Happening Startup Ideas

3 years ago

A startup that helps people choose where to live based on what is happening in their life, not just on what they can afford

3,620

1 month ago

A tool that helps marketers better understand the conversation happening on social media, helping them to get more out of their paid efforts.

220

1 month ago

The app is designed to help community centers run classes in their building. It’s meant to be situated next to their front desk, and can be used to create a schedule and notify people in the building of what’s happening.

217

2 years ago

A tool that helps people track packages in real time, so they know when the delivery is happening, and where exactly.

197

3 years ago

A platform for people to register for events and discover events as they are happening

169

2 years ago

A tool to help people find out what’s going on in the world, or what’s happening around them.

163

3 years ago

A startup that aims to help keep track of all the activity happening in a company’s Slack.

155

3 years ago

A startup that lets users check into a space on Facebook, Twitter, or Foursquare to see photos and reviews of the space, and view events happening there.

149

3 years ago

THISWEEK.io is a news magazine that tells you what’s happening this week in your city.

148

3 years ago

A software platform that allows users to control and visualize their data. The goal is to provide a user-friendly interface that allows users to visualize, analyze and make decisions across their data, and tell what’s happening and what they can do about it. Think of it as a personal dashboard for your own data.

147

3 years ago

A tool that helps deep dive into the conversations happening on social media. The startup helps companies to gain insight into their customer communication.

143

2 years ago

A “Twitter for books” that surfaces conversations happening around those books.

131

3 years ago

The idea of this startup is to fill the void that the daily news leaves out. By aggregating and creating content from the hundreds of sources they partner with, they aim to provide a complete picture of the news events happening around the world.

127

2 years ago

A tool for developers to get track of what’s happening in their app, with a series of reports that show you how many users have opened your app, how many users have closed it, where those users are coming from, and how they’re using your app.

123

2 years ago

Someone that wants to sell you a guitar in exchange for your soul. (It’s not actually happening)

105

2 years ago

A startup that is building an insider-trading app that has a “whisper mode” that alerts the entire network when an event is happening. It’s working with clients like JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs.

85

2 years ago

A startup that makes it easy to visualize and track what’s happening with social media engagement, as well as what’s happening within the organization.

84

1 year ago

A tool that helps users visualize what’s happening around them, how the environment is changing, and potential impacts.

81

1 year ago

A platform that aggregates the content and deals of all of these deals to help investors get a comprehensive picture of deals happening across the world.

79

1 year ago

A different kind of social network, this one is all about helping people discover what’s happening in their community.

72

1 year ago

A startup that’s creating an “of-the-moment coupon” marketplace. The startup wants to build a marketplace that allows users to buy and sell coupons that are valid for events happening that day, and then print them out at home.

70

2 years ago

A platform that allows users to stream live video on their site, making it easy for customers to see what’s happening in the physical world.

67

1 year ago

This startup wants to launch a new way of getting healthcare, which is more personal and cheaper. By using a home-based device that records symptoms to answer questions like: “How are you feeling” “What’s happening with your lungs” “How do you compare to your doctor’s predictions”

66

1 year ago

This startup is building a tool for companies to connect with their customers and employees, using AI to help them understand the conversations happening in their networks.

65

1 year ago

A tool for curating and sharing the best in the world work that’s happening right now around the world.

65

1 year ago

A virtual assistant app that helps users plan their day by suggesting what’s happening in their calendar, and other useful data.

61

1 year ago

An AI-powered, real-time news site that helps users stay up to date on what’s happening in the world.

57

1 year ago

A company that helps local governments streamline the process of building new roads, with construction happening faster and less expensively.

54

1 year ago

A company that turns old TVs into smart displays that can tell you what’s happening in real time.

53

1 year ago

A “situational awareness” app for drone pilots. Essentially it’s a way to keep pilots of small UAVs in the loop with what’s happening around them, at the same time as they’re operating.

52

1 year ago

A startup that lets you track the status of a package or package line for remote employees. A possibility for companies dealing with remote employees who need to see what’s happening with their packages.

