Fully Startup Ideas

1 year ago

A kind of “digital cash” that’s fully digital, works anywhere, and doesn’t require a fee to transfer money.

338

2 years ago

A hardware startup that is building a fully autonomous delivery vehicle

242

2 years ago

A company that makes a fully-functioning smartwatch that charges itself.

219

2 years ago

A home delivery service for groceries, fully automated. Currently working in San Francisco.

214

1 month ago

A device that you can wear on your wrist that lets you check the weather, check traffic, and send messages and emails, all from your wrist. The device isn’t fully developed, but feels like a more-powerful yet simpler version of the Pebble.

212

3 years ago

A startup that provides a service where people who are visiting a new city can get a box of carefully selected items that will help them enjoy their stay

171

2 years ago

A company that’s building a framework for a fully decentralized digital banking network, a system that would be made up of a network of independent, local banks.

159

3 years ago

A travel app that claims to be fully integrated with Airbnb. The startup’s founders say they’ve already been in talks with Airbnb about using their platform.

157

1 year ago

It’s a game for the modern age. It’s a fully 3D world that feels like a “world of computer generated reality.”

152

1 year ago

A startup that helps companies build customer engagement campaigns around campaigns that are already successfully running, using their data to identify the best campaigns to cross-promote.

134

3 years ago

A tool to help connect students with secondary education with students in a similar grade at a university. The startup helps with translation and registration, and says it has successfully helped one student find a roommate for her roommate’s apartment.

131

1 year ago

The company builds an artificial intelligence platform that helps companies build products that are easy to use, fully integrated with Facebook, and can handle large amounts of traffic. The startup is currently working with a small number of companies to test its platform.

126

2 years ago

A tool for creating a “beautiful and fully-featured” website in just 15 minutes.

122

2 years ago

In an interview with TechCrunch, the company said it was building a “mobile first,” “on-demand” fully-distributed video streaming platform.

119

2 years ago

The startup wants to make it easier for people to invest their money. They’re currently working with a few banks, and their goal is to have a fully working product within a year.

117

2 years ago

This is a fully automated dairy company that aims to sell its milk in a box. The startup uses a robot to make the milk, and plans to distribute in 100,000 restaurants.

112

2 years ago

This startup is building a closed social network for people who are physically or emotionally unable to socialize with others in the same way as most of the world. The idea is that they’ll want to be part of a social network, but they can’t be fully active because of a physical or emotional impairment.

110

2 years ago

"A company that helps businesses go from idea to profitable reality. We help founders build ideas from day one and help them launch them successfully."

110

3 years ago

A hardware startup that’s building a way for software to run on physical products, such as a keyboard or a mouse, instead of being software-only. The startup wants to create a device that can connect to a computer and transform a physical object into a fully-functional computer.

107

2 years ago

Missed the deadline Here are the other ideas that didn't make it, but hopefully will in the future.

106

1 year ago

A database of all the companies in the EU, fully searchable and with a public API.

104

2 years ago

A software-as-a-service platform that allows merchants to have a fully functional self-service checkout lane via a webpage.

103

2 years ago

Ideny is a platform that lets users share their ideas in written form, get feedback from others, and see a live visual representation of their ideas – so they can see how others are responding to their thoughts. Their results indicate that they’ve successfully engaged more than 80,000 people in the process.

92

2 years ago

This startup is building an AI chatbot that it says will help you land an interview with a company, and hopefully get an offer of employment.

91

2 years ago

This is a company that makes a mechanical keyboard that is fully programmable with over a million possible keyboard configurations as well as being hackable. The company is now shipping pre-order keyboards.

88

1 month ago

Portion is a tool for creating and sharing recipes to help people cook more healthfully. It integrates with other apps like Instagram and Buffer to get a recipe posted to social media automatically. Portion is on the App Store.

82

1 year ago

A CPA firm that helps small businesses go paperless by launching them into the cloud and offering them a low-cost, fully-hosted accounting package.

75

1 year ago

After launching in May, the startup is now fully staffed and working on a product.

74

2 years ago

A startup that aims to make the act of sending and receiving money as simple and friction-free as possible. Cred is a fully digital, mobile, and online solution that is as easy to use as an ATM.

73

1 year ago

A platform that lets companies build their own e-commerce site that’s fully integrated with their existing supply chain.

73

1 year ago

DriveMill is building a platform for the next generation of data scientists, helping them to build and test models that can successfully predict and help predict the future.

66

1 year ago

Startups can either use a SaaS service or build their own website, but the latter typically takes longer and costs more. The company makes it easy for startups to deploy a fully-functional website within 48 hours for $1,000

64

1 year ago

A feature-rich, fully-hosted virtual networking and collaboration platform for businesses. The startup says it has 1,000 paying users, including YC companies.

62

1 year ago

A startup that’s working on a way to bring the world’s first fully integrated digital platform for e-commerce.

