Given Startup Ideas

1 year ago

This startup wants to build a new type of credit card for the underbanked, especially in developing countries. It takes the form of a prepaid card and is available in any currency. Given the lack of banking options in many such countries, the startup sees a lot of potential for growth.

197

2 years ago

An online learning platform for students, whose teachers are given a stipend based on student enrollment.

160

1 year ago

A startup that’s building software that helps doctors and health providers strategically manage the number of patients they see in a given day

159

2 years ago

aims to aggregate all the deals and coupons for a given region or city. Users can search, compare, and subscribe to the best deals in their area, then get updates on new deals, or even unsubscribe.

143

2 years ago

A startup that helps freelancers get paid up front, then moves that money to a business account if they don’t get enough gigs booked in a given period of time. Today it has paying customers in the US, UK, and Australia, and is profitable.

142

2 years ago

A startup that uses AI to analyze online reviews to show consumers what to expect from a given product and service.

134

2 years ago

A iOS app that uses the iPhone’s built-in GPS to help you figure out how far you have to walk to complete a given task.

132

2 years ago

A tool for recruiters, that lets them upload their resume to a centralized network and have it automatically filtered to candidates that are a good match for a given job.

130

2 years ago

A platform for employers to create a job marketplace to connect them with the best talent in a given region.

130

2 years ago

A platform that helps colleges and universities manage their relationships with alumni who have given money.

127

2 years ago

A shortcut to finding new restaurants in a given city

127

2 years ago

A startup for finding out which restaurants are open on a given day, with 6,000 cities and 1,500,000 restaurants.

125

2 years ago

This startup is building a better way to find local services. The company is taking a data-driven approach to finding services for residents in a given city and helping them find what they are looking for.

123

2 years ago

A startup for startups looking to grow internationally. It’s a more self-serve approach than other startups, but the founders believe that they can provide the best service for a given price.

123

1 year ago

"Idea" is a series of articles that provide a comprehensive overview of the startup scene in a given area. The goal is to highlight the most interesting and unique startups in a given city.

118

2 years ago

An API that gives developers access to a database of all the restaurants in a given area, with frequent check-ins and comments, and the ability to customize the menu.

115

2 years ago

Given that it was the first company to launch in the YC Demo Day, the list below is the most complete list of all of the startups that have been accepted into YC.

111

2 years ago

A company that is building a new kind of search engine that helps you find the best vendors in a given local market. It’s part of the idea that government services should be made more efficient and easy to use.

107

1 year ago

A software that helps companies manage investment in cryptocurrencies. The company’s product is a dashboard that tracks cryptocurrencies for a given company, and allows them to buy, sell, and trade them with relative ease.

105

1 year ago

A startup that wants to help people find reliable electricians in a given area.

101

1 year ago

This startup is building a platform to help people who have given up their phones or are reluctant to give them up, to still communicate with loved ones, friends and coworkers. They’ve built a chatbot that allows people to send text messages and make calls to their friends without the phone.

98

1 year ago

A B2C startup that aims to help users better identify the right tool for a given task. Resolve is a feature-rich, chrome-based extension that can be added to any website. Since Resolve launched, over 100,000 people have installed it, and they’ve already been able to make around $1,000,000 from the app.

98

2 months ago

This startup is building a tool to help you find the best place to eat at any given restaurant, allowing you to specify your location, type of cuisine, and budget.

98

2 years ago

A data science tool that automatically turns data into “actionable, knowledge-rich insights” about any given user, looking for insights like “which users are most likely to convert to customers, or which users spend the most money”.

97

2 years ago

Predictive modeling technology that can help marketers understand where consumers are and what they’re interested in at any given time.

94

2 years ago

An artificial intelligence engine for the U.S. Air Force. The startup uses machine learning to predict the behavior of drones in a given environment.

90

1 year ago

A startup that searches and identifies the best places to drive for any given route.

90

1 year ago

A startup that lists the best deals on a given topic, for example, “The best pizza in San Francisco”

82

2 months ago

A startup that helps users find the best doctors and dentists in a given area, especially in underserved areas.

80

1 year ago

A tool for electronics repair technicians that is now available in the US. The idea is to give them better tools beyond the manual they’re given to learn.

79

11 months ago

A tool for companies to track their users’ social media interactions, including how much time they spend on a given platform.

75

2 years ago

A tool that helps users to create and edit their own “competition packs” of decks for a given game, which they then use to play against friends or strangers online.

72

1 year ago

A B2B company that promises to reduce the number of meetings that employees have to attend for a given task by as much as 40%, as well as bring meetings to a company’s employees.

72

1 year ago

A startup that helps people buy and sell their cars, a problem the company says is worth $17 billion in the US in a given year.

70

1 year ago

A mobile app that helps you find the most efficient way to complete a given task (like calling a business) based on your current location, time of day, and context.

