Heart Startup Ideas

2 years ago

An algorithm that tells you how to play games like Solitaire: FreeCell, Spider Solitaire, and Hearts

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2 years ago

Inventor Dr. Ramesh Kale has been working on a low-cost, disposable "smart" pacemaker for under $1,500. The device is implanted in a pocket-sized battery pack that an individual wears around their waist. The pacemaker is connected to the battery pack via a small wire. When the device senses irregular heartbeats, it sends a signal to the battery pack, which then notifies the individual's doctor. The battery pack is replaceable, and is expected to last up to a year.

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1 month ago

An AI that predicts if a person is likely to have a heart attack or stroke.

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1 month ago

A tiny wearable device that can monitor heart rate variability and other vital signs, used to diagnose sleep apnea. The device is being built by a team of engineers and sleep doctors.

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3 years ago

A startup that helps people with difficult to manage health conditions (diabetes, heart conditions, etc) and helps them to manage their health conditions with reminders to take medicine, etc

180

3 years ago

A team of four, including two YC alumni, that makes an app that helps you track your heart rate during a workout.

161

3 years ago

A wearable device that monitors your heart rate and breathing patterns to help treat sleep apnea.

151

3 years ago

A startup that uses a sensor and a mobile app to monitor heart rate and push the data to a doctor’s smartphone. This ensures the doctor has a real-time read on the patient’s health.

148

3 years ago

A smart app that keeps track of your health and wellness. The startup is working on a sensor that can be attached to a band or other wearable device and track vitals like heart rate, body temperature, and more.

134

2 years ago

A startup in the heart of one of the biggest tech hubs in the world that wants to help startups find genius.

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3 years ago

A startup that wants to use artificial intelligence to help improve the lives of aging parents. The company's first product is a watch that listens to the wearer's heartbeat and detects a change in heart rate caused by a number of possible issues. It then sends help via text message.

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2 years ago

An employee-owned co-living space in the heart of New York City in which residents can rent private rooms for $1,000 a month with monthly fees of $200.

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2 years ago

A startup that’s building a medical device that can be worn like a watch to measure a person’s heart rate throughout the day.

124

2 years ago

A smartwatch that combines “a step counter, altimeter, heart rate monitor, and sleep monitoring device”.

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2 years ago

A startup that builds “lifelogging wearables” for people to track their health and fitness habits. It tracks blood sugar, blood pressure, heart rate, sleep, and activity.

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2 years ago

This startup is building a tool that tracks and provides real-time information about your health, such as blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen levels.

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1 year ago

The startup is developing a system that uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to help physicians screen for diseases like cancer and heart disease. The startup was founded by MIT alumni.

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1 year ago

A wearable device for working out that contains a heart rate monitor, accelerometer, and GPS that users wear to track how they’re exercising.

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2 years ago

Calculates the amount of oxygen your blood is carrying, and tells you if you're at risk of getting a heart attack or stroke.

92

2 years ago

A group of students at Carnegie Mellon University are building a wearable that tracks the human heart rate, breathing, and activity. The technology is meant to be used for home wellness, but also to help with medical research.

89

2 years ago

A digital health platform that helps patients track their blood pressure, heart rate, and other measurements. The idea is that it’s less expensive, and easier to use than the existing devices, which are used by a small percentage of the market.

78

1 year ago

The startup is designing and selling a wearable device that tracks one’s hydration and heart rate to help athletes get a better exercise plan.

78

8 months ago

A process that allows music creators and labels to connect with fans on social media, using an old-fashioned phone call or email to get straight to the heart of the matter and figure out how they can make music together.

78

1 year ago

A startup that makes a wearable device that can detect the slightest inkling of a heart attack and call 911 immediately.

77

1 year ago

A smart, secure wearable that tracks how often you're sleeping, how much you're moving, and what you're doing in bed. The wearable is meant to track data like heart rate, movement, and sleep quality, while also helping users set goals and track progress.

73

1 year ago

A small wearable device that fits comfortably on your wrist. The company wants to build a health-tracking device that tracks your activity, sleep, and heart rate, and syncs with your phone to show you personalized stats.

67

1 year ago

A smart suit that monitors a cyclist’s body and sounds an alert if the cyclist is having a heart attack. Geekster’s founders say that it’s a much cheaper alternative to an electrocardiogram, and only takes a few seconds to measure a person’s heart rate.

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1 year ago

A startup that makes a sex toy that vibrates to the sound of your heartbeat.