62

1 year ago

“The most affordable and fully featured machine learning platform on the market, from the creators of the world’s best-selling machine learning book,” the startup says.

61

1 year ago

It’s a way of buying and selling that alternatives have failed to match: a company that is fully transparent about its workings, based on the idea that you should always be paid what you’re worth.

58

1 year ago

An open API for healthcare providers to connect with each other to create a single network. Hopefully, it will help solve the problems of data silos and the like.

56

10 months ago

"We are building an entire chain of connected devices that make a home fully automated. We call it the “internet of things” and it will include the things you love but it will also include the things you don’t love."

50

9 months ago

A “robust, fully secure” platform for remote work.

49

1 year ago

A fully-managed IoT platform for smart connected home devices, which allow people to create and manage connected home devices from their smartphones.

48

1 year ago

The startup is developing a fully-integrated set of tools for the wine industry, from winemakers to salespeople. The company wants to help wineries scale, grow in sales, and manage inventory.

48

8 months ago

A startup that provides small business owners with the tools to successfully manage their business from a remote location, enabling them to do their work from anywhere in the world.

46

10 months ago

The company uses a “digital marketplace” to build, sell, and deliver furniture. The startup plans to ship all furniture in assembly kits starting in December, and then move to fully assembled furniture.

43

1 year ago

A startup that helps patients with chronic pain find the best treatment. The company, which was founded in May, offers a combination of physical therapy and behavioral therapy, along with a community of pain patients who have been successfully treated by the service.

42

1 month ago

Canary is a service that aims to help people who are competing in the startup world, by giving them an opportunity to try out an app before it's fully launched.

41

9 months ago

Spacetrip is building a way to book space on a rocket. The startup is aiming to make a point-to-point orbital spaceflight booking service a reality, with a fully operational rocket by 2020.

36

5 months ago

“Client-driven, fully-featured, enterprise-grade, self-service marketing automation.”

36

10 months ago

A video conferencing platform that is SaaS-based with a fully customizable toolkit. The startup is building out a full-stack video conferencing and collaboration tool for companies, with a focus on the enterprise, especially for remote workers.

35

25 days ago

A startup offering a fully self-contained neonatal incubator for home use.

23

10 days ago

In March 2019, Y Combinator announced the launch of Y Combinator Research, a new research and development arm. Y Combinator Research will primarily focus on "unconventional" business models and will produce research reports on how to successfully build and grow companies with new models.

17

2 months ago

A “mobile-first” venture that seeks to bring the next wave of car companies to the US with a startup they call the “Tesla of the auto industry.” They’re building a self-driving, electric, and fully autonomous vehicle that can be sold to people at a rate they can afford.

13

3 years ago

Idea: An automated platform for “in-app” marketing and advertising. Essentially, the startup lets brands advertise inside of other apps, and then track whether those ads successfully inspired users to install the sponsored app.

5

3 years ago

A startup that provides a service where you can hire someone to do something for you, and they get paid only if they successfully complete the task

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3 years ago

Idea: A startup that makes a co-working product for laundry mats, combining a fully-equipped workspace with a place to do your laundry.

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3 years ago

Idea: A social network for people who, as they put it, don’t do social media. This startup is trying to build a product that’s fun and distraction-free so that people can connect more meaningfully.

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Fully Startup Ideas

A kind of “digital cash” that’s fully digital, works anywhere, and doesn’t require a fee to transfer money.

A hardware startup that is building a fully autonomous delivery vehicle

A company that makes a fully-functioning smartwatch that charges itself.

A home delivery service for groceries, fully automated. Currently working in San Francisco.

A device that you can wear on your wrist that lets you check the weather, check traffic, and send messages and emails, all from your wrist. The device isn’t fully developed, but feels like a more-powerful yet simpler version of the Pebble.

A startup that provides a service where people who are visiting a new city can get a box of carefully selected items that will help them enjoy their stay

A company that’s building a framework for a fully decentralized digital banking network, a system that would be made up of a network of independent, local banks.

A travel app that claims to be fully integrated with Airbnb. The startup’s founders say they’ve already been in talks with Airbnb about using their platform.

It’s a game for the modern age. It’s a fully 3D world that feels like a “world of computer generated reality.”

A startup that helps companies build customer engagement campaigns around campaigns that are already successfully running, using their data to identify the best campaigns to cross-promote.

A tool to help connect students with secondary education with students in a similar grade at a university. The startup helps with translation and registration, and says it has successfully helped one student find a roommate for her roommate’s apartment.

The company builds an artificial intelligence platform that helps companies build products that are easy to use, fully integrated with Facebook, and can handle large amounts of traffic. The startup is currently working with a small number of companies to test its platform.

A tool for creating a “beautiful and fully-featured” website in just 15 minutes.

In an interview with TechCrunch, the company said it was building a “mobile first,” “on-demand” fully-distributed video streaming platform.

The startup wants to make it easier for people to invest their money. They’re currently working with a few banks, and their goal is to have a fully working product within a year.