64

1 year ago

The startup has a patent-pending algorithm to help people find the best performing stocks in a given market.

62

1 year ago

This startup is building a system that can help a central authority know a lot about a given community, including the political, religious and social values of a particular population.

62

1 year ago

A startup that wants to use AI to help you increase the value of your product photos. It wants to be a sort of digital gallery, with a tool to help you decide between multiple options for a given photo.

61

1 year ago

an online showcase of emerging artists, curated by a curatorial team. The site showcases a rotating selection of the best of a given category of art, and promotes the artists on social media and in the press.

61

1 year ago

A social network for Indian Americans. It’s not clear how the company plans to operate in the US given the very different social norms here.

60

13 days ago

DoubleWise is a company that hopes to create a better way of asking for forgiveness.

60

1 year ago

A company that tracks fashion trends and provides a service to help consumers know which styles will be popular in a given season.

59

2 months ago

A company that hopes to use AI to coin the most relevant and useful information for a person on any given topic.

57

10 months ago

A startup that lets you ask a bunch of questions, and then gives you personalized answers from experts. You’re presented with a bunch of questions, and then given a series of answers from other users. The answers are often things you wouldn’t have known to ask.

56

1 year ago

A visualization of wages in the US for any given job.

55

8 months ago

A startup that aims to bring an automated way to manage your finances. The startup is working on a machine learning algorithm to automatically find the best payment plan for any given situation.

54

1 year ago

A startup that wants to let you determine what kind of car you want without having to go to a dealer. Given a list of cars, you can split them up into different categories. You can then go to a dealer and pick the one that suits you best.

50

1 year ago

A tool that provides a way to keep track of your books and movies in the cloud. Given an ISBN, users can scan the book or movie into the app and it will notify when it is available for purchase.

46

7 months ago

The app helps find the cheapest gas station in a given area. The service is built on the idea that gas is perishable, and stations need to be re-stocked as often as possible.

44

1 year ago

A framework for building apps that run on any given mobile platform, including Android and iOS.

43

10 months ago

A startup that helps understand the benefits of a given ingredient, by tracking how it compares to other ingredients.

43

1 year ago

A platform that consolidates different shipping companies into one place, using AI to recommend which is the best shipping company for a given shipment.

42

1 month ago

Given that over 40% of the world’s food is lost or wasted, the startup wants to help farmers sell the food they produce and not have to throw it away. They’re building an app that finds buyers with the best price for their produce.

42

1 year ago

A recommendation engine that can help people find the best-of-breed products in a given category.

40

1 year ago

A startup that helps you find the right supplier in a given category, with the ability to see what other customers have paid and what they’ve paid for. It’s able to find suppliers in the US and Canada, and is currently testing in the UK.

38

4 months ago

This startup is trying to take the hassle out of finding a flight for an upcoming vacation. Rather than waiting for multiple websites to return the results, FlightHub finds the cheapest flight for a given route, then books it for you automatically.

37

1 year ago

This company wants to help people save money on gas. They’re building an app that lets you create a “gas card” that can be spent at a given gas station to save money on gas.

36

8 months ago

A Slack bot that helps find the cheapest gas station within a given radius of a user’s location.

36

4 months ago

The startup is building a platform for companies to manage a supply chain as a service, which means they’re not tied to one single supplier, but can select from an array of suppliers for any given product.

36

1 year ago

A free app that helps people find good places to eat in a given city by rating and mapping the restaurants, and providing reviews by community members.

33

6 months ago

A startup that builds an AI-powered search engine that can identify the right products for a given search.

32

3 months ago

An AI-powered system that predicts and manages the risk of a given portfolio of investments, using an algorithm that’s been trained off historical market data.

31

7 months ago

A recruitment platform for small businesses where employees are given the flexibility to choose their hours and when they work, but are also able to receive paid time off and benefits.

30

8 months ago

A startup that wants to create a system that helps retailers keep track of the inventory they have on their shelves. It’s a tool to help retailers easily find out what they have in stock, and make it easier to order more of a given product.

29

1 month ago

A startup that uses machine learning to predict what people will do next. The startup, which is based in Boston, is trying to leverage “pattern recognition” to predict the next move in a given situation.

29

3 months ago

Ideas are usually posted on the full-day application days. Each startup is given one minute to pitch their ideas. The startups are then given a chance to pitch their ideas to the judges, who will then select the top-5 ideas to move on to the next round.

28

9 months ago

It’s a platform that brings together data from a number of sources about a given subject, in an easy-to-use format.

27

4 months ago

A platform to analyze and recommend the best places to eat food in a given neighborhood.

