Huge Startup Ideas

1 year ago

A startup that wants to make it easier for companies to create their own customized videos. Video is a huge part of many companies' marketing efforts, but traditional tools are often too clunky for the task.

312

3 years ago

A company that aims to build a web-based, third-party curator for Amazon. The startup’s founder says that by offering a third-party curator of Amazon, a company can take advantage of the huge inventory of products that Amazon offers and cut out the middleman.

141

1 year ago

A startup that brings a digital experience to the world of yoga and fitness. The startup wants to build a community for “yoga enthusiasts”, which it says is a huge market.

138

3 years ago

A marketing software service for small and medium-sized companies. The company’s founders say they’re seeing a huge demand for the service from companies after a number of competitors have fallen by the wayside.

133

3 years ago

This startup is building a machine learning service that helps other companies quickly create and execute campaigns without the need for a huge staff. The startup is targeting startups that need marketing help but don’t have the time or the resources to build it.

129

3 years ago

There’s a huge amount of open software in the world, but there’s also a huge amount of open source software. The company has built a platform that curates open source projects, allowing others to easily see what’s out there. The team is currently working on a browser extension, and says they’ve had “hundreds” of companies use the platform to create software.

116

2 years ago

A music festival that uses GPS data to create a giant map of the festival site and then plays concert-goers on a huge screen.

102

1 year ago

A startup that sells to the Indian market, which has a huge, under-served market for low-cost long-distance plans, where monthly plans are cheaper than mobile data in the US.

101

3 years ago

A startup that turns the web into a better form of research and analysis. The company choose to focus on medical research, where the company is seeing a huge benefit to using the web to perform medical research. It’s using machine learning to turn the web into a better research tool.

94

1 year ago

A new kind of crowdfunding platform that operates as an app, with a huge focus on rewards and perks. It’s also a new model for getting money to creative projects, which are often poorly funded.

83

2 years ago

A way to report fraud, which is a huge problem for both the customer and the store — especially when it happens over the phone.

77

10 months ago

This company is building an AI chatbot platform for restaurants, retail, and hospitality. The startup is focusing on hospitality, a huge industry for chatbots.

76

2 years ago

A data science platform that helps businesses discover correlations and patterns in huge amounts of data. The startup was founded by a former Facebook data scientist and has raised $1.5 million so far.

73

1 year ago

The goal is to help small businesses in India engage with their customers, most of which are in rural areas. It aims to reduce the costs of customer acquisition and conversion, which can be huge for a startup.

73

1 year ago

We’re sitting on a huge data-set

71

1 year ago

A company that specializes in isolating and extracting rare earth metals from huge piles of raw materials.

70

1 year ago

Companies today have huge backlogs of social and community management needs that are “outside the scope of their core competencies”

69

1 year ago

A startup for hiring cabin cleaners and maids, similar to TaskRabbit. The company's founders say that with the average cleaning job taking about 45 minutes, a service like theirs would be a huge boon to busy modern families.

69

1 year ago

A search engine for fashion. The startup wants to be the Google for fashion. They’re starting with the New York City market and expanding to other markets. They have a huge library of fashion data and have the reputation of the biggest fashion followers on Twitter and on Instagram.

65

11 months ago

A platform for online businesses to quickly launch a store without the need for a huge marketing budget. Users can quickly build a store without the need to learn HTML, to learn a shoppable UI, or to manage a complicated payment system.

59

1 year ago

DecideMe is a platform for people to make decisions about their own healthcare. The startup is looking to take huge inroads in the US, where they see a $1.7 trillion market, and plan to launch in 2017.

55

1 year ago

This startup is building a tool for managing portfolios of businesses. The idea is to make portfolio management more accessible for people without a huge financial team.

54

1 year ago

A platform for professionals and organizations to share their expertise. One-on-one mentoring is a huge business in the US, with veteran coaches charging around $1,000 an hour.

54

1 year ago

A visual search engine for photos. The startup is trying to build a search engine that boils down huge amounts of data into a vector-based visualization that can be manipulated with a computer.

53

11 months ago

A platform that helps companies get their products onto 300 million rideshare riders a month. The company’s founder Tom Morton said that Uber’s “huge R&D Lab in the Bay Area is a real weakness” in the startup’s plan to compete with the ride-hailing giant.

44

8 months ago

A blue-collar contractor services company that allows companies to pay contractors and get estimates. The business is built for companies that want to outsource a huge amount of work without having to deal with recruiters or hiring full-time employees.

38

6 months ago

A company that sells raw materials to Chinese manufacturers. The startup is hoping to build a virtual supply chain to distribute steel and aluminum to China, which is a huge consumer of these materials.

38

1 month ago

This startup is building a system to help developers build apps for India’s huge population of “shoppers” that live on the fringes of the economy.

37

4 months ago

This startup is building a platform for Chinese tourists to buy goods in Latin America, Europe, and the US without paying duties, duties that are often huge in China.

36

2 months ago

A startup that’s building a huge database of home inspections. The idea is that home sellers and buyers can find and compare homes using the data to connect to local inspectors for a better deal on a home.

35

1 month ago

A platform that allows people to share the stories of their work experience, be it a job interview, accomplishment, or even a good deed that they did. The startup says that 80 percent of people are so intimidated by job interviews that they don’t share what happened, and that’s a huge problem for job seekers who are looking for new jobs. The company is also introducing video interviews as part of the application.

23

5 months ago

A startup that helps streamers make more money by providing data analysis and analysis of where they should play and what they should play to maximize their chances of a huge audience. The company has paid out $1.2 million since launching in October 2016, and expects to pay out a lot more this year.

19

1 month ago

This startup wants to make it easier for companies to manage their inventory across multiple warehouses and distribution centers. Inventory is the bane of any startup. It’s expensive, difficult to manage, and a huge source of lost revenue.