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2 years ago

Embrace is a team of scientists that are working on a way to detect and prevent heart attacks. They’re focused on developing a blood test that can detect a heart attack before it happens so that doctors can treat and prevent it. The startup has raised $84,000 in seed funding.

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1 year ago

It is a drop-in-a-bucket startup incubator in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles. The company was founded in 2017 by former Google executive Brian Wieser. The company's mission is to foster entrepreneurship in the city of Los Angeles.

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1 year ago

A wearable healthcare device that tracks stress and heart rate and syncs with a smartphone app to help users manage their stress and anxiety.

55

1 year ago

A tool for tracking your fitness, with a fitness tracker that measures things like your heart rate and distance. The startup is working on a product called the

53

1 year ago

A new type of stethoscope that connects to your smartphone, allowing you to hear and track your heartbeat.

50

9 months ago

A company that helps people take a low-impact workout to keep their blood pressure and heart rate in check.

47

28 days ago

A wearable that measures blood pressure and heart rate at a user's fingertips. The startup’s co-founder and CEO is a former Apple employee with a Ph.D from Harvard; they’re looking to raise $100,000 on Kickstarter.

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5 months ago

This is an office space located in the heart of Bangalore’s commercial district. It’s a co-working space for small businesses with flexible rates and an area for entrepreneurs to work on their own projects.

43

9 months ago

A wearable that allows users to track their heart rate and blood pressure.

41

3 months ago

A fitness tracking device that can track your sleep, heart rate, and body movement through the night.

30

3 months ago

A startup that’s developing a method of 3D printing human tissue models, including those in the heart, lungs, brain, blood system, and other structures.

27

4 months ago

A fitness wearable that tracks heart rate and movement, with a built-in speaker that allows users to listen to music or podcasts.

26

4 months ago

A wearable sensor that measures glucose, blood pressure, and heart rate, and is controlled by an app. The startup has priced the product at $6.99, and promised to ship by the end of 2016.

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23 days ago

A pair of sunglasses that can be used to track a user’s fitness or health, and to get alerts when they are out of range. It’s a combo of an activity tracker and an optical heart monitor.

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1 month ago

An insurance company in the UK that uses a dynamic pricing model that adjusts premiums based on the age of a policyholder and the likelihood of them having a heart attack or stroke in the next five years.

19

10 days ago

The company says it's the first company to offer a geo-tracking system that will link your phone to your car and home, letting you know if you're in a hurricane zone or having a heart attack.

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6 days ago

A startup that’s building a platform to keep track of your dog’s health, and help you prevent conditions like heart disease, diabetes, and cancer.

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13 hours ago

A new type of smartphone that can be controlled by a select group of people. The device is controlled by a few people who can call, text and video chat. The founder, Shai Bantum, was born with a rare heart defect that made it necessary for him to have a pacemaker. The company is in beta in the US and Israel.

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3 years ago

Idea: The startup wants to help people make sense of their health data (such as sleep, nutrition and exercise) by building a platform for tracking personal health The startup has built a wearable device that tracks heart rate and falls asleep with its users, collecting data that can be analyzed to give insights into sleep patterns

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Heart Startup Ideas

An algorithm that tells you how to play games like Solitaire: FreeCell, Spider Solitaire, and Hearts

An AI that predicts if a person is likely to have a heart attack or stroke.

A tiny wearable device that can monitor heart rate variability and other vital signs, used to diagnose sleep apnea. The device is being built by a team of engineers and sleep doctors.

A startup that helps people with difficult to manage health conditions (diabetes, heart conditions, etc) and helps them to manage their health conditions with reminders to take medicine, etc

A team of four, including two YC alumni, that makes an app that helps you track your heart rate during a workout.

A wearable device that monitors your heart rate and breathing patterns to help treat sleep apnea.

A startup that uses a sensor and a mobile app to monitor heart rate and push the data to a doctor’s smartphone. This ensures the doctor has a real-time read on the patient’s health.

A smart app that keeps track of your health and wellness. The startup is working on a sensor that can be attached to a band or other wearable device and track vitals like heart rate, body temperature, and more.

A startup in the heart of one of the biggest tech hubs in the world that wants to help startups find genius.

A startup that wants to use artificial intelligence to help improve the lives of aging parents. The company's first product is a watch that listens to the wearer's heartbeat and detects a change in heart rate caused by a number of possible issues. It then sends help via text message.

An employee-owned co-living space in the heart of New York City in which residents can rent private rooms for $1,000 a month with monthly fees of $200.

