Mile Startup Ideas

1 year ago

A mobile app that helps you track the miles you’ve walked and the calories you’ve burned.

274

2 years ago

A startup that lets you track your mileage on a car, bike, or moped. It’s like a mileage tracker but for the world’s most commonly owned modes of transportation.

183

11 months ago

The idea here is to build a platform similar to UberPool, where users can choose to share rides with strangers instead of getting a taxi. It’s meant to be a sort of last-mile transportation.

176

1 year ago

Smile is a startup based in Tel Aviv that has built a tool that can help people get trained in coding in only six hours. The company is run by a former CTO of Israeli company SapientNitro.

174

1 year ago

A tool for managing crowdfunded products, focusing on the last mile of crowdfunding, helping scalability and distribution.

168

3 years ago

A last-mile delivery service for restaurants. The startup's founders say food deliveries are a $21 billion market and it's growing 15-20% per year.

158

1 year ago

This startup is building an airline loyalty and rewards program that pays you back for your time. The company says it wants to solve rewards programs like frequent flyer programs and airline miles programs.

145

3 years ago

A money saving tool to track mileage on business travel.

138

3 years ago

A startup that wants to make last-mile delivery more efficient by using GPS on your phone to find the nearest delivery vans. It currently has $10 million in funding and has raised $20 million in total funding.

137

3 years ago

A Japanese app that provides a calendar-based way to track frequent flyer miles and award flights.

131

1 year ago

A custom-made drone with a range of up to 18 miles and a 360-degree camera

129

3 years ago

Young startup that’s building a self-driving, electric semi-truck. Traveling 80 miles on one charge, the truck is meant to be used for local deliveries.

128

3 years ago

“A personal assistant for the last mile: an AI-powered tool that serves the last mile of travel needs of both humans and machines.” The startup, which was founded in May, seeks to take on the likes of Uber and Lyft with a new platform designed for last-mile travel.

126

3 years ago

A startup that wants to help people donate to charity by letting them gift their travel miles to charity.

126

1 year ago

A consumer drone that can take off and land on its own, fly up to 50 miles per hour, and stream HD video.

124

3 years ago

An AI that helps the elderly and homebound with “frequent flyer miles” points and gift cards.

122

3 years ago

A startup that’s building an online marketplace for used cars, with a focus on low-mileage, high-quality cars.

113

3 years ago

A mobile app that tracks the mileage a person drives on their car, for use in calculating miles per gallon taxes. The startup has signed up more than 300,000 drivers, and has just begun rolling out to more drivers in the UK.

110

3 years ago

A grocery delivery service that works with local farmers in the US. The startup wants to create a local food system for cities with the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and food miles. The company is currently in the process of getting its first pilot partners.

109

3 years ago

A startup for tracking running mileage, showing a user’s progress in terms of distance run and time spent running. The startup is focused on the female market.

109

3 years ago

This startup is building a last-mile delivery platform that puts the onus on the customer to order their own food.

107

3 years ago

“The last mile” of ride-hailing apps is the last mile to a person’s home. The startup wants to build an app that helps people find a driver to take them home.

106

2 years ago

A company that makes an app for ride sharing that gives riders pay-per-mile pricing instead of the traditional per-mile pricing.

97

1 year ago

A way to share video, images and documents with a group of people, even if they’re hundreds of miles from each other.

97

1 year ago

A startup that lets people borrow friends’ unused airline miles for a fee.

96

2 years ago

A tool for social entrepreneurs that tracks fundraising milestones and goals, preventing over-promising.

88

3 years ago

A card that can be used to withdraw cash from ATMs in over 200 countries in the world, with no fees and no limits on how much a person can withdraw. The startup is currently testing in the UK, and wants to go worldwide. It’s a competitor to non-native cards like the Delta SkyMiles card.

87

1 year ago

This startup directs users to the best cup of coffee within a 5-mile radius.

84

2 years ago

A startup called Ava is the first to offer a solution to the “last mile problem” in ride-sharing. It’s a payment system that allows riders to send money to driver partners via Venmo.

83

2 years ago

A video conference system that’s “a complete, unified communication and collaboration platform that allows companies to securely connect, share and present video, even if an individual is miles away”.

82

10 months ago

A company that helps connect the “last mile” between the customer and the product. The startup is working with a large carrier for a single pilot.

78

8 months ago

A search engine for used vehicles, with a goal of letting you search for cars based on their model, year, mileage, and condition.

78

2 years ago

A startup that lets people put a smile on their face to make them more attractive for employers.