51

1 year ago

A video-sharing platform that was created to help people find out what’s happening in their communities, and to help them promote events and news.

48

10 months ago

An AI-powered system that analyzes video for plagiarism and automatically flags the instances of it happening. It's currently in the pilot phase, with 1000 users.

48

1 year ago

Believes it can create an “augmented reality” solution for doctors. The company is planning to use its own camera-based technology to help doctors use special goggles to see what’s happening in a patient’s body in real time.

45

6 months ago

A “connected baby monitor” for parents, that allows them to monitor their kids anywhere and talk to them with a phone app, in real-time. The startup is building a data platform that tracks and shares information on both what’s happening with the kids, and the parents.

42

1 year ago

Designed to help people search for and filter out the noise in the current news cycle, Signal Spotlight is a quick way for people to get the gist of what’s happening.

41

6 months ago

The startup provides an AI-based platform to help companies understand what’s happening with their customers’ data and make decisions based on that.

39

1 year ago

A mobile app that allows users to see what’s happening in their neighborhood at a moment’s glance, and make their own recommendations. It’s a way for people to interact directly with their city council and city services.

38

5 months ago

A dashboard for your AWS infrastructure and billing that lets you see what’s happening in your systems, including a visual graph of everything that’s running, who’s consuming what, and where the costs are going.

38

5 months ago

Want to know what's happening with a company Use this app to keep track of the activity across all your accounts, in one place.

34

3 months ago

A tool that lets people hold live Q&A sessions over Skype. It’s kind of like a webinar, but one that’s happening over the phone.

30

5 months ago

A personal assistant that tracks your activities and makes recommendations for health and productivity based on what’s happening in your life.

29

3 months ago

A platform that allows developers to build chat applications for multiple platforms, including Facebook Messenger and WeChat. The startup wants to build a platform that makes it easier for developers to build chat apps for all platforms, and that incentivizes them to create chat apps for all platforms. (This is exactly the sort of thing that’s happening on WeChat.)

22

19 days ago

“A personal assistant for kids,” as the founders put it. The app is meant to be fun but also offer a lot of value, like helping kids keep track of what’s happening in their lives and plan ahead.

20

2 months ago

A way to create a name and tag for the people you meet on the road (a la Foursquare.) It’s also a way to track those locations on a map, and see what’s happening nearby. Its co-founder used to be a member of the Y Combinator batch.

18

3 months ago

A tool that helps brands understand what their sales reps are talking about in social media. The startup says their product is the same thing that recruiters use to track what’s happening at a job fair, but it can also be used to track what employees are saying on social media.

16

3 years ago

A startup that helps people who are going through a divorce create a time capsule with their kids to explain to them what’s happening

5

3 years ago

Idea: The startup has developed a way for people to share live video with each other while also seeing what others are seeing in real-time. It’s an app where viewers can see what’s happening, but the creator of the video is in control of what they see. It’s modeled a bit like Instagram Stories, but the app wants to become a hub for live video streaming.

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Happening Startup Ideas

A startup that helps people choose where to live based on what is happening in their life, not just on what they can afford

A tool that helps marketers better understand the conversation happening on social media, helping them to get more out of their paid efforts.

The app is designed to help community centers run classes in their building. It’s meant to be situated next to their front desk, and can be used to create a schedule and notify people in the building of what’s happening.

A tool that helps people track packages in real time, so they know when the delivery is happening, and where exactly.

A platform for people to register for events and discover events as they are happening

A tool to help people find out what’s going on in the world, or what’s happening around them.

A startup that aims to help keep track of all the activity happening in a company’s Slack.

A startup that lets users check into a space on Facebook, Twitter, or Foursquare to see photos and reviews of the space, and view events happening there.

THISWEEK.io is a news magazine that tells you what’s happening this week in your city.

A tool that helps deep dive into the conversations happening on social media. The startup helps companies to gain insight into their customer communication.

A “Twitter for books” that surfaces conversations happening around those books.

The idea of this startup is to fill the void that the daily news leaves out. By aggregating and creating content from the hundreds of sources they partner with, they aim to provide a complete picture of the news events happening around the world.

