Little Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A tool to make choosing a car insurance a little easier. Instead of filling out forms, traditional agents have a choice to make a few basic questions.

159

2 years ago

A startup that wants to help people manage their debt, using a predictive system that helps them know whether they’re spending too much or too little.

157

2 years ago

A startup that wants to make hotels a little more like Facebook, where you can see what friends are staying at the same hotel.

150

2 years ago

A video and virtual reality game where you play as a character from the universe of "My Little Pony" and create an avatar. The startup is looking for a partner to help fund its effort to create a game, which started in November.

147

2 years ago

The startup wants to build a smart little robot to help you get out of a chair.

144

2 years ago

A credit card for people who are underbanked. The company offers a line of credit that doesn’t require a credit check, allowing people to put down as little as $1.

132

2 years ago

This startup is looking to make organic food shopping for the Whole Foods shopper a little easier. They’re working with farmers to create an easy-to-use app that allows users to buy produce from their smartphones. They’re currently working with three farmers in the Midwest and hope to add more in the future.

131

2 years ago

The startup introduces a new way to think about the internet and data centers. It rethinks the internet as a global power grid, where countries have their own little data centers that sit atop each other.

127

2 years ago

A little like Twilio and Stripe, this API makes it easier to build new kinds of voice-controlled software.

126

2 years ago

A startup that wants to help people build websites faster, especially people with little-to-no experience in web development. It wants to help people build websites with WordPress, using AI and machine learning to analyze code and then rebuild the site.

124

2 years ago

A software platform that allows people to buy and sell shares in companies for free or with as little as $5. The company is looking to compete with both traditional brokerages and stock exchanges like NASDAQ and the NYSE.

123

1 year ago

A startup that claims to be able to get its customers access to long-term care insurance in as little as 10 minutes.

123

2 years ago

A platform for managing the supply chain for e-commerce, aimed at companies with very little time to spare.

117

2 years ago

A startup that lets companies build online stores with very little overhead.

108

2 years ago

A startup that’s giving employers a way to document and monitor employee behavior, from performance issues to safety concerns. It’s a little like a human-resources app and a security camera in one.

105

2 years ago

A program that helps people trade in their old textbooks for credits to buy new ones. The startup is working with publishers to get its new textbooks a little cheaper than new ones.

101

2 years ago

A company that makes small, affordable homes from shipping containers. The company has built “a new kind of modular home that can be made in as little as one week, on site”. The first models are coming out in October.

92

2 years ago

A platform for helping people find their dream homes. The founders say they’ve helped people find their dream house in as little as 10 days.

88

1 year ago

A premium subscription service for people who want to track their finances, based on the idea that most people need a little help when it comes to money.

83

1 year ago

A decentralized search engine that allows users to search through other websites without having to link to them. The company wants to make the web a little less centralized.

78

3 months ago

In the United States, the U.S. Department of Labor has created the Job Corps, a program that provides free job training to people who have little or no experience in a certain field. The program offers a wide variety of job training opportunities,

77

3 months ago

A platform that helps users get access to healthcare services in remote areas with little access to doctors.

75

1 year ago

This startup makes a credit card without annual fees or a credit limit. Customers can pay as much or as little as they want each month and never be charged interest or fees.

70

1 year ago

This startup provides a way for people to share and sell photos and video of their travels on Instagram. It’s a little like Facebook’s Marketplace, and it’s part of the reason Instagram users continue to post and like photos and videos.

66

8 months ago

A way to get a loan in 1 hour with as little paperwork as possible.

66

1 year ago

The company says it’s building a platform that lets customers buy and sell goods “with very little friction and no fees”. They announced a $50 million Series B round in April 2015.

63

1 year ago

Little Bean is a digital marketing agency that works with companies to sell their products on social media. The startup, which was founded in April, has built a platform that allows customers to create custom campaigns on social media to advertise their products or services, which are then tracked by Little Bean, who will help the client optimize the campaign to improve ROI.

63

1 year ago

A small startup that’s trying to make everyone’s meal a little bit healthier.

60

1 year ago

This little wearable sensor makes it easier to find your phone when you lose it. The device is supposed to vibrate if it’s within a certain radius of your phone.

59

1 year ago

A startup that uses a little bit of science to track how long a laptop battery lasts between charges.

59

1 year ago

The company makes a tailored set of business templates that are created for each company, and help entrepreneurs launch quickly, with little to no upfront costs.

58

4 months ago

A video platform that provides close to real-time video, allowing users to capture and edit video in as little as 30 seconds.

58

1 year ago

A startup that offers game character creation and management for little kids. The startup makes it fun to create a digital version of themselves, complete with a digital alter ego.

56

11 months ago

A little startup growing from a seed grant from Google.

52

1 year ago

A keylogger for Macs. It’s a little bit less annoying than the alternative.

