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3 years ago

A company that builds an online platform for users to create business cards with their company's name and logo.

204
1 year ago

The company that makes the Tiny Guide app is building an app that will help the blind navigate the streets of cities. The app uses a combination of technology and human volunteer navigators to point out street names, traffic lights and other landmarks. It also is likely to be the first app to integrate with the Apple Watch.

195
4 months ago

A startup for letting users create virtual avatars for their characters in fantasy games, allowing them to customize their appearance and add some personal details like their character’s name.

188
1 year ago

A startup that sells 1,000s of unique designs for mugs, t-shirts and other merchandise. The startup sells items with quirky names or humorous messages (e.g. “Widow Maker” and “Snooze Button”) to help businesses stand out.

182
2 years ago

A startup that allows users to search through their Facebook friends’ photos to see if they’re using their real name.

179
3 years ago

"Authentic" is the name of an app that provides a secure, private and audited chat platform for businesses. The app allows users to create a private chat room for a group of up to ten people, with a group administrator who can add new members, delete or block members and monitor chat content. The company was founded by former Googler and Google Ventures partner Misha Chellam.

172
3 years ago

The company’s name is the Latin word for “to share”, and the goal is to help people share their stories and their rewards.

163
3 years ago

Another startup accelerator program, Techstars was originally called TechStars but shortened its name in the summer of 2010.

162
3 years ago

An SaaS platform for managing your own domain name and SSL certificates with one dashboard. The company says it can help anyone manage their website in five minutes.

160
3 years ago

A tool to help people find a specific person by name with all the information they’d need to set up a meeting.

151
3 years ago

A mobile app that allows customers to book services from home doctors. They’re also focusing on providing privacy for health services, by ensuring that the doctor never sees the patient’s name, phone number, or address. The company is currently working with a hospital in NY.

150
3 years ago

A platform intended to help companies figure out how to make their processes more efficient. NetBix is backed by some of the biggest names in venture capital: Mayfield, Ignition Partners, and others.

150
3 years ago

The company’s name, “Anderm”, is a pun on the word “Android” and the word “Lime”, to show that it is a “Lime”.

149
3 years ago

PlayIt is building a platform for streaming, gaming, and esports events, it’s a platform that allows users to create and manage tournaments in real time.

148
3 years ago

Smartphones, tablets, and laptops have all become computers. This startup wants to make the home a computer. The company is based in San Francisco. The company’s name comes from the idea that a home computer is the center of the home.

146
3 years ago

A mobile app that lets people monitor the cost of their medications by scanning their barcode or entering the pharmacy’s name.

146
3 years ago

"Idea 2.0 is a tool for entrepreneurs to help them learn about new technologies in the market and network together. It’s the Uber of technology conferences. The conference is in its second year and has had over 1,000 attendees and 300+ speakers from 45 countries. The conference’s format is based on the model of Airbnb, where the host gets to pick the guests. The guest list is highly curated and the speakers are handpicked by the company’s CEO. The conference has been very well received by attendees and has been named a Top 10 conference in the US in 2018.

143
3 years ago

A quick and easy way to pay, accept donations, and market for nonprofits on the web using just a mobile number, email address, and name.

142
3 years ago

The following startups were named to the list of top startup ecosystems for the sixth year in a row.

140
3 years ago

A startup that wants to build a “pay it forward” model, where people volunteer to pay for others’ purchases in the name of “paying it forward”. It’s a bit like the Amazon Dash, but with the automatic donation of the $5 to the cashier instead of the Amazon account.

138
3 years ago

A SaaS-based email marketing tool with an emphasis on design. The startup’s founders have raised nearly $500,000 in seed funding, including from Y Combinator, and have been named as YC’s top-ranked summer 2019 company.

138
3 years ago

This is a tool for businesses to get a customer’s information, and then sell it to marketers. For example, if you want to get your name and phone number out to people, you can use their product. The company is centered around the idea of a “content spider,” a simple tool that can crawl the web and pull up information it needs.

135
1 year ago

 A tool for managing your domain registrar, domain names, and hosting.

135
3 years ago

"Wired" magazine named the list of the "75 Smartest Entrepreneurs in Technology" on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the magazine.

