Iphone Startup Ideas

1 year ago

A new company, made possible with the launch of the new iPhone X, is developing a smartphone that looks like a watch and can be used to take selfies.

212

7 months ago

An automatic marketplace for business and personal users for those looking for an iPhone screen repair and other Apple repair services.

157

2 years ago

Makes your iPhone photos look better. The startup takes a lot of photos and fixes them up, including helping with color.

155

1 year ago

A startup that lets you scan a barcode and get a quote for repairs on your iPhone or watch in the UK.

151

1 year ago

A way to ‘hack’ the iPhone to allow custom functions. The startup tells us it sells to one customer, a company that makes custom apps for the iPhone.

148

2 years ago

An iPhone app that helps people find and reserve concert tickets

141

2 years ago

A company that wants to sell you a phone case that not only protects your iPhone, but also allows you to charge it.

136

2 years ago

A social network for the deaf, modeled after its popular iPhone app. The company has expanded its offerings to include audio versions of the app for the deaf and hard of hearing.

135

1 year ago

A platform for building apps for the iPhone that doesn’t require any coding experience.

135

2 years ago

A startup that’s building an online platform for people who want to build and sell their own custom iPhone cases. The startup’s founders say that about 1% of the cases sold in the US are custom-made, and a handful of startups have tried to build their own platform for selling such cases, without much success.

133

2 years ago

A company building a weather app for iPhone that tells you what’s coming up next in your area.

132

2 years ago

A platform that will allow you to make adjustments to your iPhone or iPad without having to open it up. The startup is focused on making it easier for people to tweak their iOS devices.

132

2 years ago

A platform that enables users to buy and sell their unused iPhone parts.

129

2 years ago

In this article, Rob writes about the startup’s plan to make a video service that lets you edit and share video from an iPhone through a web browser. A few months later, the startup pivots to focus on video editing and distribution.

128

2 years ago

A new company that wants to help people in need, particularly those who can't afford to buy an iPhone. The founders say that for a typical customer, "you'd have to work about 30 years to pay off a plan that costs $350."

128

2 years ago

The startup’s app, which is currently in beta, allows people to buy and sell used electronics by clicking between old iPhones and iPads. People can even keep track of the item’s age and condition which allows them to make smart purchases.

126

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.

126

2 years ago

An iPhone-based app for tracking your health and habits, along with the data from your FitBit. The app averages out your personal data and presents a picture of how healthy you are overall.

121

2 years ago

An iPhone app that makes it easier to share data between devices.

117

2 years ago

A weather app that shows the color-coded forecast for the next 2, 3, or 4 days for your city, added to your iPhone’s weather app. This startup is in the space currently, but differs in that it recently launched as a standalone iOS app.

112

1 year ago

A startup that lets you sync your Microsoft Outlook calendar to your iPhone.

112

1 year ago

A startup that creates and sells accessories that look like iPhones but are actually much simpler and cheaper versions.

111

2 years ago

A startup trying to help iPhone users make in-store purchases without waiting in line

104

2 years ago

A startup for digital goods, taking a page out of the Apple model of selling new iPhone apps on the day of release. The startup is selling digital goods like digital photographs and videos that have already been processed.

99

2 years ago

A startup building a platform that allows developers to build apps that work on a variety of different devices, such as an iPhone, a Samsung, or a Motorola.

98

2 years ago

The idea is to build a service that enables you to trade your Apple Watch and iPhone data with other people. The company wants to build a directory of sellers and buyers of Apple Watch and iPhone data.

94

2 years ago

A startup that can help you set up multiplayer games with friends for the iPhone.

86

1 year ago

A tool to automatically and accurately edit videos from your iPhone, so that you don’t have to use the stock iOS app

82

2 years ago

This startup is building a service that turns your iPhone into a platform for helping you find a doctor or emergency room. You’ll be able to call any medical professional or hospital directly from your iPhone, and they’ll provide you with directions and a diagnosis.

78

1 year ago

An iPhone app that helps users minimize personal data collection on Facebook.

78

8 months ago

A group messaging app with an Android and iPhone app. The app is free with ads, and in-app purchases of $1.99 unlock a subscription to group chat.

75

2 years ago

A mobile loyalty program on the city’s streetcars. Citymapper has a small but active mobile app for iPhone and Android devices that is a map of the subway and bus system in London. The company is also building a loyalty program that rewards users for using it.

70

1 year ago

A company that helps people keep track of their health, fitness, and medical records by offering a scheduling and appointment system within the iPhone app. It’s been available since March but has only recently started gaining traction.

70

1 year ago

An augmented reality platform that allows users to create and share 3D scenes and experiences, including through the iPhone’s camera.