76

2 years ago

A tool that helps you discover the best deals on things like car insurance, airfare, and flight miles.

74

2 years ago

A company that helps businesses manage their expenses. The startup helps with expense budgets, mileage tracking, and invoicing.

73

1 year ago

A grocery delivery service that aims to combine the best of Amazon Prime, Instacart, and GrubHub. It’s a business that makes sense in a city that has no grocery store within a half mile of most homebuyers.

73

2 years ago

A startup that helps retailers manage the “last-mile” of their business, selling anything from everyday items to large appliances.

72

1 year ago

A B2B startup focused on bringing global payments to the last mile. The startup wants to enable the last mile payments for businesses with a focus on developing markets.

71

2 years ago

A tool for people buying homes that allows the buyer to see the price of a house in relation to rent and other similar properties within a couple miles. It’s built on the premise that anyone buying a home should be able to see how much rent it would take to pay off the mortgage.

70

2 years ago

A new service that lets people offer their unused airline miles to friends and family. Recipients can redeem the miles for airline tickets, and the sender gets a payout.

68

9 months ago

The startup uses crowdsourced data to help people find a new home or apartment within a 10-mile radius.

67

8 months ago

A “smart” smile that analyzes your teeth and recommends the best products to help you whiten them

63

1 year ago

A startup that helps people coordinate “Last-Mile” carpooling from point A to point B.

54

9 months ago

A startup that helps high-end fashion brands and retailers manage their last mile supply chain.

54

1 year ago

A startup looking to build an app that will tell you exactly how much money your car is worth by its mileage and year.

53

1 year ago

EasyMile is building a way for employees to get paid for rides and mileage, and to track that information for easy access.

49

1 year ago

The company creates a “pay per mile” model for moving freight. It also creates an online marketplace for people to sell used goods or services to other users.

47

1 year ago

A group of friends launched a startup racing to build a go-anywhere, accessible, and affordable modular electric car. The car is a lightweight, urban electrical vehicle, with a range of about 500 miles, a top speed of about 70 mph, and a starting cost of $10,000.

46

1 year ago

A startup for freelancers, connecting companies with people who can complete projects. The startup is building a marketplace for the people who do the “last mile” of the project, who can do the tasks that companies themselves can’t do.

45

7 months ago

The idea is that a virtual assistant can help people keep track of things like how many miles they travel each week, how often they go out to dinner, how much they spend on toiletries, and what they eat at home. Groopay is a subscription service that allows people to pay a monthly fee to automatically track their spending.

44

9 months ago

A startup that lets people earn airline miles by using their existing Twitter and Facebook accounts.

43

1 year ago

Zendrive is building an app to help businesses track employees’ mileage, mileage reimbursement, and mileage payments. Its pitch is that the average American drives 22,000 miles per year. It’s a familiar enterprise solution, but the startup wants to help track employees’ mileage and make sure it’s fair.

42

1 year ago

A credit card that rewards you with higher credit limits the more you use it, and can reward you with rewards like cash back, airline miles, and hotel points.

42

1 year ago

Builds and markets solar-powered electric bicycles, like the one below, that can carry up to 300 pounds and travel up to 60 miles per charge.

41

6 months ago

A food delivery app that combines GPS and a restaurant’s menu to deliver food from restaurants within a mile of the customer in a few minutes.

41

1 year ago

A platform to track and share business expenses, including mileage, mileage reimbursement, and car rental.

39

6 months ago

A digital platform for “bonds”, a term that has been used to describe a variety of different ways to file and track expenses, including mileage, Uber rides, and even bar tabs.

38

1 month ago

A startup that helps teams track project milestones across time, with a visual timeline that shows when each milestone happens and what the team was working on at the time.

38

6 months ago

A company that uses a combination of machine learning and predictive analytics to show you how many miles you need to drive to earn a certain amount of miles for your next flight.

37

6 months ago

A startup that helps parents track their children’s daily progress through a phone app. “Parents can snap pictures of their children in the morning, at lunch and after school to capture milestones such as the first steps, first words, first hair cut,” CEO Michael Foust told VentureBeat.

36

8 months ago

A web-hosted project management tool where projects can be assigned tasks and milestones, as well as tracked.

33

6 months ago

A startup that helps employers with hiring, training, and onboarding. It’s similar to a software as a service provider, but it’s focused on the last mile of onboarding.