27

3 months ago

Ideas are posted on the semi-annual application days. The startups are given a 5 second pitch followed by a 2 minute response. The judges will choose the top-5 ideas to

27

9 months ago

This app is a digital diary for kids, and the founders say that it’s only possible because of the way the app’s parental controls work. The app asks for the child’s age and gender, then shows a picture of the child and asks for a voice recording of the child’s voice. The app then classifies the voice recording and shows them on a map. The founders say that this is an important distinction, as it allows parents to be able to see which kids are in which areas at any given time.

26

7 months ago

A subscription model for healthcare professionals in select countries. Doctors will be given access to a set quota of tests per day from a pool of tests that are available on the platform.

22

3 months ago

A platform that helps users describe their needs and get the best possible service from a specialist in a given field.

19

4 days ago

An automated system that helps property managers track who is living in their buildings, keeping a running count of who is at buildings at any given time, and monitoring their performance.

13

2 years ago

Idea: A startup that wants to connect travelers with locals The idea is to enable people to go on trips and connect with locals who can show them the top things to do in a given city

8

2 years ago

Idea: A startup looking to bring the concept of “swag” from concerts to corporate events — employees are given a “swag bag” of items to take home with them in lieu of a company swag bag. The startup makes money by selling the items in the swag bag.

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Given Startup Ideas

This startup wants to build a new type of credit card for the underbanked, especially in developing countries. It takes the form of a prepaid card and is available in any currency. Given the lack of banking options in many such countries, the startup sees a lot of potential for growth.

An online learning platform for students, whose teachers are given a stipend based on student enrollment.

A startup that’s building software that helps doctors and health providers strategically manage the number of patients they see in a given day

aims to aggregate all the deals and coupons for a given region or city. Users can search, compare, and subscribe to the best deals in their area, then get updates on new deals, or even unsubscribe.

A startup that helps freelancers get paid up front, then moves that money to a business account if they don’t get enough gigs booked in a given period of time. Today it has paying customers in the US, UK, and Australia, and is profitable.

A startup that uses AI to analyze online reviews to show consumers what to expect from a given product and service.

A iOS app that uses the iPhone’s built-in GPS to help you figure out how far you have to walk to complete a given task.

A tool for recruiters, that lets them upload their resume to a centralized network and have it automatically filtered to candidates that are a good match for a given job.

A platform for employers to create a job marketplace to connect them with the best talent in a given region.

A platform that helps colleges and universities manage their relationships with alumni who have given money.

A shortcut to finding new restaurants in a given city

A startup for finding out which restaurants are open on a given day, with 6,000 cities and 1,500,000 restaurants.

This startup is building a better way to find local services. The company is taking a data-driven approach to finding services for residents in a given city and helping them find what they are looking for.

A startup for startups looking to grow internationally. It’s a more self-serve approach than other startups, but the founders believe that they can provide the best service for a given price.

"Idea" is a series of articles that provide a comprehensive overview of the startup scene in a given area. The goal is to highlight the most interesting and unique startups in a given city.

An API that gives developers access to a database of all the restaurants in a given area, with frequent check-ins and comments, and the ability to customize the menu.

Given that it was the first company to launch in the YC Demo Day, the list below is the most complete list of all of the startups that have been accepted into YC.

A company that is building a new kind of search engine that helps you find the best vendors in a given local market. It’s part of the idea that government services should be made more efficient and easy to use.

A software that helps companies manage investment in cryptocurrencies. The company’s product is a dashboard that tracks cryptocurrencies for a given company, and allows them to buy, sell, and trade them with relative ease.

A startup that wants to help people find reliable electricians in a given area.

This startup is building a platform to help people who have given up their phones or are reluctant to give them up, to still communicate with loved ones, friends and coworkers. They’ve built a chatbot that allows people to send text messages and make calls to their friends without the phone.

This startup is building a tool to help you find the best place to eat at any given restaurant, allowing you to specify your location, type of cuisine, and budget.

A data science tool that automatically turns data into “actionable, knowledge-rich insights” about any given user, looking for insights like “which users are most likely to convert to customers, or which users spend the most money”.

Predictive modeling technology that can help marketers understand where consumers are and what they’re interested in at any given time.

An artificial intelligence engine for the U.S. Air Force. The startup uses machine learning to predict the behavior of drones in a given environment.

A startup that searches and identifies the best places to drive for any given route.

A startup that lists the best deals on a given topic, for example, “The best pizza in San Francisco”

A startup that helps users find the best doctors and dentists in a given area, especially in underserved areas.

A tool for electronics repair technicians that is now available in the US. The idea is to give them better tools beyond the manual they’re given to learn.

A tool for companies to track their users’ social media interactions, including how much time they spend on a given platform.

A tool that helps users to create and edit their own “competition packs” of decks for a given game, which they then use to play against friends or strangers online.

A B2B company that promises to reduce the number of meetings that employees have to attend for a given task by as much as 40%, as well as bring meetings to a company’s employees.

A startup that helps people buy and sell their cars, a problem the company says is worth $17 billion in the US in a given year.