A tool for developers to get track of what’s happening in their app, with a series of reports that show you how many users have opened your app, how many users have closed it, where those users are coming from, and how they’re using your app.

Someone that wants to sell you a guitar in exchange for your soul. (It’s not actually happening)

A startup that is building an insider-trading app that has a “whisper mode” that alerts the entire network when an event is happening. It’s working with clients like JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs.

A startup that makes it easy to visualize and track what’s happening with social media engagement, as well as what’s happening within the organization.

A tool that helps users visualize what’s happening around them, how the environment is changing, and potential impacts.

A platform that aggregates the content and deals of all of these deals to help investors get a comprehensive picture of deals happening across the world.

A different kind of social network, this one is all about helping people discover what’s happening in their community.

A startup that’s creating an “of-the-moment coupon” marketplace. The startup wants to build a marketplace that allows users to buy and sell coupons that are valid for events happening that day, and then print them out at home.

A platform that allows users to stream live video on their site, making it easy for customers to see what’s happening in the physical world.

This startup wants to launch a new way of getting healthcare, which is more personal and cheaper. By using a home-based device that records symptoms to answer questions like: “How are you feeling” “What’s happening with your lungs” “How do you compare to your doctor’s predictions”

This startup is building a tool for companies to connect with their customers and employees, using AI to help them understand the conversations happening in their networks.

A tool for curating and sharing the best in the world work that’s happening right now around the world.

A virtual assistant app that helps users plan their day by suggesting what’s happening in their calendar, and other useful data.

An AI-powered, real-time news site that helps users stay up to date on what’s happening in the world.

A company that helps local governments streamline the process of building new roads, with construction happening faster and less expensively.

A company that turns old TVs into smart displays that can tell you what’s happening in real time.

A “situational awareness” app for drone pilots. Essentially it’s a way to keep pilots of small UAVs in the loop with what’s happening around them, at the same time as they’re operating.

A startup that lets you track the status of a package or package line for remote employees. A possibility for companies dealing with remote employees who need to see what’s happening with their packages.

A video-sharing platform that was created to help people find out what’s happening in their communities, and to help them promote events and news.

An AI-powered system that analyzes video for plagiarism and automatically flags the instances of it happening. It's currently in the pilot phase, with 1000 users.

Believes it can create an “augmented reality” solution for doctors. The company is planning to use its own camera-based technology to help doctors use special goggles to see what’s happening in a patient’s body in real time.

A “connected baby monitor” for parents, that allows them to monitor their kids anywhere and talk to them with a phone app, in real-time. The startup is building a data platform that tracks and shares information on both what’s happening with the kids, and the parents.

Designed to help people search for and filter out the noise in the current news cycle, Signal Spotlight is a quick way for people to get the gist of what’s happening.

The startup provides an AI-based platform to help companies understand what’s happening with their customers’ data and make decisions based on that.

A mobile app that allows users to see what’s happening in their neighborhood at a moment’s glance, and make their own recommendations. It’s a way for people to interact directly with their city council and city services.

A dashboard for your AWS infrastructure and billing that lets you see what’s happening in your systems, including a visual graph of everything that’s running, who’s consuming what, and where the costs are going.

Want to know what's happening with a company Use this app to keep track of the activity across all your accounts, in one place.

A tool that lets people hold live Q&A sessions over Skype. It’s kind of like a webinar, but one that’s happening over the phone.

A personal assistant that tracks your activities and makes recommendations for health and productivity based on what’s happening in your life.

“A personal assistant for kids,” as the founders put it. The app is meant to be fun but also offer a lot of value, like helping kids keep track of what’s happening in their lives and plan ahead.

A way to create a name and tag for the people you meet on the road (a la Foursquare.) It’s also a way to track those locations on a map, and see what’s happening nearby. Its co-founder used to be a member of the Y Combinator batch.

A tool that helps brands understand what their sales reps are talking about in social media. The startup says their product is the same thing that recruiters use to track what’s happening at a job fair, but it can also be used to track what employees are saying on social media.

A startup that helps people who are going through a divorce create a time capsule with their kids to explain to them what’s happening