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4 years ago

A platform that helps people easily sell used furniture, household goods, and other items.

1,385

3 years ago

A startup that lets you hire contractors for household projects

866

3 years ago

A digital tool that helps couples reduce household expenses, track spending and save money.

304

4 years ago

A startup that helps small businesses get more customers and better ways to do it through marketing. It’s a timesaver for small businesses and a good way for startups to get a foothold in the market.

253

3 years ago

Humaniq wants to provide a system for users to buy and sell cryptocurrency, using mobile phones. The startup is building a mobile banking app that allows users to buy, sell, trade, and hold funds in cryptocurrency.

201

5 years ago

A platform for managing micro loans for rural households.

190

4 years ago

A toolset that helps small businesses receive updates from the government and other stakeholders in an organized and timely fashion.

189

4 years ago

A tool for managing the chaos of information in a busy household. The app lets you track everyone’s schedules.

189

4 years ago

A company that allows companies to hold meetings remotely. The startup is doing well in Germany.

185

4 years ago

This startup is building a platform that lets you manage your household’s finances and expenses from a single platform.

185

4 years ago

The startup holds a patent on a new type of printing process that uses a liquid to transfer the ink to the paper, eliminating many of the problems with traditional printing. The startup now wants to take that technology and apply it to the production of everything from paper to fabric.

180

4 years ago

A hardware company that wants to create smart hardware to help people manage their lives. The company wants to build smart devices that can help people find what they’re looking for, identify emotions, monitor health, and automate household tasks.

176

4 years ago

A student loan refinancing startup that promises to reduce interest rates. It just closed a $10 million round, and its founders said they’re targeting 15% of student loan holders.

176

5 years ago

If you own a home in the US, you can log into an app and see what the utilities are costing you in real time. However, the founders say that households throughout the world can benefit from a similar application.

171

5 years ago

A startup that helps you find and book a dog sitter so you can enjoy a two-dog household.

170

5 years ago

A platform that allows people to rent out spare bedrooms and/or spare bedrooms with other household members. It’s designed to help people earn additional income from their homes while also giving their families the chance to stay in their homes in times of need.

170

5 years ago

The Startup Genome is a biannual report on the state of entrepreneurship. It is produced by a team of researchers from the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. The report is based on interviews with founders about their businesses, the challenges they face, and their plans for the future. The report is intended to give entrepreneurs, investors, and other stakeholders a comprehensive overview of the startup ecosystem in a particular country, and to help predict trends between countries.

164

5 years ago

A software company that creates an API for a network of processors and license holders to manage payments in real-time. The startup was founded by two former executives of Adyen, a global payment processing company.

163

5 years ago

A wireless charger that’s designed to make it easier for people who have to hold their phone to their ear.

163

3 years ago

A product that helps households store water, power, and food for a disaster.

163

5 years ago

A tool that allows employees to manage their expenses so they can take accounting to the next level (and hold their bosses accountable for it). The team has raised $500,000 in seed funding and is based in NYC.

162

4 years ago

A startup for the buying and selling of used cars, appliances and other household goods.

160

5 years ago

A household product company that sells laundry detergent and other cleaning products.

154

5 years ago

A kitchen system called the “KitchenPod” that’s meant to let you cook, then take the result home for later. The kitchen has a base unit, and a separate pod that connects to a smartphone. The fridge is connected to the base unit via Bluetooth, so it can track things like what you’re eating and how much of it you’re eating. When the pod is connected to the base unit, it can track the fridge’s temperature, as well as how much food it’s holding.

154

5 years ago

A startup that wants to help users make more money by selling their excess household items to the public.

152

5 years ago

Amazon Alexa has invaded every household in the US. The company wants to make the device even more useful, by adding a voice-controlled interface for apps.

149

4 years ago

Jet.com is a startup that will sell anything from household items to clothes to groceries to a single user, with no membership fees or minimum purchase requirements. It’s been called the Amazon of online shopping that will work on the ground. The company says it has 1.1 million active buyers already, and a $3 billion run rate.