31

3 years ago

Idea: A startup for “last-mile delivery” to help customers get packages from warehouses to their door The startup has been live for a few months and has $6,000 in revenue per month

25

3 years ago

Idea: A startup for online food delivery aimed at solving the “last mile” problem, where it’s too expensive to deliver to some locations.

23

4 months ago

Hyperlocal delivery service, delivering packages within 4 miles of a customer’s home.

22

1 month ago

A tool that allows employees to manage their personal finances, from managing credit cards to checking accounts to managing travel miles and more.

21

14 days ago

A startup that says it wants to be the Uber of the semi-trucking industry. Their platform has already been used to get a truckload of ingredients to a restaurant 100 miles away in just 8 hours.

15

3 months ago

Airboard is a startup that wants to design an electric skateboard that can go up to 20 miles on a single charge and has a top speed of 60 mph. The startup is currently looking for funding.

14

3 years ago

Idea: Luxe is building a platform for on-demand car service that charges $5 per month for bookings and $150 per mile The company expects to be profitable by the end of the year

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Mile Startup Ideas

A mobile app that helps you track the miles you’ve walked and the calories you’ve burned.

A startup that lets you track your mileage on a car, bike, or moped. It’s like a mileage tracker but for the world’s most commonly owned modes of transportation.

The idea here is to build a platform similar to UberPool, where users can choose to share rides with strangers instead of getting a taxi. It’s meant to be a sort of last-mile transportation.

Smile is a startup based in Tel Aviv that has built a tool that can help people get trained in coding in only six hours. The company is run by a former CTO of Israeli company SapientNitro.

A tool for managing crowdfunded products, focusing on the last mile of crowdfunding, helping scalability and distribution.

A last-mile delivery service for restaurants. The startup's founders say food deliveries are a $21 billion market and it's growing 15-20% per year.

This startup is building an airline loyalty and rewards program that pays you back for your time. The company says it wants to solve rewards programs like frequent flyer programs and airline miles programs.

A money saving tool to track mileage on business travel.

A startup that wants to make last-mile delivery more efficient by using GPS on your phone to find the nearest delivery vans. It currently has $10 million in funding and has raised $20 million in total funding.

A Japanese app that provides a calendar-based way to track frequent flyer miles and award flights.

A custom-made drone with a range of up to 18 miles and a 360-degree camera

Young startup that’s building a self-driving, electric semi-truck. Traveling 80 miles on one charge, the truck is meant to be used for local deliveries.

“A personal assistant for the last mile: an AI-powered tool that serves the last mile of travel needs of both humans and machines.” The startup, which was founded in May, seeks to take on the likes of Uber and Lyft with a new platform designed for last-mile travel.

A startup that wants to help people donate to charity by letting them gift their travel miles to charity.

A consumer drone that can take off and land on its own, fly up to 50 miles per hour, and stream HD video.

An AI that helps the elderly and homebound with “frequent flyer miles” points and gift cards.

A startup that’s building an online marketplace for used cars, with a focus on low-mileage, high-quality cars.

A mobile app that tracks the mileage a person drives on their car, for use in calculating miles per gallon taxes. The startup has signed up more than 300,000 drivers, and has just begun rolling out to more drivers in the UK.

A grocery delivery service that works with local farmers in the US. The startup wants to create a local food system for cities with the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and food miles. The company is currently in the process of getting its first pilot partners.

A startup for tracking running mileage, showing a user’s progress in terms of distance run and time spent running. The startup is focused on the female market.

This startup is building a last-mile delivery platform that puts the onus on the customer to order their own food.

“The last mile” of ride-hailing apps is the last mile to a person’s home. The startup wants to build an app that helps people find a driver to take them home.

A company that makes an app for ride sharing that gives riders pay-per-mile pricing instead of the traditional per-mile pricing.

A way to share video, images and documents with a group of people, even if they’re hundreds of miles from each other.

A startup that lets people borrow friends’ unused airline miles for a fee.

A tool for social entrepreneurs that tracks fundraising milestones and goals, preventing over-promising.

A card that can be used to withdraw cash from ATMs in over 200 countries in the world, with no fees and no limits on how much a person can withdraw. The startup is currently testing in the UK, and wants to go worldwide. It’s a competitor to non-native cards like the Delta SkyMiles card.

This startup directs users to the best cup of coffee within a 5-mile radius.

A startup called Ava is the first to offer a solution to the “last mile problem” in ride-sharing. It’s a payment system that allows riders to send money to driver partners via Venmo.

A video conference system that’s “a complete, unified communication and collaboration platform that allows companies to securely connect, share and present video, even if an individual is miles away”.