51

8 months ago

A startup that aims to make it easier for people to sell their homes to others. The company helps sellers navigate the paperwork, create a listing, and finalize their sale in as little as two weeks.

50

1 year ago

This startup is building an app that allows users to build a homepage for their business and then upload content from their phone, giving them a little more control of their online presence.

47

8 months ago

Skoolie is a software platform that lets you create, manage, and use a network of student-run vehicles. The startup lets parents create a fleet of cars and manage them via a cloud-based app. Parents can also help their students learn the importance of driving, and earn a little money on the side.

47

3 months ago

A “virtual assistant” for salespeople, which allows them to schedule follow-up calls in minutes with little or no effort.

47

9 months ago

A “smart” kids’ toy that’s a little like a Roomba but with an iPad app to control it. The startup has built an internal prototype.

43

10 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.

42

8 months ago

A platform for sharing daily tasks, it’s a little like the old “to-do list” and “agenda” apps, but it is much more flexible, with the ability to start a “task” and add details, like a deadline, location, or notes. It’s a B2B app — it’s aimed at retailers and small companies.

42

2 years ago

Idea: A startup that lets you create a link that “promotes” the creator of a link that you share. For example, if you share an article on Medium, you can give the author a little boost and help them get more views.

39

7 months ago

A local news app that requires users to verify their location as a safety measure. It’s also a way to provide local news to users in areas where there is little or no access to other sources of news.

39

9 months ago

InstaPay is a payment company looking to do something a little less familiar. Instead of charging users a flat fee or percentage, InstaPay charges businesses a percentage of their purchase sales, so they can make money even when they’re buying things they don’t need.

38

2 months ago

Food delivery workers in India are some of the worst paid in the world, with daily wages of as little as $1.25. Slice aims to provide them with a way to make higher wages with improved service and convenience.

37

10 months ago

A startup that helps you create and manage “Zines,” a new way to record and share your life. The startup’s founders say that you can write a Zine with just a smartphone and a little bit of paper.

33

8 months ago

"We are a company that believes that people should be paid fairly, but we also believe that they should be able to save a little money to be able to afford that," said CEO and co-founder Chris Harvey. "We’re creating this technology that allows people to be able to save a little bit of money in the form of a small credit for the time that they are working."

31

6 months ago

A simple CMS that can be used by people with little or no technical knowledge.

31

1 month ago

A platform that gets people to take long-term care of their aging parents. It’s a little bit like RelayRide, but for older people.

31

8 months ago

This startup is building a little robot with a camera to help monitor your home while it’s not occupied, then alert you if there’s a problem.

27

20 days ago

A way to add a little human touch to a lot of data, using machine learning to understand the contents of emails and automatically categorizing them. The startup is building a system that will do the same thing, but this time with emails.

19

2 years ago

Idea: SaaS startup that helps hotels manage their rooms and guests, with a little bit of Netflix’s recommendation algorithms baked in. The idea is that hotels can use it as a booking engine to get more out of their rooms, and the company’s founders say they have a 75% conversion rate.

8

2 years ago

Idea: A startup for people who want to build websites but have little to no coding experience

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2 years ago

Idea: A new edition of the classic novel “The Little Prince”, translated into Arabic The publisher says that it’s sold $15,000 worth of ebooks already with a plan to get to $100

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Little Startup Ideas

A tool to make choosing a car insurance a little easier. Instead of filling out forms, traditional agents have a choice to make a few basic questions.

A startup that wants to help people manage their debt, using a predictive system that helps them know whether they’re spending too much or too little.

A startup that wants to make hotels a little more like Facebook, where you can see what friends are staying at the same hotel.

A video and virtual reality game where you play as a character from the universe of "My Little Pony" and create an avatar. The startup is looking for a partner to help fund its effort to create a game, which started in November.

The startup wants to build a smart little robot to help you get out of a chair.

A credit card for people who are underbanked. The company offers a line of credit that doesn’t require a credit check, allowing people to put down as little as $1.

The startup introduces a new way to think about the internet and data centers. It rethinks the internet as a global power grid, where countries have their own little data centers that sit atop each other.

A little like Twilio and Stripe, this API makes it easier to build new kinds of voice-controlled software.

A startup that wants to help people build websites faster, especially people with little-to-no experience in web development. It wants to help people build websites with WordPress, using AI and machine learning to analyze code and then rebuild the site.

A software platform that allows people to buy and sell shares in companies for free or with as little as $5. The company is looking to compete with both traditional brokerages and stock exchanges like NASDAQ and the NYSE.

A startup that claims to be able to get its customers access to long-term care insurance in as little as 10 minutes.

A platform for managing the supply chain for e-commerce, aimed at companies with very little time to spare.

A startup that lets companies build online stores with very little overhead.