148

2 years ago

This startup makes it easy for teams to track and manage their expenses. The startup’s co-founder says that she runs a tight household and she uses the app to keep track of different expenses for her family.

148

5 years ago

A cryptocurrency exchange that focuses on private investors. It uses a system of “certified wallets” with a touchscreen interface to allow investors to manage their holdings.

145

5 years ago

Fintech company that offers investors a way to borrow against their crypto holdings.

145

3 years ago

A startup that wants to help businesses more easily collaborate, share, and delegate work from all over the world. The company is building a desktop app and a mobile app for all different stakeholders to use for project management.

144

5 years ago

A startup that buys household items in bulk for consumers, and delivers them in bulk After shipping the products, the startup makes money by selling those items on the secondary market

142

5 years ago

A solution for the $4 trillion global oil market where producers don’t have reliable inventories and retailers don’t have a clear picture of demand or low prices. Oil can be stored in underground tanks and is more valuable if it’s in the right place. Oil Tracker aims to connect all the different stakeholders in the oil market.

141

5 years ago

A startup that provides online classes on how to do household chores like cleaning a fridge

139

5 years ago

A digital product that detects, tracks, and pays a user’s monthly rent payments. Due to rent laws, a tenant in many areas may not legally be able to sign for a check until it’s been deposited. By the time they can, the landlord has already moved on to the next tenant, which means the tenant may have to pay the holdback fee.

139

3 years ago

A startup that wants to use cutting-edge technology to make household chores more efficient. (They are working with AT&T to bring this service to its customers.)

138

5 years ago

A texting platform for groups of people to communicate efficiently. The startup wants to leverage its popularity in the soccer world to make the company a household name.

133

5 years ago

A startup that aims to help people manage their health information in one place, giving them a central repository to hold all their medical records.

131

5 years ago

A startup that wants to make buying gift cards more efficient by allowing gift card holders to sell unused cards online.

130

5 years ago

It’s a subscription service for most common household cleaning needs.

128

5 years ago

A payments app that can be used on any platform. The startup focuses on helping people save money by holding off on that $10 Starbucks drink for now.

127

3 years ago

Revive is building a platform for holding generic drug companies accountable for their drugs, which include those that are off patent and in need of generic competition. The startup aims to build a way for generic drug companies to explain their products and defend themselves against generic-drug-makers.

124

5 years ago

An API and a mobile app for Paypal. The startup aims to let Paypal users create personal online banking accounts and hold them in one place.

122

5 years ago

A digital registry that records and organizes all your investment holdings.

120

5 years ago

A startup that facilitates the donation of household items to people in need. It’s a B2B business.

120

2 years ago

The company has met with banks in more than 15 countries and has 15,000 credit card holders. The startup wants to provide a “micro ATM” that allows people to withdraw cash from their phones.

119

5 years ago

A company that’s building an app that can manage the list of expenses of a household or individual.

117

4 years ago

A solution for loans that are backed by corporate stocks, allowing their holders to be traded like stocks.

113

5 years ago

A location-based mobile gaming platform that partners with cities to hold gaming tournaments and earn revenue from in-app purchases.

110

5 years ago

People are tired of waiting on hold for customer service, so they’re putting their calls into a queue to be answered and retrieved. The startup is aiming to be the de facto customer service app for the next generation of companies, and says it’s already working with several major companies in the space.

109

3 years ago

A shopping-cart service for household goods. It would connect stores with customers who have bought similar items in the past to help people find better prices.

109

4 years ago

A startup that helps manage the risk of a global network of life insurance policy holders.

107

2 years ago

A network of over 80,000 household journalists who work for free in China to report on local government, events, and news.

106

4 years ago

A startup that lets users share status updates with the press and other stakeholders. The startup wants to become a single point of contact for journalists and other stakeholders, allowing them to build relationships with journalists, send them updates, and more.

105

5 years ago

Thoughtful home services that provide concierge services, cleaning, and other household issues. The company has $10 million in funding from investors including Michael Moritz.