130
10 months ago

A video game in which you play as a kid fighting a villain named Mr. Claw

130
3 years ago

Another startup in the European market, DocDoc is a software suite that manages the entire process of building a website, from finding a domain name to building a site and testing it.

129
3 years ago

A texting platform for groups of people to communicate efficiently. The startup wants to leverage its popularity in the soccer world to make the company a household name.

129
2 years ago

Loft, a startup that collects and compiles a range of industry data about startups, has named YC as one of the top three organizations in the world that are "helping to produce the next generation of startups."

124
3 years ago

This startup is building a product that can make any physical object like a car, a laptop, a camera or a phone, into an IoT device. It’s currently testing products with big-name brands like Apple and HP already.

121
3 years ago

The company chose the name “Trouble” because they’re thinking about building a community of troubleshooting groups that comes together to solve a problem.

121
3 years ago

The startup’s name is an acronym for the first three letters of “I Would Give Up”, the fourth letter of “Shit”, and the fifth letter of “Happiness”. The app lets users share stories anonymously that relate to the first three letters.

117
3 years ago

A startup for bands to put out their music for sale without the hassle of a label. The company is based out of Philadelphia, and is backed by the founders of the label of the same name.

111
2 years ago

The startup’s name is an acronym for “SeedMe,” which is a wordplay on “seed funding,” as it looks to “seed” equity financing for startups.

110
3 years ago

In the meantime, the company’s founders have named the ghost town of Dry Fork, North Carolina.

109
9 months ago

This company aims to help small-business owners manage and launch their own domain names. The startup is meeting with potential customers and building a marketing campaign.

109
3 years ago

A way for businesses to get name-brand products without paying the mark-up.

108
2 years ago

This startup is building a way to collaborate on a schedule that combines current project management concepts like Trello with the concept of a “workflow”, a name that describes a way to organize work in a way that’s both intuitive and structured. The company’s first project was building a lightweight but robust version of GitHub’s Jira.

108
3 years ago

A location-based mobile gaming platform that partners with cities to hold gaming tournaments and earn revenue from in-app purchases.

106
1 year ago

A startup that helps users create unique email addresses based on their name, birthday, or an emoji.

103
2 years ago

A platform for online video game tournaments, which offers tournaments, community features, and a virtual currency system.

102
2 years ago

The name of the service is taken from the Latin word “diaspora”, which means “dispersed” or “dissolved.” The company is building a platform for businesses to offer their customers a daily or weekly service, such as cleaning, cooking, or laundry.

102
3 years ago

A company that’s building an app that would let you buy and sell domain names and website content in a way that’s more transparent and better for the seller than current methods.

99
11 months ago

PitchBook aims to make the process of selling a business faster and easier. PitchBook’s platform will let anyone with a website or domain name sell their company, and do that in a matter of minutes, with no sign-up or legal forms required. The company is currently working with over a dozen companies.

97
3 years ago

A company that wants to change how people pay for electric vehicles. It’s currently working with several large corporations and making a name for itself in the space.

94
2 years ago

Celery is a social networking tool for startups and entrepreneurs, created in 2014. It was originally called “Hootsuite for startups” but changed its name in 2016. Celery allows users to plan, track and share information with their community, or network. It also includes a suite of tools for scheduling events and offers a marketplace for connected service providers.

93
2 years ago

In the US, one of the biggest areas for startups is in the commercial space, with companies such as Uber, Google, and Amazon, to name a few.

92
2 years ago

A product that helps people remember names and faces

86
3 years ago

A company that wants to help people make their own cocktails, and add them to the bar menu at their local businesses. The company is selling bottles with the name of their cocktail already printed on them.

83
9 months ago

A platform to allow businesses to register domain names for a fee.

83
11 months ago

A startup that connects people with sports teams and tournaments with people that want to play sports together. The app is currently in beta.

81
2 years ago

The unique thing about the startup is the way it uses AI to create new content (the company was recently named one of “Coolest Companies in San Francisco”)

79
2 years ago

First Names Only is a startup that connects people who want to learn a foreign language with native speakers of the language they want to learn.

78
2 years ago

This startup looks to build a more flexible, less expensive alternative to traditional DNS (domain name server) services (think Cloudflare.)