15

16 days ago

Faced with a huge influx of “low hanging fruit” PR candidates, this startup is trying to help companies find the best people for jobs by matching resumes to a database of keywords and skills.

13

23 days ago

Bedford is a startup that helps factories and warehouses manage the huge number of workers they have by automating the scheduling process.

8

3 years ago

Idea: A startup that wants to play matchmaker between people and moving companies. The founders say moving is a massive pain point, and there’s a huge demand for a simpler solution.

-1

💡 Ideas AI

Ideas on this page are 100% generated by OpenAI's GPT-3, an artifically intelligent deep learning model, without human involvement, and trained by you and 1,926,542+ other people who liked or disliked ideas. How it works

Huge Startup Ideas

A startup that wants to make it easier for companies to create their own customized videos. Video is a huge part of many companies' marketing efforts, but traditional tools are often too clunky for the task.

A company that aims to build a web-based, third-party curator for Amazon. The startup’s founder says that by offering a third-party curator of Amazon, a company can take advantage of the huge inventory of products that Amazon offers and cut out the middleman.

A startup that brings a digital experience to the world of yoga and fitness. The startup wants to build a community for “yoga enthusiasts”, which it says is a huge market.

A marketing software service for small and medium-sized companies. The company’s founders say they’re seeing a huge demand for the service from companies after a number of competitors have fallen by the wayside.

This startup is building a machine learning service that helps other companies quickly create and execute campaigns without the need for a huge staff. The startup is targeting startups that need marketing help but don’t have the time or the resources to build it.

A music festival that uses GPS data to create a giant map of the festival site and then plays concert-goers on a huge screen.

A startup that sells to the Indian market, which has a huge, under-served market for low-cost long-distance plans, where monthly plans are cheaper than mobile data in the US.

A startup that turns the web into a better form of research and analysis. The company choose to focus on medical research, where the company is seeing a huge benefit to using the web to perform medical research. It’s using machine learning to turn the web into a better research tool.

A new kind of crowdfunding platform that operates as an app, with a huge focus on rewards and perks. It’s also a new model for getting money to creative projects, which are often poorly funded.

A way to report fraud, which is a huge problem for both the customer and the store — especially when it happens over the phone.

This company is building an AI chatbot platform for restaurants, retail, and hospitality. The startup is focusing on hospitality, a huge industry for chatbots.

A data science platform that helps businesses discover correlations and patterns in huge amounts of data. The startup was founded by a former Facebook data scientist and has raised $1.5 million so far.

The goal is to help small businesses in India engage with their customers, most of which are in rural areas. It aims to reduce the costs of customer acquisition and conversion, which can be huge for a startup.

We’re sitting on a huge data-set

A company that specializes in isolating and extracting rare earth metals from huge piles of raw materials.

Companies today have huge backlogs of social and community management needs that are “outside the scope of their core competencies”

A startup for hiring cabin cleaners and maids, similar to TaskRabbit. The company's founders say that with the average cleaning job taking about 45 minutes, a service like theirs would be a huge boon to busy modern families.

A search engine for fashion. The startup wants to be the Google for fashion. They’re starting with the New York City market and expanding to other markets. They have a huge library of fashion data and have the reputation of the biggest fashion followers on Twitter and on Instagram.

A platform for online businesses to quickly launch a store without the need for a huge marketing budget. Users can quickly build a store without the need to learn HTML, to learn a shoppable UI, or to manage a complicated payment system.

DecideMe is a platform for people to make decisions about their own healthcare. The startup is looking to take huge inroads in the US, where they see a $1.7 trillion market, and plan to launch in 2017.

This startup is building a tool for managing portfolios of businesses. The idea is to make portfolio management more accessible for people without a huge financial team.

A platform for professionals and organizations to share their expertise. One-on-one mentoring is a huge business in the US, with veteran coaches charging around $1,000 an hour.

A visual search engine for photos. The startup is trying to build a search engine that boils down huge amounts of data into a vector-based visualization that can be manipulated with a computer.

A platform that helps companies get their products onto 300 million rideshare riders a month. The company’s founder Tom Morton said that Uber’s “huge R&D Lab in the Bay Area is a real weakness” in the startup’s plan to compete with the ride-hailing giant.

A blue-collar contractor services company that allows companies to pay contractors and get estimates. The business is built for companies that want to outsource a huge amount of work without having to deal with recruiters or hiring full-time employees.

A company that sells raw materials to Chinese manufacturers. The startup is hoping to build a virtual supply chain to distribute steel and aluminum to China, which is a huge consumer of these materials.

This startup is building a system to help developers build apps for India’s huge population of “shoppers” that live on the fringes of the economy.

This startup is building a platform for Chinese tourists to buy goods in Latin America, Europe, and the US without paying duties, duties that are often huge in China.

A startup that’s building a huge database of home inspections. The idea is that home sellers and buyers can find and compare homes using the data to connect to local inspectors for a better deal on a home.

A startup that helps streamers make more money by providing data analysis and analysis of where they should play and what they should play to maximize their chances of a huge audience. The company has paid out $1.2 million since launching in October 2016, and expects to pay out a lot more this year.

This startup wants to make it easier for companies to manage their inventory across multiple warehouses and distribution centers. Inventory is the bane of any startup. It’s expensive, difficult to manage, and a huge source of lost revenue.

Faced with a huge influx of “low hanging fruit” PR candidates, this startup is trying to help companies find the best people for jobs by matching resumes to a database of keywords and skills.

Bedford is a startup that helps factories and warehouses manage the huge number of workers they have by automating the scheduling process.

Idea: A startup that wants to play matchmaker between people and moving companies. The founders say moving is a massive pain point, and there’s a huge demand for a simpler solution.