70

1 year ago

A company that helps developers build apps for the iPhone. The startup already has 7 clients, including the Obama campaign, and plans to go public in the first quarter of 2020.

67

2 years ago

A startup that aggregates and delivers news and information to users on the iPhone and iPod Touch. The company is also building a “beacon” for iOS users to receive notification of deals at nearby retailers, using a combination of GPS and Wi-Fi to track users’ location and then send notifications for deals on nearby merchants. The startup is also in the process of building a deal site for Android users.

63

1 year ago

A platform that makes it easy for developers to ship their apps to a wide number of popular devices, from iPhones to Android, Windows and Samsung. Its marketplace offers a library of the software’s apps and plans to add new devices each month.

62

1 year ago

A platform that helps people manage their money across investments. It’s a way for people to track their investments with an iPhone app that syncs with a web dashboard.

61

10 months ago

A digital signature app for the iPhone and iPad. The startup is already working with some Fortune 500 companies like Google, Dropbox, and American Express.

58

1 year ago

A startup that builds 3D printers that can build custom iPhone cases.

57

1 year ago

A “smart” LED bulb that can be controlled directly from the iPhone. The company is targeting the home automation space.

56

1 year ago

A digital representation of a physical card game for the internet, replacing the physical card deck with a virtual one. The startup’s founder says they’re close to the top 500 in the iPhone app store. They have a few hundred users.

55

1 year ago

LogMeIn is an online business continuity and disaster recovery tool used by businesses and organizations of all sizes. Users can access their computers and data in times of trouble, and moreover, take advantage of its free iPhone/Android apps for remote access and file sharing.

54

11 months ago

Teeth is a startup that offers an app that allows users to monitor their oral health using an app and the iPhone's camera.

54

1 year ago

An API for unlocking and using Google Fit on iPhone.

53

11 months ago

A company that sells a new kind of “smart” exercise band that connects to your iPhone with a bluetooth function.

50

1 year ago

A spin-off from the team behind The Daily, a news app for the iPhone and iPad

49

1 year ago

A startup that wants to move from the “iPhone to the iPhone”. Instead of building apps for the iPhone itself, they’re building specialized apps for all of the things you can do with an iPhone. For example, they recently launched an app that lets you control your Nest thermostat with your iPhone and use it as a webcam.

48

10 months ago

A company that sells iPhone cases that double as an app-launching device, allowing users to launch their favorite apps by simply tapping their smartphone on the case.

46

1 year ago

A startup that allows users to make drawings on their iPhone that are automatically converted into a 3D model.

45

1 year ago

A mobile app that lets you take notes on your iPhone and then pull them up on your computer and vice versa.

45

10 months ago

A startup that wants to build a tool for repurposing old iPhones for use on the go.

45

1 month ago

An iPhone app that connects people with the same job-seeker’s information, in order to find people who share a similar background and career trajectory.

45

13 days ago

Helping brands take advantage of the iPhone’s zoom function by allowing them to add extra content and images

44

7 months ago

A startup that provides tools for developers to build apps for the iPhone. It’s a business that lots of other companies in the space have tried to do.

43

4 months ago

The startup takes advantage of the fact that people often have to use their iPhones for multiple things, and wants to make it easy to manage multiple tasks at once. It’s a collaborative task manager for people who frequently use two or more devices. It’s treating its first paying customers via its crowdfunding campaign.

43

10 months ago

A startup that helps you organize your life on your iPhone and iPad. The startup says that it "helps you get better at having a life" and helps you manage your days.

39

7 months ago

A platform that helps users discover and make purchases through their iPhone’s camera using Apple Pay.

39

26 days ago

A company that wants to make a low-cost alternative to buying an iPhone. The startup aims to offer only unlocked iPhones at a lower price than the one that carriers charge. The founders say they've built a working model and have been selling the first batch of phones since June.

39

9 months ago

A platform for connecting buyers and sellers of real estate, with a goal to make the process of buying and selling real estate as easy as using Swappa to buy an iPhone.

37

9 months ago

A Boston-based startup building an iPhone app that will enable users to record their driving/riding behavior and then analyze it to help them make better decisions

36

5 months ago

A new app that lets you customize your iPhone by mixing and matching different color and case designs.

36

8 months ago

One-Tracker that connects to your iPhone and pairs to your Fitbit, etc. and keeps track of everything you do.

35

7 months ago

This startup is building a product that allows people to take their old, cracked iPhone screens and make them perfect through a little re-engineering.

35

2 months ago

An iPhone app for getting a free meal from restaurants, and getting free dine-in meals from restaurants that don’t offer a free in-app app.

35

3 months ago

A company building an application for iPhone and Android that helps users prevent identity theft, by sending alerts and notifications to users when their personal information is used to make a purchase, and even to notify users when their information is being used without their consent.