103

5 years ago

A startup looking to gain a foothold in business software for the real estate industry. The startup’s platform aims to help brokers, agents and developers collaborate on the back-end of their work.

102

4 years ago

A startup that helps people get health insurance by selling them insurance for their household. In the past two years, the startup has signed up more than 100,000 subscribers.

102

5 years ago

A newly-formed company that wants to enable a sharing economy around shared assets, like household items.

98

4 years ago

This company is building a way to track the financial life of a real estate property by using machine learning and artificial intelligence to help people decide whether to sell or hold onto a property.

97

4 years ago

A personal assistant for small businesses, which will help them hire, track expenses and hold meetings.

97

3 years ago

A partnership between two startups to provide payment processing for merchants. Processing fees are low, and there is no minimum payment threshold, the company says.

97

5 years ago

The startup is aiming to build a way for employers to track the quality of their workers, and fix any issues that might be holding them back.

95

3 years ago

A Bitcoin-like security token that gives investors a place to track the value of their holdings.

94

5 years ago

A platform for fans to get a hold of their favorite artists and get their first interview, exclusive concert tickets and more.

91

4 years ago

A decentralized blockchain platform to help people share expenses. The startup wants to help people find friends and families to help them pay for things like vacations and household maintenance. The app uses an algorithm to match people up, then goes to the third party to make the payment.

89

4 years ago

A SaaS startup based in San Francisco, California. The company has been growing rapidly, claiming to have “signed up more than 20,000 people in just the past month”. Its app lets users schedule and pay for deliveries, including food and household items, with a delivery fee.

89

4 years ago

A tool for managing a household’s information, from bills to schedules to grocery lists to recipes. The startup is building out a family social network.

88

5 years ago

Idea: A company that is building a platform that helps people manage their cryptocurrency holdings. The startup helps people track the value

86

3 years ago

A mobile app that helps people in the US learn how to save money on household utilities.

86

4 years ago

A startup that lets people sell their used furniture and household goods directly to a community of buyers.

84

2 years ago

A startup that tracks household spending to help consumers save money.

84

4 years ago

An online marketplace for local household goods that allows you to buy anything from a couch to a crib. Its currently run in 20 cities across the US.

82

3 years ago

A platform for hosting and managing community events, allowing event organizers to sell tickets and even hold a raffle.

82

4 years ago

A startup that creates a marketplace for household services. The company is building a platform that allows buyers and sellers to connect and create a marketplace for items like roofing, plumbing and electrical repairs, and lawn care.

81

4 years ago

A startup that’s building a way to optimize medical research by connecting researchers and other stakeholders to accelerate the process of building new drugs.

81

4 years ago

A way for people to make money by sharing the things they already own. The founders say that with the average American household owning over 70% more items than they actually use, this is a $130 billion market that enables people to make money from the stuff they already own by selling it to others.

81

5 years ago

A company that collects data from credit cards to build a predictive model of which cardholders are likely to pay back their debts (and which ones are likely to default). It’s looking to offer a free model to banks for their riskiest customers.

80

4 years ago

The company wants to create a crowdsourced set of office supplies, including note paper, highlighters, a notepad, a pens, a pen holder, a pencil sharpener, a stapler, a paper clip, a paper clip holder, a red pen, a whiteboard marker, a dry erase marker, a mini eraser, a phone stand, a paper clip holder, a USB, a business card holder, a clipboard, a sticky note pad, a notepad, a pen, a pencil, a highlighter, a pencil sharpener, a dry erase marker, a stapler, a paper clip, a paper clip holder, a USB, a business card holder, a clipboard, a sticky note pad, a notepad, a pen, a pencil, a highlighter, a pencil sharpener, a dry erase marker, a stapler, a paper clip, a paper clip holder, a USB, a business card holder, a clipboard, a sticky note pad, a notepad, a pen, a pencil, a highlighter, a pencil sharpener, a dry erase marker, a stapler, a paper clip, a paper clip holder, a USB, a business

80

4 years ago

This is a new way to sell your stuff on an app. Founded in January, Papago helps people sell their items on its marketplace. The marketplace has four categories: stuff, collectables, household items, and vehicles. Members can post their items on the site for 24 hours, and if no one buys it, the item goes back to the seller’s inventory. If someone buys it, the seller gets paid in bitcoin.