76
2 years ago

One of the top names in the market for payments app developers is now building a payments platform for the internet of things.

75
10 months ago

The startup’s name is inspired by the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s definition of gender-neutral pronouns.

75
10 months ago

(We’ve changed the name of this company. It was previously called PRism.)

73
1 year ago

With a name inspired by the movie "Gone Girl" and a logo that looks like the character's signature, this startup wants to be the "Netflix" of dating. It wants to take the messiness out of creating a profile, make the process faster, and make it easier to meet people in real life.

72
2 years ago

A SaaS that helps companies with hiring and onboarding, namely with moving from a traditional hiring process that relies on paper forms to an online process that works better.

71
11 months ago

A payments app that, as the name suggests, allows you to pay with your phone in a store. The company already has $3 million in funding and has worked with major retailers like Sephora and Nordstrom.

71
1 year ago

A text-based message-board system built on the open-source project of the same name. BookClub allows users to write messages, read other messages, and share links to articles. Add/remove friends, send and receive messages, and add emojis to your message.

70
1 year ago

In the US, business owners spend an average of $8,000 to establish a new business, and $2,500 per year to operate an existing one. Startup Vinted aims to automate the process of setting up a company, including creating a business plan, choosing a name, and finding a company to provide incorporation service.

69
1 year ago

A platform for sellers to offer items other than their own on an auction platform. The startup is working with hundreds of small vendors in the Philippines, India and the US, and is also working with some big name brands like Nordstrom to bring their products to the platform.

68
1 year ago

an app that helps people connect with the people who sign their social media posts with the hashtag “#BOOM.” It’s for people who want to bring attention to the topics they care about and make a name for themselves in the process.

68
2 years ago

A game of strategy that’s similar to the popular board game of the same name, but with all of the complex rules of video games. Players will compete to collect the most points by trading, farming, and battling each other.

66
1 year ago

A distributed worldwide network of unsung heroes, who can perform tasks in the name of the US government, like an Uber for the US military. First launched in 2016, it’s already deployed on more than 100 bases and is partnered with more than 100 federal agencies, including the US Department of Defense, NASA, and the Department of State.

66
1 year ago

A startup that wants to help small businesses grow by providing them with marketing resources, like a library of content, a database of business names, and an email database.

66
11 months ago

A tool that aims to make it easier to get surveys to people in the US and Canada. SurveyMonkey is already a household name in the marketing tech world.

66
1 year ago

A new way for universities to leverage their name brand in their recruiting, using algorithms to pair it with their students’ grades and other information.

65
9 months ago

A company that uses AI to help companies protect their brands online. The company says it has sold more than $5,000 in domain names in the past year.

65
8 months ago

SwiftStack is a credit card processor that, as the name suggests, focuses on providing credit card processing services to small businesses.

65
1 year ago

Helps companies get closer to their customers. The service has been used by some of the top names in the world, including Amazon, Uber, Google, and MasterCard.

64
1 year ago

The company wants to help the world cut down on food waste. The startup’s name is a play on the word ‘re-up’, which is what people say when they have to re-order their favorite food

64
11 months ago

The startup is basically a Spotify for classical music. It’s meant to help classical music fans discover new artists (and may or may not have a far more interesting name than that.)

64
1 year ago

A global fintech company that provides a way for emerging markets to get loans from traditional banks. The startup has pulled in big names including Bill Clinton, who has joined its advisory board.

63
1 year ago

As the name suggests, this is a group of people who want to help you find your best friends in college. The company is targeting colleges right now, but will eventually expand to the rest of the world.

63
1 year ago

A company that aims to help retailers understand customer data and make better consumer decisions. They say they’ve built a platform for retailers to “assess buyer preferences”, and have gained the attention of big name retailers.

62
2 years ago

A startup around the code name "Remix Vesta" was founded in 2014. The idea is to create a platform to bring together all the ideas created through remix videos.

61
1 year ago

A startup based in India that offers domain name registration and domain management services to local and global businesses.

60
1 year ago

A “name your price” platform for short-term rentals. For example, you can rent a bike or a car on demand in any city in the world, so long as it’s in a major metro area.

58
1 year ago

A platform to help owners of small agencies and freelancers get paid faster. Y Combinator-backed startup that’s already working with some of the biggest names in media.