34

3 months ago

This startup sells an iPhone app that creates an altitude profile of a user's movement over time and tells them where they are in relation to the mountain ranges around them.

33

20 days ago

The startup wants to let users design, build and grow their own maps, using an iPhone and a simple interface.

32

6 months ago

A tool that makes it possible for people to schedule and manage appointments on their iPhone.

30

9 months ago

An iPhone app that helps people know what they could be eating and when they could be getting it. The startup wants to make it easy for customers to order food and know when it will be delivered.

29

3 months ago

A tool for making podcasts and recording podcasts. Periscope says it’s the only podcasting app that works on Android and iPhone.

29

5 months ago

This startup wants to build an iPhone app that competes with the likes of PayPal and Venmo that allows people to crowdsource small amounts of money to pay for things.

28

5 months ago

Focusing on banking for the unbanked, the startup is building a mobile app that will allow small businesses around the world to access loans and banking services from their iPhones.

25

2 years ago

A startup that sells iPhone cases that are super protective (IE has a military grade case and is tested to withstand drops of 6 feet)

20

3 months ago

A personal assistant for the iPhone, with features like reminding you to go to the gym, tracking your phone’s battery, and sending you reminders when your friend’s birthday is coming up.

17

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Iphone Startup Ideas

A new company, made possible with the launch of the new iPhone X, is developing a smartphone that looks like a watch and can be used to take selfies.

An automatic marketplace for business and personal users for those looking for an iPhone screen repair and other Apple repair services.

Makes your iPhone photos look better. The startup takes a lot of photos and fixes them up, including helping with color.

A startup that lets you scan a barcode and get a quote for repairs on your iPhone or watch in the UK.

A way to ‘hack’ the iPhone to allow custom functions. The startup tells us it sells to one customer, a company that makes custom apps for the iPhone.

An iPhone app that helps people find and reserve concert tickets

A company that wants to sell you a phone case that not only protects your iPhone, but also allows you to charge it.

A social network for the deaf, modeled after its popular iPhone app. The company has expanded its offerings to include audio versions of the app for the deaf and hard of hearing.

A platform for building apps for the iPhone that doesn’t require any coding experience.

A company building a weather app for iPhone that tells you what’s coming up next in your area.

A platform that will allow you to make adjustments to your iPhone or iPad without having to open it up. The startup is focused on making it easier for people to tweak their iOS devices.

A platform that enables users to buy and sell their unused iPhone parts.

In this article, Rob writes about the startup’s plan to make a video service that lets you edit and share video from an iPhone through a web browser. A few months later, the startup pivots to focus on video editing and distribution.

A new company that wants to help people in need, particularly those who can't afford to buy an iPhone. The founders say that for a typical customer, "you'd have to work about 30 years to pay off a plan that costs $350."

The startup’s app, which is currently in beta, allows people to buy and sell used electronics by clicking between old iPhones and iPads. People can even keep track of the item’s age and condition which allows them to make smart purchases.

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.

An iPhone-based app for tracking your health and habits, along with the data from your FitBit. The app averages out your personal data and presents a picture of how healthy you are overall.

An iPhone app that makes it easier to share data between devices.

A weather app that shows the color-coded forecast for the next 2, 3, or 4 days for your city, added to your iPhone’s weather app. This startup is in the space currently, but differs in that it recently launched as a standalone iOS app.

A startup that lets you sync your Microsoft Outlook calendar to your iPhone.

A startup that creates and sells accessories that look like iPhones but are actually much simpler and cheaper versions.

A startup trying to help iPhone users make in-store purchases without waiting in line

A startup for digital goods, taking a page out of the Apple model of selling new iPhone apps on the day of release. The startup is selling digital goods like digital photographs and videos that have already been processed.

A startup building a platform that allows developers to build apps that work on a variety of different devices, such as an iPhone, a Samsung, or a Motorola.

The idea is to build a service that enables you to trade your Apple Watch and iPhone data with other people. The company wants to build a directory of sellers and buyers of Apple Watch and iPhone data.

A startup that can help you set up multiplayer games with friends for the iPhone.

A tool to automatically and accurately edit videos from your iPhone, so that you don’t have to use the stock iOS app

This startup is building a service that turns your iPhone into a platform for helping you find a doctor or emergency room. You’ll be able to call any medical professional or hospital directly from your iPhone, and they’ll provide you with directions and a diagnosis.

An iPhone app that helps users minimize personal data collection on Facebook.

A group messaging app with an Android and iPhone app. The app is free with ads, and in-app purchases of $1.99 unlock a subscription to group chat.

A mobile loyalty program on the city’s streetcars. Citymapper has a small but active mobile app for iPhone and Android devices that is a map of the subway and bus system in London. The company is also building a loyalty program that rewards users for using it.