A mobile app that helps you find the most efficient way to complete a given task (like calling a business) based on your current location, time of day, and context.

The startup has a patent-pending algorithm to help people find the best performing stocks in a given market.

This startup is building a system that can help a central authority know a lot about a given community, including the political, religious and social values of a particular population.

A startup that wants to use AI to help you increase the value of your product photos. It wants to be a sort of digital gallery, with a tool to help you decide between multiple options for a given photo.

an online showcase of emerging artists, curated by a curatorial team. The site showcases a rotating selection of the best of a given category of art, and promotes the artists on social media and in the press.

A social network for Indian Americans. It’s not clear how the company plans to operate in the US given the very different social norms here.

DoubleWise is a company that hopes to create a better way of asking for forgiveness.

A company that tracks fashion trends and provides a service to help consumers know which styles will be popular in a given season.

A company that hopes to use AI to coin the most relevant and useful information for a person on any given topic.

A startup that lets you ask a bunch of questions, and then gives you personalized answers from experts. You’re presented with a bunch of questions, and then given a series of answers from other users. The answers are often things you wouldn’t have known to ask.

A visualization of wages in the US for any given job.

A startup that aims to bring an automated way to manage your finances. The startup is working on a machine learning algorithm to automatically find the best payment plan for any given situation.

A startup that wants to let you determine what kind of car you want without having to go to a dealer. Given a list of cars, you can split them up into different categories. You can then go to a dealer and pick the one that suits you best.

A tool that provides a way to keep track of your books and movies in the cloud. Given an ISBN, users can scan the book or movie into the app and it will notify when it is available for purchase.

The app helps find the cheapest gas station in a given area. The service is built on the idea that gas is perishable, and stations need to be re-stocked as often as possible.

A framework for building apps that run on any given mobile platform, including Android and iOS.

A startup that helps understand the benefits of a given ingredient, by tracking how it compares to other ingredients.

A platform that consolidates different shipping companies into one place, using AI to recommend which is the best shipping company for a given shipment.

Given that over 40% of the world’s food is lost or wasted, the startup wants to help farmers sell the food they produce and not have to throw it away. They’re building an app that finds buyers with the best price for their produce.

A recommendation engine that can help people find the best-of-breed products in a given category.

A startup that helps you find the right supplier in a given category, with the ability to see what other customers have paid and what they’ve paid for. It’s able to find suppliers in the US and Canada, and is currently testing in the UK.

This startup is trying to take the hassle out of finding a flight for an upcoming vacation. Rather than waiting for multiple websites to return the results, FlightHub finds the cheapest flight for a given route, then books it for you automatically.

This company wants to help people save money on gas. They’re building an app that lets you create a “gas card” that can be spent at a given gas station to save money on gas.

A Slack bot that helps find the cheapest gas station within a given radius of a user’s location.

The startup is building a platform for companies to manage a supply chain as a service, which means they’re not tied to one single supplier, but can select from an array of suppliers for any given product.

A free app that helps people find good places to eat in a given city by rating and mapping the restaurants, and providing reviews by community members.

A startup that builds an AI-powered search engine that can identify the right products for a given search.

An AI-powered system that predicts and manages the risk of a given portfolio of investments, using an algorithm that’s been trained off historical market data.

A recruitment platform for small businesses where employees are given the flexibility to choose their hours and when they work, but are also able to receive paid time off and benefits.

A startup that wants to create a system that helps retailers keep track of the inventory they have on their shelves. It’s a tool to help retailers easily find out what they have in stock, and make it easier to order more of a given product.

A startup that uses machine learning to predict what people will do next. The startup, which is based in Boston, is trying to leverage “pattern recognition” to predict the next move in a given situation.

Ideas are usually posted on the full-day application days. Each startup is given one minute to pitch their ideas. The startups are then given a chance to pitch their ideas to the judges, who will then select the top-5 ideas to move on to the next round.

It’s a platform that brings together data from a number of sources about a given subject, in an easy-to-use format.

A platform to analyze and recommend the best places to eat food in a given neighborhood.

Ideas are posted on the semi-annual application days. The startups are given a 5 second pitch followed by a 2 minute response. The judges will choose the top-5 ideas to

A subscription model for healthcare professionals in select countries. Doctors will be given access to a set quota of tests per day from a pool of tests that are available on the platform.

A platform that helps users describe their needs and get the best possible service from a specialist in a given field.

An automated system that helps property managers track who is living in their buildings, keeping a running count of who is at buildings at any given time, and monitoring their performance.

Idea: A startup that wants to connect travelers with locals The idea is to enable people to go on trips and connect with locals who can show them the top things to do in a given city

Idea: A startup looking to bring the concept of “swag” from concerts to corporate events — employees are given a “swag bag” of items to take home with them in lieu of a company swag bag. The startup makes money by selling the items in the swag bag.