Massive Startup Ideas

3 years ago

A company that helps people make massive amounts of money on the side by helping them optimize their productivity. The company makes software that helps people manage their time.

144

3 years ago

Personalized medicine is a massive area of interest in the healthcare industry. With the help of AI, the startup is trying to create a way for pharmacies to recommend the most effective medications to patients.

130

2 years ago

A startup that’s building a massive data warehouse for the government. The startup wants to tackle the gargantuan task of aggregating and organizing all of the government’s data points.

100

2 years ago

A massive community for startups and investors to learn about company funding, get advice and connect with each other.

94

2 years ago

This startup is building a “data assembly line”: a system to help companies analyze their massive data sets so they can make better decisions.

94

8 months ago

A $10-20 billion industry that’s undergoing a massive shift in the way it’s being made. The startup wants to be a large part of that change.

74

1 month ago

Assuming that the government has to build a massive amount of housing for its citizens, we should be able to use technology to build a better, cheaper, more efficient, and more user-friendly solution.

73

4 months ago

A company specializing in payment for the $1 billion Indian marketplace, starting with mobile payments and following up with physical cash and digital wallets. They’re looking to help merchants get access to the country’s massive and growing middle class.

70

8 months ago

This startup is building a tool that helps companies manage their supply chains, integrating contracts and documents from their suppliers. The startup says it is building out its “SaaS” supply chain software to help companies manage the massive number of contracts and documents they are expected to sign. The company is partnered with companies like Target and UPS, and is currently in closed beta.

68

1 year ago

Another concept that aims to be a part of the massive global demand for mobile payments. The app works with existing mobile phones and the user’s bank account and then processes the transaction in the background.

61

7 months ago

A tool to organize the massive volume of data coming from the Internet of Things.

51

4 months ago

This startup is building a way for HR departments to access their company’s data, which they say is “a massive problem”.

50

1 year ago

A payment processing platform for the cannabis industry that brings in more than $3 billion per year. It’s able to process the massive volume of payments without slowing the checkout process.

47

11 months ago

A mobile app that helps patients manage their own health data, like daily intake and exercise. The startup wants to replace the massive, complex health records for millions of people.

47

7 months ago

This startup, which was founded in March, is building a way to organize the world’s massive amount of health and fitness data into a more actionable format.

46

10 months ago

The startup wants to help content creators and marketers better understand consumer behavior and preferences by conducting a massive survey of over 100,000 people from all over the world.

45

1 year ago

The startup wants to build a network for people who perform large-scale infrastructure work, like building and maintaining massive data centers.

43

10 months ago

A technology-enabled startup helping with the massive, messy task of commercial real estate financing.

42

7 months ago

A platform for the “supermassive” and “ultra-low-latency” computer science community to share and build software together.

40

3 months ago

A way to make it easier for non-tech people to code, which they say is a “massive” problem. The company’s founder says that a person with no coding background can be trained in three weeks.

40

3 years ago

Idea: A startup that's building a new type of database that can handle the massive amount of data being generated

39

10 months ago

Build an online marketplace for people to buy used cars from other people. It’s a massive market with 30 million cars sitting in people’s garages every year, according to the founders.

36

5 months ago

A startup that’s building a massively multiplayer, real-time community to help people learn how to meditate.

34

8 days ago

A platform for managing the entire life cycle of content, leveraging the massive amounts of data around content and the tools and expertise that come with it. The company is in the process of obtaining the necessary licenses to operate in the EU.

22

25 days ago

A healthcare startup that wants to be the Amazon of healthcare, which would be a massive undertaking. It aims to build a “hospital” that can deliver everything from labs to surgeries to nutrition to radiology.

20

17 days ago

A tool meant to help data scientists clean their data before they actually start analyzing it. It’s a fast, easy way to make sense of massive data sets.

18

23 days ago

A massive distributed database for companies that require lots of data processing, like the mortgage industry.

16

3 years ago

Idea: Massively simplifying the process of finding a job in Saudi Arabia The startup wants to make it easier for employers to post jobs, look at resumes, and approve candidates

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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.

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Massive Startup Ideas

A company that helps people make massive amounts of money on the side by helping them optimize their productivity. The company makes software that helps people manage their time.

Personalized medicine is a massive area of interest in the healthcare industry. With the help of AI, the startup is trying to create a way for pharmacies to recommend the most effective medications to patients.

A startup that’s building a massive data warehouse for the government. The startup wants to tackle the gargantuan task of aggregating and organizing all of the government’s data points.

A massive community for startups and investors to learn about company funding, get advice and connect with each other.

This startup is building a “data assembly line”: a system to help companies analyze their massive data sets so they can make better decisions.

A $10-20 billion industry that’s undergoing a massive shift in the way it’s being made. The startup wants to be a large part of that change.

Assuming that the government has to build a massive amount of housing for its citizens, we should be able to use technology to build a better, cheaper, more efficient, and more user-friendly solution.

A company specializing in payment for the $1 billion Indian marketplace, starting with mobile payments and following up with physical cash and digital wallets. They’re looking to help merchants get access to the country’s massive and growing middle class.

Another concept that aims to be a part of the massive global demand for mobile payments. The app works with existing mobile phones and the user’s bank account and then processes the transaction in the background.

A tool to organize the massive volume of data coming from the Internet of Things.

This startup is building a way for HR departments to access their company’s data, which they say is “a massive problem”.

A payment processing platform for the cannabis industry that brings in more than $3 billion per year. It’s able to process the massive volume of payments without slowing the checkout process.

A mobile app that helps patients manage their own health data, like daily intake and exercise. The startup wants to replace the massive, complex health records for millions of people.

This startup, which was founded in March, is building a way to organize the world’s massive amount of health and fitness data into a more actionable format.

The startup wants to help content creators and marketers better understand consumer behavior and preferences by conducting a massive survey of over 100,000 people from all over the world.

The startup wants to build a network for people who perform large-scale infrastructure work, like building and maintaining massive data centers.

A technology-enabled startup helping with the massive, messy task of commercial real estate financing.

A platform for the “supermassive” and “ultra-low-latency” computer science community to share and build software together.

A way to make it easier for non-tech people to code, which they say is a “massive” problem. The company’s founder says that a person with no coding background can be trained in three weeks.

Idea: A startup that's building a new type of database that can handle the massive amount of data being generated

Build an online marketplace for people to buy used cars from other people. It’s a massive market with 30 million cars sitting in people’s garages every year, according to the founders.

A startup that’s building a massively multiplayer, real-time community to help people learn how to meditate.

A platform for managing the entire life cycle of content, leveraging the massive amounts of data around content and the tools and expertise that come with it. The company is in the process of obtaining the necessary licenses to operate in the EU.

A healthcare startup that wants to be the Amazon of healthcare, which would be a massive undertaking. It aims to build a “hospital” that can deliver everything from labs to surgeries to nutrition to radiology.

A tool meant to help data scientists clean their data before they actually start analyzing it. It’s a fast, easy way to make sense of massive data sets.

A massive distributed database for companies that require lots of data processing, like the mortgage industry.

Idea: Massively simplifying the process of finding a job in Saudi Arabia The startup wants to make it easier for employers to post jobs, look at resumes, and approve candidates

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.