A company that helps people keep track of their health, fitness, and medical records by offering a scheduling and appointment system within the iPhone app. It’s been available since March but has only recently started gaining traction.

An augmented reality platform that allows users to create and share 3D scenes and experiences, including through the iPhone’s camera.

A company that helps developers build apps for the iPhone. The startup already has 7 clients, including the Obama campaign, and plans to go public in the first quarter of 2020.

A platform that makes it easy for developers to ship their apps to a wide number of popular devices, from iPhones to Android, Windows and Samsung. Its marketplace offers a library of the software’s apps and plans to add new devices each month.

A platform that helps people manage their money across investments. It’s a way for people to track their investments with an iPhone app that syncs with a web dashboard.

A digital signature app for the iPhone and iPad. The startup is already working with some Fortune 500 companies like Google, Dropbox, and American Express.

A startup that builds 3D printers that can build custom iPhone cases.

A “smart” LED bulb that can be controlled directly from the iPhone. The company is targeting the home automation space.

A digital representation of a physical card game for the internet, replacing the physical card deck with a virtual one. The startup’s founder says they’re close to the top 500 in the iPhone app store. They have a few hundred users.

LogMeIn is an online business continuity and disaster recovery tool used by businesses and organizations of all sizes. Users can access their computers and data in times of trouble, and moreover, take advantage of its free iPhone/Android apps for remote access and file sharing.

Teeth is a startup that offers an app that allows users to monitor their oral health using an app and the iPhone's camera.

An API for unlocking and using Google Fit on iPhone.

A company that sells a new kind of “smart” exercise band that connects to your iPhone with a bluetooth function.

A spin-off from the team behind The Daily, a news app for the iPhone and iPad

A company that sells iPhone cases that double as an app-launching device, allowing users to launch their favorite apps by simply tapping their smartphone on the case.

A startup that allows users to make drawings on their iPhone that are automatically converted into a 3D model.

A mobile app that lets you take notes on your iPhone and then pull them up on your computer and vice versa.

A startup that wants to build a tool for repurposing old iPhones for use on the go.

An iPhone app that connects people with the same job-seeker’s information, in order to find people who share a similar background and career trajectory.

Helping brands take advantage of the iPhone’s zoom function by allowing them to add extra content and images

A startup that provides tools for developers to build apps for the iPhone. It’s a business that lots of other companies in the space have tried to do.

A startup that helps you organize your life on your iPhone and iPad. The startup says that it "helps you get better at having a life" and helps you manage your days.

A platform that helps users discover and make purchases through their iPhone’s camera using Apple Pay.

A company that wants to make a low-cost alternative to buying an iPhone. The startup aims to offer only unlocked iPhones at a lower price than the one that carriers charge. The founders say they've built a working model and have been selling the first batch of phones since June.

A platform for connecting buyers and sellers of real estate, with a goal to make the process of buying and selling real estate as easy as using Swappa to buy an iPhone.

A Boston-based startup building an iPhone app that will enable users to record their driving/riding behavior and then analyze it to help them make better decisions

A new app that lets you customize your iPhone by mixing and matching different color and case designs.

One-Tracker that connects to your iPhone and pairs to your Fitbit, etc. and keeps track of everything you do.

This startup is building a product that allows people to take their old, cracked iPhone screens and make them perfect through a little re-engineering.

An iPhone app for getting a free meal from restaurants, and getting free dine-in meals from restaurants that don’t offer a free in-app app.

A company building an application for iPhone and Android that helps users prevent identity theft, by sending alerts and notifications to users when their personal information is used to make a purchase, and even to notify users when their information is being used without their consent.

This startup sells an iPhone app that creates an altitude profile of a user's movement over time and tells them where they are in relation to the mountain ranges around them.

The startup wants to let users design, build and grow their own maps, using an iPhone and a simple interface.

A tool that makes it possible for people to schedule and manage appointments on their iPhone.

An iPhone app that helps people know what they could be eating and when they could be getting it. The startup wants to make it easy for customers to order food and know when it will be delivered.

A tool for making podcasts and recording podcasts. Periscope says it’s the only podcasting app that works on Android and iPhone.

This startup wants to build an iPhone app that competes with the likes of PayPal and Venmo that allows people to crowdsource small amounts of money to pay for things.

Focusing on banking for the unbanked, the startup is building a mobile app that will allow small businesses around the world to access loans and banking services from their iPhones.

A startup that sells iPhone cases that are super protective (IE has a military grade case and is tested to withstand drops of 6 feet)

A personal assistant for the iPhone, with features like reminding you to go to the gym, tracking your phone’s battery, and sending you reminders when your friend’s birthday is coming up.