80

4 years ago

A company that builds a personal and professional portable credit score for people who have an unsecured credit card (UCC) and don’t have the equipment to install a credit card reader. For the most unsecured credit card holders, commonly known as under-banked, the company will build a simple and secure online credit application.

79

4 years ago

A platform for sharing and storing household items, with an app that helps manage them

79

4 years ago

A startup that connects customers with local employees that can help them take care of household repairs, like carrying groceries upstairs, or going to the grocery store for you.

79

4 years ago

A cloud-based platform for purchasing and selling used vehicles and other household items. The startup sells its customers’ used vehicles and other household items, with sellers paid in cash or with a credit card they can use to buy other items.

79

3 years ago

This company wants to build a platform where every household can be equipped with a low-cost device that can detect imminent threats like fires and carbon monoxide.

78

4 years ago

Helping people put their home into a rental portfolio. The startup’s platform is meant to help investors see the potential return on investment of the investment portfolio, and to help them decide when to sell or hold out for a higher return.

77

4 years ago

A company that’s looking to solve the problem of tracking and maintaining essential household appliances and cars.

77

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that lets you buy, hold, and sell Bitcoin, without having to deal with the complexities of the cryptocurrency world

76

4 years ago

An online marketplace for independent businesses to sell their products to consumers. The startup charges a monthly membership fee, but it offers a monthly bonus for businesses that sell a certain amount of products without going over a certain monthly threshold.

76

4 years ago

A startup that wants to solve the problem of credit card fraud by using a smartphone to scan a QR code on a payment. The startup’s $10 app will then send a text to the cardholder, asking them to confirm the payment before it’s completed. The startup says that within the next 12 months it will have 100,000 users.

76

5 years ago

Idea: A home security company for Latin American households, primarily in Mexico. The startup is focused on providing internet-connected cameras that allow users to see and talk to visitors while they’re away from home.

75

4 years ago

A startup that aims to build a “Google for the home”, so you can find all your household goods online.

74

4 years ago

This is an on-demand concierge service for cleaners, basically an Uber for household staff.

74

4 years ago

A new way to get ahold of a new hire. The company offers a service to get your new hires onboarded and trained, and was founded in August

71

3 years ago

This startup is building a platform to make it easy for online businesses to manage their customer support, and make it easier for their customers to get a hold of them in the event of a problem.

71

4 years ago

The company makes a digital rewards card that can hold a credit card, a gift card, cash, and more.

70

4 years ago

A home-sharing app that connects renters with hosts and includes an expense ledger, an app to hold meetings, an inventory system, and a database of contacts. The company is focused on the hospitality and hospitality-adjacent industries.

70

3 years ago

A tool that aims to make it easier to get surveys to people in the US and Canada. SurveyMonkey is already a household name in the marketing tech world.

70

4 years ago

A startup that’s creating a digital concierge service for everyday tasks. The company hopes to expand into household services, driving their business model with the same $1 per month fee they charge for their concierge service.

69

4 years ago

As a long-time Amazon customer, this startup is building an app that helps you re-order your favorite items, including household goods and food, from Amazon. The startup is currently in the pilot phase, with a rollout planned for mid-2018.

69

3 years ago

A tool that allows users to track and visualize their crypto holdings, and own cryptocurrencies without keeping them in an exchange.

69

3 years ago

A startup to make hyperlocal delivery of groceries, meals, and other household items easier.

68

3 years ago

A tool for managing a portfolio of multiple investment holdings, built to fit the needs of both individual investors and asset managers.

68

3 years ago

A tool for SMBs to hold “discussions” with their employees on worker’s compensation claims.

68

3 years ago

A P2P-style marketplace where consumers can source and buy all kinds of products, from food and household items to gadgets.