This is a fully automated dairy company that aims to sell its milk in a box. The startup uses a robot to make the milk, and plans to distribute in 100,000 restaurants.

"A company that helps businesses go from idea to profitable reality. We help founders build ideas from day one and help them launch them successfully."

A hardware startup that’s building a way for software to run on physical products, such as a keyboard or a mouse, instead of being software-only. The startup wants to create a device that can connect to a computer and transform a physical object into a fully-functional computer.

Missed the deadline Here are the other ideas that didn't make it, but hopefully will in the future.

A database of all the companies in the EU, fully searchable and with a public API.

A software-as-a-service platform that allows merchants to have a fully functional self-service checkout lane via a webpage.

This startup is building an AI chatbot that it says will help you land an interview with a company, and hopefully get an offer of employment.

This is a company that makes a mechanical keyboard that is fully programmable with over a million possible keyboard configurations as well as being hackable. The company is now shipping pre-order keyboards.

Portion is a tool for creating and sharing recipes to help people cook more healthfully. It integrates with other apps like Instagram and Buffer to get a recipe posted to social media automatically. Portion is on the App Store.

A CPA firm that helps small businesses go paperless by launching them into the cloud and offering them a low-cost, fully-hosted accounting package.

After launching in May, the startup is now fully staffed and working on a product.

A startup that aims to make the act of sending and receiving money as simple and friction-free as possible. Cred is a fully digital, mobile, and online solution that is as easy to use as an ATM.

A platform that lets companies build their own e-commerce site that’s fully integrated with their existing supply chain.

DriveMill is building a platform for the next generation of data scientists, helping them to build and test models that can successfully predict and help predict the future.

Startups can either use a SaaS service or build their own website, but the latter typically takes longer and costs more. The company makes it easy for startups to deploy a fully-functional website within 48 hours for $1,000

A feature-rich, fully-hosted virtual networking and collaboration platform for businesses. The startup says it has 1,000 paying users, including YC companies.

A startup that’s working on a way to bring the world’s first fully integrated digital platform for e-commerce.

“The most affordable and fully featured machine learning platform on the market, from the creators of the world’s best-selling machine learning book,” the startup says.

It’s a way of buying and selling that alternatives have failed to match: a company that is fully transparent about its workings, based on the idea that you should always be paid what you’re worth.

An open API for healthcare providers to connect with each other to create a single network. Hopefully, it will help solve the problems of data silos and the like.

"We are building an entire chain of connected devices that make a home fully automated. We call it the “internet of things” and it will include the things you love but it will also include the things you don’t love."

A “robust, fully secure” platform for remote work.

A fully-managed IoT platform for smart connected home devices, which allow people to create and manage connected home devices from their smartphones.

The startup is developing a fully-integrated set of tools for the wine industry, from winemakers to salespeople. The company wants to help wineries scale, grow in sales, and manage inventory.

A startup that provides small business owners with the tools to successfully manage their business from a remote location, enabling them to do their work from anywhere in the world.

The company uses a “digital marketplace” to build, sell, and deliver furniture. The startup plans to ship all furniture in assembly kits starting in December, and then move to fully assembled furniture.

A startup that helps patients with chronic pain find the best treatment. The company, which was founded in May, offers a combination of physical therapy and behavioral therapy, along with a community of pain patients who have been successfully treated by the service.

Canary is a service that aims to help people who are competing in the startup world, by giving them an opportunity to try out an app before it's fully launched.

Spacetrip is building a way to book space on a rocket. The startup is aiming to make a point-to-point orbital spaceflight booking service a reality, with a fully operational rocket by 2020.

“Client-driven, fully-featured, enterprise-grade, self-service marketing automation.”

A video conferencing platform that is SaaS-based with a fully customizable toolkit. The startup is building out a full-stack video conferencing and collaboration tool for companies, with a focus on the enterprise, especially for remote workers.

A startup offering a fully self-contained neonatal incubator for home use.

In March 2019, Y Combinator announced the launch of Y Combinator Research, a new research and development arm. Y Combinator Research will primarily focus on "unconventional" business models and will produce research reports on how to successfully build and grow companies with new models.

A “mobile-first” venture that seeks to bring the next wave of car companies to the US with a startup they call the “Tesla of the auto industry.” They’re building a self-driving, electric, and fully autonomous vehicle that can be sold to people at a rate they can afford.

Idea: An automated platform for “in-app” marketing and advertising. Essentially, the startup lets brands advertise inside of other apps, and then track whether those ads successfully inspired users to install the sponsored app.

A startup that provides a service where you can hire someone to do something for you, and they get paid only if they successfully complete the task

Idea: A startup that makes a co-working product for laundry mats, combining a fully-equipped workspace with a place to do your laundry.

Idea: A social network for people who, as they put it, don’t do social media. This startup is trying to build a product that’s fun and distraction-free so that people can connect more meaningfully.