58
1 year ago

A startup that brings a digital assistant to the grocery store. This service allows customers to request items by name, then have the store deliver the items to their homes.

57
1 year ago

A person can’t buy domain names any more. So instead they can go to a URL registrar like GoDaddy and buy a name pair like “www.airlines.com”. The startup is taking names in the .com, .net, .org, .us and .gov TLDs and buying them up in bulk with the idea that it can then resell them at a premium.

55
11 months ago

The founder of the company, a guy named John, started coding Windows in the 1990s, and has since been working with Microsoft as a technical advisor. He’s now building a new social media platform that aggregates all the social media sites from around the world into one place, with the goal of creating a single, unified platform for social media for the world.

55
5 months ago

A startup that allows people to create a private network with a custom URL, for private group chat. A chat room or “discord” could be created, with access tied to a specific email address, or linked to a username.

55
1 year ago

BillionGraves is an online resource where you can look up the names of people in all sorts of records, and either view the images of their tombstones or read their obituaries.

54
1 year ago

A venture-backed startup that helps new companies get their name out into digital. It allows founders to create customized branded websites and blogs, and gives them tools to help them effectively communicate with their community.

54
3 years ago

Idea: An API for domain name registration

53
1 year ago

The startup, whose name is a reference to the “Trump tax cut”, is building a tool that helps people reclaim their money from the IRS that they may have claimed back in the past.

53
1 year ago

This startup is focused on helping teachers find the right school for their kids. The company says most parents are using apps like Zillow and Homeschool Planet to find their kids the right school. However, they point out that these apps have a lot of limitations, like not being able to help parents find everything from the school’s name to the school’s PTA or its approach to discipline.

52
7 months ago

In India’s most populous state, where the app is aimed, roughly 20,000 people die due to traffic accidents every year. It uses a combination of artificial intelligence and human intervention to monitor traffic conditions and send alerts to cars of bad driving, as well as send out a text that includes the name of the driver and a link to a video recorded by a camera attached to the car’s dashboard.

52
1 year ago

This startup is building a marketplace for “sales-ready” websites and the themes they would be built around. The company provides their own hosting & domain names, but it’s up to the seller if they want to use them and with what.

51
1 year ago

An online directory for buying individual domains, which is a resource for companies looking to buy domain names.

49
1 year ago

A collaboration platform for senior executives and other high-level professionals. The startup is creating a platform where users can share documents, plans, ideas and other content with other users, while leaving the original author’s name associated with it.

46
6 months ago

A company that owns a “premium” domain name and phone number, which allows them to offer, manage, and rent out that name and number.

46
1 year ago

An online platform that helps small businesses connect with medical experts online to get advice on everything from baby names to medical history questions.

45
1 year ago

The following people were named to Forbes' 30 Under 30 in Health Care in 2015.

45
1 year ago

This is a startup that lets people rent out their homes in a similar fashion to Airbnb. The startup’s CEO, Will Yang, was recently named to Forbes 30 Under 30 list of rising young entrepreneurs.

43
11 months ago

A startup that helps people remember the names of the places they’ve visited and recommends the best places to see them

42
10 months ago

It’s a SaaS service that helps restaurant chains close more of their sales and get more orders on the table. The startup has already signed up a few big-name restaurant chains.

42
7 months ago

A startup that lets you add a name tag to your pug, so people know your dog’s name when they meet you.

42
1 year ago

A grocery delivery service for NYU students. The company was named one of the 10 best new companies of the year from Start-Up America.

40
1 year ago

The company’s name is a nod to the famous science fiction book and movie, “Neuromancer”. It’s a security app that’s designed to help you organize passwords into a single tool.

39
1 year ago

A startup by the same name is a crowdsourced platform for finding and playing music.

38
7 months ago

This app is meant to help people easily pay for federal taxes by scanning a personal income tax form, asking for the user’s name and account number, and linking to the appropriate IRS form.

38
1 year ago

An online real estate marketplace in Argentina with a focus on young buyers and sellers. The startup’s founders have local names, and say they’ve already had over 40,000 unique visitors per month.

37
8 months ago

 A growth hacking startup that helps marketing teams get their names out with the help of expert consultants.