66

3 years ago

A platform for home health care workers to connect with patients, share information and get paid. The platform is meant to minimize the time that people spend waiting on hold while they wait to speak with a doctor.

65

3 years ago

A platform for managing and researching bitcoin holdings, as well as a tool for tracking gains or losses from bitcoin purchases.

65

3 years ago

This is a tool that helps people track how much they are spending on different household expenses.

62

3 years ago

A new version of the Blockfolio app that offers a single dashboard for all your cryptocurrency holdings, as opposed to the current fragmented ecosystem of apps.

62

2 years ago

A startup where people can buy and sell their used clothes. The startup is converting people’s worn-out clothing into a secondary retail market. It’s something like a Laundry List but for clothing rather than household items.

60

3 years ago

The company, which was started by a former professional poker player, is helping people with the game of Texas Hold ‘Em.

59

2 years ago

A company that lets people pay for their favorite recipes, which they can then print out for their household. The company has a free tier, but each additional recipe costs $.99.

59

3 years ago

This startup wants to grow a network of “smart” parking spaces that can hold a car’s information and automatically pay the driver when they return. The idea is to keep cars from sitting idle and losing value.

57

3 years ago

A solar panel installer that has a fixed-price model. The startup wants to offer a way for people to get solar panels that only pay for themselves after a certain threshold is met.

55

3 years ago

The startup is building a platform for employees to manage their stock and inventory holdings in a way that’s “like using a Mint/Bank of America app” but better. The app also offers features like stock split notifications, and a marketplace for buying and selling shares.

55

3 years ago

This startup is building a cryptocurrency wallet for the “insecure,” hoping that by giving the masses a way to hold and use cryptocurrency, it will help to democratize the market.

54

3 years ago

CollaborateLive is a platform for video conferencing and screen sharing that allows businesses to conduct video interviews with customers and prospects. It’s also a way for startups to hold virtual events, with one-hour slots available for $15.

54

3 years ago

It’s an online account management tool that helps users manage their household’s paper bills. It’s only available in the UK as of right now.

54

3 years ago

This startup helps nonprofit organizations — particularly those serving women and children — connect with government and other stakeholders to solve problems and create impact.

54

3 years ago

A startup that wants to bring the power of VR games to non-gaming situations, like holding fashion shows.

52

2 years ago

The startup is building a platform that helps people manage their household chores like laundry, banking, and shopping. It is also building a lead generation platform for the service, which it says will help provide more personal assistants for customers.

52

3 years ago

This startup is building a game that uses AI to tell players which cards to hold in their hands and which to toss out. It’s a game based on the classic poker game “War”.

51

2 years ago

A company that makes a product called “Aquaman” that cleans water with the help of the sun, but also uses intelligent algorithms to determine the best times of day to clean the water, what household items can be used to filter the water, and what types of water-cleaning products would be best to buy. Aquaman’s website says they’ve sold $2.75 million in their first four years of operations, and that they’ve serviced 200,000 customers worldwide.

51

2 years ago

A digital marketplace for selling used household goods, with an emphasis on quality products at good prices.

51

2 years ago

An online marketplace where consumers can buy and sell food, apparel, and other household items. It has $100,000 in seed funding.

49

3 years ago

A 10-person startup that wants to make it easier for people to donate their blood. It’s a startup that has one person working in it full-time and another holding down a full-time job elsewhere.

47

2 years ago

This startup is working on a way for different insurance companies to offer a single platform for policy holders to make claims and manage coverage.

47

2 years ago

A company that wants to help people who’ve been the victims of human trafficking, not only by making it possible to report instances of human trafficking online, but by tracking down the perpetrators and holding them accountable.

47

2 years ago

A way to talk to your car and get it to tell you when to do maintenance. The company’s founders say their technology will be able to detect when a car is losing its battery’s ability to hold a charge, and alert a driver to have its oil changed or brakes checked.

42

2 years ago

SpareTag is a tool for saving up to 10% on all your purchases. SpareTag has a deal with Visa to offer the discount to Visa cardholders.

