog walking and babysitting.

A new mobile app that allows you to fly drones with a joystick. It’s currently in beta, and is being tested by the US Army.

A new way for hotels to book rooms on the fly, allowing them to increase revenue by selling blocks of rooms to big companies in order to keep prices down.

A research and development company that’s building an autonomous flying drone.

An assistant that helps you build websites. It’s a “social CMS”: It allows people to add content and edit pages on the fly.

A company that uses mobile devices to help retailers manage inventory and make decisions on the fly.

A platform that helps customers find the best deal on a flight, based on factors like when they fly, what they’re bringing on the plane, etc.

A company that wants to build a frictionless way for consumers to get their own personal security cameras, giving customers the ability to make requests on the fly, and to purchase and pay for them without installing anything.

A company that makes self-driving car simulations that allow software to “drive” the vehicle in the same way virtual reality simulators can help a pilot learn to fly.

A startup that provides a service where you can get a new pet and they’ll fly you out to pick it up (this is a real thing)