37
3 years ago

Idea: The team is building a web app that allows people to buy a single-letter domain name for $10. It’s a two-sided marketplace, with the buyer and the seller both paying a 10% fee.

35
1 year ago

A sort of email directory for charities, where they can add names and email addresses of people they'd like to donate to, and then send them emails when they have funds to donate.

35
6 months ago

A startup that allows users to register a product in their name and then receive a “credit card” by simply scanning a QR code off the product. It’s a peer-to-peer marketplace, so the startup takes a cut, but it’s meant to be an easier, cheaper alternative to going through a bank.

33
4 months ago

Dundee is a Scottish city in the northeast of the country. It's the 2nd largest city in Scotland. Dundee is an independent city, which is often nicknamed the "Granary City" due to its location and history.

29
3 years ago

Idea: A startup that helps small businesses build websites that look like they were built by a big company. Envision helps businesses upload a logo and other elements that look like they belong on a big-name site.

28
7 months ago

In 2011, the company was named by Inc. Magazine as one of the “50 fastest-growing private companies in America"

28
6 months ago

As a brewer, you often see people wearing a t-shirt with a beer name on it. This startup is working on a way for you to get the beer right on the shirt itself.

28
7 months ago

The startup’s co-founder, who goes by the name Jacob, says that the main problem with the current credit-scoring models is that they’re too old. The current models don’t consider the latest credit scores, he explains, and only look at how many credit cards a user has. Jacob’s co-founder, who goes by the name Tim, says that his startup is working to solve the problem with an algorithm that models a user’s credit score based on their behavior and also looks at their credit card usage.

27
5 months ago

This startup wants to make it easier to find and manage your online accounts on the web and mobile devices. It uses AI to recommend you account names, and helps you manage your accounts from the same app.

26
1 month ago

An on-demand service for those who want to purchase a domain name that they can then use for their own business. The service was first launched in March, and the team has had 50 early adopters.

26
2 months ago

A platform that aggregates and provides information about domain names, including who owns them, who is using them, and details about their registration.

25
5 months ago

In August 2019, M3 was named one of five finalists for the second annual Disrupt SF Investor Pitch Competition for its work developing a tool that helps companies create newsletters, sales events, and discounts.

24
5 months ago

 The proposed name for a startup that aims to provide a better, more secure email service for businesses.

21
4 months ago

A way to create a name and tag for the people you meet on the road (a la Foursquare.) It’s also a way to track those locations on a map, and see what’s happening nearby. Its co-founder used to be a member of the Y Combinator batch.

19
3 months ago

A way to buy and sell internet domains, shortening the process of buying and selling the domain name.

19
1 month ago

A product for corporate partners of Google Apps, designed to help them administer their domain names. The startup is already working with 100 customers.

15
1 month ago

This startup is building a platform that helps school districts convert files like attendance records into e-books. The startup is working with big names like Pearson and McGraw-Hill.

15
2 months ago

This startup is trying to fix the fact that it’s usually easier to remember the last name of someone than their first name. With people’s names being uniquely complicated, it’s often easier to remember the last name.

12
1 month ago

A company that uses AI to help investors make better decisions. The startup was recently named one of Fast Company’s 2019 Most Innovative Companies.

12
16 days ago

This startup is building a digital assistant for construction companies to help them better manage their projects. The startup is named after the company’s CEO, who grew up in a construction family.

11
7 days ago

The startup, which was founded in October 2017, originally named “Disconnect”, was founded by Yevgeny Ponomarev, a Russian software developer who immigrated to the U.S. in 2012. The company, which currently has 3 full-time employees and 7 part-time workers, is based in Boston, MA and San Francisco, CA.

10
4 days ago

A player for the game of Scrabble by the same name.

4
6 hours ago

Civic has been named one of the "Best Places to Work in Canada" by Glassdoor.

1
3 years ago

Idea: Previously, the company was raising money under the name Tender, which would have been a food delivery service that employed the same “crowd delivery” model as Munchery or Peach Now, the company is simply called Tender, and will be an online marketplace for farmers

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3 years ago

Idea: A software that helps people build a personal website with their own domain name It also helps them build an email address on their domain The company says it has over 1,000 paying customers

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