42

3 years ago

A company that builds custom tools for people who hold Pinterest boards. It’s a Pinterest-native tool, built to make the Pinterest experience smoother and easier.

41

2 years ago

A tool built with the idea of keeping your bank account connected to your credit card. It’s a mobile app that holds your account information in a secure private vault, and lets you check on it from your phone or your computer. The app also gives you a one-step login to your account, and helps you pay your bills.

41

2 years ago

A startup for buying and selling all of the different things that people consume daily, like beer, household items, soda, or books.

39

2 years ago

A startup that combines an Uber-style marketplace with a “mom and pop” retail store. The website allows customers to buy groceries and household items on-demand, with a built-in rewards program. The founder of the company, who previously worked at Amazon, says the company is on track to expand into 35,000 stores by 2020.

39

2 years 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.

38

3 years ago

This is a company that is building an online, decentralized marketplace for the sharing economy. The startup has already launched, allowing users to split household tasks like cleaning, yard work, and dog walking among a group of users.

37

2 years ago

The founders of this medical startup are trying to use their new, highly sensitive sensors to help patients better track their progress against their diseases. The sensors use the patient’s sweat to track their body’s movement, allowing them to see how they are holding up to their disease.

36

2 years ago

A product built for the household that wants to track and manage their energy use.

36

2 years 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.

30

2 years ago

A startup that makes household cleaning supplies like scouring pads and sponges. The founders realized that they could cut down on the amount of plastic waste they were producing by making their own cleaning supplies.

29

2 years ago

A startup that says that it’s building the Uber of the household product industry.

29

2 years ago

A startup that wants to build a one-stop shop for food, cosmetic, and household products.

27

2 years ago

A startup that helps insurance companies bridge the gap between policyholders and their claims by creating a front end that simplifies the process of creating and tracking claims.

25

2 years ago

A company building a new kind of payment card that builds on the mobile wallet paradigm that exists today. The company is building a card that can hold all of your bank card data. Instead of having to manually enter your 12-digit number every time you use the card, the card will be able to pull up your recent transactions and automatically pull in your bank card number.

24

2 years ago

A competitor to the popular online tool Zola.com, which provides same-day delivery of groceries and household items. The company is looking to get a piece of a $20 billion market by building out same-day delivery on its own, without Zola’s existing network of grocery stores.

23

2 years ago

A company that helps businesses get a hold of customer data, allowing them to track and analyze how customers interact with products, services, and businesses in real-time.

22

2 years ago

A company that helps organizations understand their human capital, and share that data with external stakeholders and employers.

20

2 years ago

A startup that provides a marketplace for people to sell their used books, electronics, and other household goods. They want to give customers an easier way to sell their stuff and not have to worry about storage fees or logistics.

20

2 years ago

A startup that helps homeowners choose replacements for common household items like roofing tiles, kitchen appliances, flooring, and lighting. It’s an easy way to shop for similar products online, and then see them in person at a local store.

15

2 years ago

This startup wants to make it easier for customers to get a hold of their suppliers. Since the startup’s founding, it has grown to a list of more than 100,000 suppliers, and aims to expand to 500,000 over the next few years.

14

2 years ago

A phone case that has a built-in bag to hold your phone, a charger, and a built-in water bottle.

12

2 years ago

A startup that builds “smart trash cans” for households, with an idea that’s a cross between a trash can and a dishwasher.

12

2 years ago

A startup that lets users locate and buy parking spaces and find nearby restaurants. It's in a trial run in Boston, where the startup has partnered with the city's parking authority and is charging $10 a month for a user account, plus $1 for each parking space for which the user is a permit holder.

9

5 years ago

A startup that sells easy-to-use household appliances for people who don’t have much experience with them

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5 years ago

Idea: A startup for people to use space to hold their products for a few months while they figure out where to ship them.

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5 years ago

Idea: A startup that wants to make the experience of using an ATM more fun, by giving people a place to hold meetings, conduct interviews, etc. with the ATM app.

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