A startup that’s giving employers a way to document and monitor employee behavior, from performance issues to safety concerns. It’s a little like a human-resources app and a security camera in one.

A program that helps people trade in their old textbooks for credits to buy new ones. The startup is working with publishers to get its new textbooks a little cheaper than new ones.

A company that makes small, affordable homes from shipping containers. The company has built “a new kind of modular home that can be made in as little as one week, on site”. The first models are coming out in October.

A platform for helping people find their dream homes. The founders say they’ve helped people find their dream house in as little as 10 days.

A premium subscription service for people who want to track their finances, based on the idea that most people need a little help when it comes to money.

A decentralized search engine that allows users to search through other websites without having to link to them. The company wants to make the web a little less centralized.

In the United States, the U.S. Department of Labor has created the Job Corps, a program that provides free job training to people who have little or no experience in a certain field. The program offers a wide variety of job training opportunities,

A platform that helps users get access to healthcare services in remote areas with little access to doctors.

This startup makes a credit card without annual fees or a credit limit. Customers can pay as much or as little as they want each month and never be charged interest or fees.

This startup provides a way for people to share and sell photos and video of their travels on Instagram. It’s a little like Facebook’s Marketplace, and it’s part of the reason Instagram users continue to post and like photos and videos.

A way to get a loan in 1 hour with as little paperwork as possible.

The company says it’s building a platform that lets customers buy and sell goods “with very little friction and no fees”. They announced a $50 million Series B round in April 2015.

A small startup that’s trying to make everyone’s meal a little bit healthier.

This little wearable sensor makes it easier to find your phone when you lose it. The device is supposed to vibrate if it’s within a certain radius of your phone.

A startup that uses a little bit of science to track how long a laptop battery lasts between charges.

The company makes a tailored set of business templates that are created for each company, and help entrepreneurs launch quickly, with little to no upfront costs.

A video platform that provides close to real-time video, allowing users to capture and edit video in as little as 30 seconds.

A startup that offers game character creation and management for little kids. The startup makes it fun to create a digital version of themselves, complete with a digital alter ego.

A little startup growing from a seed grant from Google.

A keylogger for Macs. It’s a little bit less annoying than the alternative.

A startup that aims to make it easier for people to sell their homes to others. The company helps sellers navigate the paperwork, create a listing, and finalize their sale in as little as two weeks.

This startup is building an app that allows users to build a homepage for their business and then upload content from their phone, giving them a little more control of their online presence.

Skoolie is a software platform that lets you create, manage, and use a network of student-run vehicles. The startup lets parents create a fleet of cars and manage them via a cloud-based app. Parents can also help their students learn the importance of driving, and earn a little money on the side.

A “virtual assistant” for salespeople, which allows them to schedule follow-up calls in minutes with little or no effort.

A “smart” kids’ toy that’s a little like a Roomba but with an iPad app to control it. The startup has built an internal prototype.

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.

A platform for sharing daily tasks, it’s a little like the old “to-do list” and “agenda” apps, but it is much more flexible, with the ability to start a “task” and add details, like a deadline, location, or notes. It’s a B2B app — it’s aimed at retailers and small companies.

Idea: A startup that lets you create a link that “promotes” the creator of a link that you share. For example, if you share an article on Medium, you can give the author a little boost and help them get more views.

A local news app that requires users to verify their location as a safety measure. It’s also a way to provide local news to users in areas where there is little or no access to other sources of news.

InstaPay is a payment company looking to do something a little less familiar. Instead of charging users a flat fee or percentage, InstaPay charges businesses a percentage of their purchase sales, so they can make money even when they’re buying things they don’t need.

Food delivery workers in India are some of the worst paid in the world, with daily wages of as little as $1.25. Slice aims to provide them with a way to make higher wages with improved service and convenience.

A startup that helps you create and manage “Zines,” a new way to record and share your life. The startup’s founders say that you can write a Zine with just a smartphone and a little bit of paper.

A simple CMS that can be used by people with little or no technical knowledge.

A platform that gets people to take long-term care of their aging parents. It’s a little bit like RelayRide, but for older people.

This startup is building a little robot with a camera to help monitor your home while it’s not occupied, then alert you if there’s a problem.

A way to add a little human touch to a lot of data, using machine learning to understand the contents of emails and automatically categorizing them. The startup is building a system that will do the same thing, but this time with emails.

Idea: SaaS startup that helps hotels manage their rooms and guests, with a little bit of Netflix’s recommendation algorithms baked in. The idea is that hotels can use it as a booking engine to get more out of their rooms, and the company’s founders say they have a 75% conversion rate.

Idea: A startup for people who want to build websites but have little to no coding experience

Idea: A new edition of the classic novel “The Little Prince”, translated into Arabic The publisher says that it’s sold $15,000 worth of ebooks already with a plan to get to $100