A company that helps connect the “last mile” between the customer and the product. The startup is working with a large carrier for a single pilot.

A search engine for used vehicles, with a goal of letting you search for cars based on their model, year, mileage, and condition.

A startup that lets people put a smile on their face to make them more attractive for employers.

A tool that helps you discover the best deals on things like car insurance, airfare, and flight miles.

A company that helps businesses manage their expenses. The startup helps with expense budgets, mileage tracking, and invoicing.

A grocery delivery service that aims to combine the best of Amazon Prime, Instacart, and GrubHub. It’s a business that makes sense in a city that has no grocery store within a half mile of most homebuyers.

A startup that helps retailers manage the “last-mile” of their business, selling anything from everyday items to large appliances.

A B2B startup focused on bringing global payments to the last mile. The startup wants to enable the last mile payments for businesses with a focus on developing markets.

A tool for people buying homes that allows the buyer to see the price of a house in relation to rent and other similar properties within a couple miles. It’s built on the premise that anyone buying a home should be able to see how much rent it would take to pay off the mortgage.

A new service that lets people offer their unused airline miles to friends and family. Recipients can redeem the miles for airline tickets, and the sender gets a payout.

The startup uses crowdsourced data to help people find a new home or apartment within a 10-mile radius.

A “smart” smile that analyzes your teeth and recommends the best products to help you whiten them

A startup that helps people coordinate “Last-Mile” carpooling from point A to point B.

A startup that helps high-end fashion brands and retailers manage their last mile supply chain.

A startup looking to build an app that will tell you exactly how much money your car is worth by its mileage and year.

EasyMile is building a way for employees to get paid for rides and mileage, and to track that information for easy access.

The company creates a “pay per mile” model for moving freight. It also creates an online marketplace for people to sell used goods or services to other users.

A group of friends launched a startup racing to build a go-anywhere, accessible, and affordable modular electric car. The car is a lightweight, urban electrical vehicle, with a range of about 500 miles, a top speed of about 70 mph, and a starting cost of $10,000.

A startup for freelancers, connecting companies with people who can complete projects. The startup is building a marketplace for the people who do the “last mile” of the project, who can do the tasks that companies themselves can’t do.

A startup that lets people earn airline miles by using their existing Twitter and Facebook accounts.

A credit card that rewards you with higher credit limits the more you use it, and can reward you with rewards like cash back, airline miles, and hotel points.

Builds and markets solar-powered electric bicycles, like the one below, that can carry up to 300 pounds and travel up to 60 miles per charge.

A food delivery app that combines GPS and a restaurant’s menu to deliver food from restaurants within a mile of the customer in a few minutes.

A platform to track and share business expenses, including mileage, mileage reimbursement, and car rental.

A digital platform for “bonds”, a term that has been used to describe a variety of different ways to file and track expenses, including mileage, Uber rides, and even bar tabs.

A startup that helps teams track project milestones across time, with a visual timeline that shows when each milestone happens and what the team was working on at the time.

A company that uses a combination of machine learning and predictive analytics to show you how many miles you need to drive to earn a certain amount of miles for your next flight.

A startup that helps parents track their children’s daily progress through a phone app. “Parents can snap pictures of their children in the morning, at lunch and after school to capture milestones such as the first steps, first words, first hair cut,” CEO Michael Foust told VentureBeat.

A web-hosted project management tool where projects can be assigned tasks and milestones, as well as tracked.

A startup that helps employers with hiring, training, and onboarding. It’s similar to a software as a service provider, but it’s focused on the last mile of onboarding.

Idea: A startup for “last-mile delivery” to help customers get packages from warehouses to their door The startup has been live for a few months and has $6,000 in revenue per month

Idea: A startup for online food delivery aimed at solving the “last mile” problem, where it’s too expensive to deliver to some locations.

Hyperlocal delivery service, delivering packages within 4 miles of a customer’s home.

A tool that allows employees to manage their personal finances, from managing credit cards to checking accounts to managing travel miles and more.

A startup that says it wants to be the Uber of the semi-trucking industry. Their platform has already been used to get a truckload of ingredients to a restaurant 100 miles away in just 8 hours.

Airboard is a startup that wants to design an electric skateboard that can go up to 20 miles on a single charge and has a top speed of 60 mph. The startup is currently looking for funding.

Idea: Luxe is building a platform for on-demand car service that charges $5 per month for bookings and $150 per mile The company expects to be profitable by the end of the year