A startup that’s building a medical device that can be worn like a watch to measure a person’s heart rate throughout the day.

A smartwatch that combines “a step counter, altimeter, heart rate monitor, and sleep monitoring device”.

A startup that builds “lifelogging wearables” for people to track their health and fitness habits. It tracks blood sugar, blood pressure, heart rate, sleep, and activity.

This startup is building a tool that tracks and provides real-time information about your health, such as blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen levels.

The startup is developing a system that uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to help physicians screen for diseases like cancer and heart disease. The startup was founded by MIT alumni.

A wearable device for working out that contains a heart rate monitor, accelerometer, and GPS that users wear to track how they’re exercising.

Calculates the amount of oxygen your blood is carrying, and tells you if you're at risk of getting a heart attack or stroke.

A group of students at Carnegie Mellon University are building a wearable that tracks the human heart rate, breathing, and activity. The technology is meant to be used for home wellness, but also to help with medical research.

A digital health platform that helps patients track their blood pressure, heart rate, and other measurements. The idea is that it’s less expensive, and easier to use than the existing devices, which are used by a small percentage of the market.

The startup is designing and selling a wearable device that tracks one’s hydration and heart rate to help athletes get a better exercise plan.

A process that allows music creators and labels to connect with fans on social media, using an old-fashioned phone call or email to get straight to the heart of the matter and figure out how they can make music together.

A startup that makes a wearable device that can detect the slightest inkling of a heart attack and call 911 immediately.

A smart, secure wearable that tracks how often you're sleeping, how much you're moving, and what you're doing in bed. The wearable is meant to track data like heart rate, movement, and sleep quality, while also helping users set goals and track progress.

A small wearable device that fits comfortably on your wrist. The company wants to build a health-tracking device that tracks your activity, sleep, and heart rate, and syncs with your phone to show you personalized stats.

A smart suit that monitors a cyclist’s body and sounds an alert if the cyclist is having a heart attack. Geekster’s founders say that it’s a much cheaper alternative to an electrocardiogram, and only takes a few seconds to measure a person’s heart rate.

A startup that makes a sex toy that vibrates to the sound of your heartbeat.

Embrace is a team of scientists that are working on a way to detect and prevent heart attacks. They’re focused on developing a blood test that can detect a heart attack before it happens so that doctors can treat and prevent it. The startup has raised $84,000 in seed funding.

It is a drop-in-a-bucket startup incubator in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles. The company was founded in 2017 by former Google executive Brian Wieser. The company's mission is to foster entrepreneurship in the city of Los Angeles.

A wearable healthcare device that tracks stress and heart rate and syncs with a smartphone app to help users manage their stress and anxiety.

A tool for tracking your fitness, with a fitness tracker that measures things like your heart rate and distance. The startup is working on a product called the

A new type of stethoscope that connects to your smartphone, allowing you to hear and track your heartbeat.

A company that helps people take a low-impact workout to keep their blood pressure and heart rate in check.

A wearable that measures blood pressure and heart rate at a user's fingertips. The startup’s co-founder and CEO is a former Apple employee with a Ph.D from Harvard; they’re looking to raise $100,000 on Kickstarter.

This is an office space located in the heart of Bangalore’s commercial district. It’s a co-working space for small businesses with flexible rates and an area for entrepreneurs to work on their own projects.

A wearable that allows users to track their heart rate and blood pressure.

A fitness tracking device that can track your sleep, heart rate, and body movement through the night.

A startup that’s developing a method of 3D printing human tissue models, including those in the heart, lungs, brain, blood system, and other structures.

A fitness wearable that tracks heart rate and movement, with a built-in speaker that allows users to listen to music or podcasts.

A wearable sensor that measures glucose, blood pressure, and heart rate, and is controlled by an app. The startup has priced the product at $6.99, and promised to ship by the end of 2016.

A pair of sunglasses that can be used to track a user’s fitness or health, and to get alerts when they are out of range. It’s a combo of an activity tracker and an optical heart monitor.

An insurance company in the UK that uses a dynamic pricing model that adjusts premiums based on the age of a policyholder and the likelihood of them having a heart attack or stroke in the next five years.

The company says it's the first company to offer a geo-tracking system that will link your phone to your car and home, letting you know if you're in a hurricane zone or having a heart attack.

A startup that’s building a platform to keep track of your dog’s health, and help you prevent conditions like heart disease, diabetes, and cancer.