Needed Startup Ideas

4 years ago

This is a startup that sells the parts needed to build a 3D printer.

212

5 years ago

A startup that makes a 3D printer that can print all of the components needed for a phone, including the glass and battery.

169

4 years ago

A tool for connecting users with health insurance companies to get them the best rate and also transfer care to a clinic when needed.

169

5 years ago

The idea of the startup is to create a sort of "one stop shop" for all the different tools and products needed by a citizen journalist.

159

5 years ago

A software company that makes it easy for organizations to save energy with their buildings, turning off lights when the room isn’t needed and using the heat generated by other machines.

154

4 years ago

A startup that wants to solve the “capital management” problem for enterprise software startups. Instead of companies managing all of their own financial resources, they plan to provide a service that helps startups manage their capital, paying for those resources as needed.

153

5 years ago

"A much-needed, quality-assured, and secure way to get products from manufacturer to the consumer's doorstep."

150

5 years ago

A platform for small business owners to manage the paperwork needed to start a company.

148

5 years ago

A distributed blockchain that can accommodate the 100,000 transactions per second that will be needed for the next generation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

139

3 years ago

The District app helps people find a lawyer, file a case if needed, and get legal advice. It’s a digital platform that helps people find legal representation and decision support.

139

5 years ago

An open source database for database administrators to quickly and easily populate their infrastructure with needed data.

138

5 years ago

A SaaS company that claims to let companies scale their mobile payments infrastructure as needed.

136

5 years ago

A company that builds software for HR and recruiting. It’s an HR software company, but it will also provide the software needed to make recruiting software, and it will include HR data integrations.

129

4 years ago

A San Francisco-based startup that wants to disrupt the way that flexible manufacturing is done. Its purpose is to help customers determine the optimal amount of materials needed for products, and help companies manage materials.

115

5 years ago

A company that gathers data from 10 million office spaces around the world and uses AI to predict how offices will be used in the future. The startup, which launched in May, will use this data to help companies with building out spaces in the future, by using it to determine which workspaces are most needed.

114

5 years ago

If you ever needed to take a picture of your data, this is the app for you. The camera-based app allows you to take pictures of your data and export it to a spreadsheet.

111

5 years ago

Masseur.io lets you quickly book a massage via the web, no phone calls, no appointment needed.

110

5 years ago

A home rental platform. The startup wants to let people rent out their homes. It’s a very young company, so it’s not clear how they’ll get the number of renters needed to make a dent in the real estate market.

109

4 years ago

Companies can use Made.io to upload and store their files in the cloud, so that they can easily be accessed when needed. The company then provides its own hosting and security, and then takes a small cut of the revenue.

97

3 years ago

A startup that aims to help foster parents find the childcare needed for their children based on the needs of their families.

97

5 years ago

A management app for companies to manage their employee work schedules. Allows employees to request their time off, add temporary staff, and see when they will be next needed.

95

4 years ago

This startup aims to help companies in the legal space, including startups and other legal startups, to centralize their legal documents and data, manage them all in one place, and get them in front of a lawyer for a consult when needed.

93

3 years ago

A CTO-only startup that believes that the startup ecosystem is too tightly coupled, and that a new way to do business is needed.

90

4 years ago

A tool for school districts to track their student populations, including how many absences are being taken and whether those absences are needed.

86

5 years ago

A system that allows small businesses to manage their supply chains more efficiently, changing shipments as needed to fit a customer’s needs.

81

4 years ago

Another two-sided marketplace that connects homeowners and home improvement professionals with the skills and materials needed to get a job done.

77

4 years ago

A company that provides a way to quickly and affordably hire an individual on an as-needed basis. It allows the worker to walk into a company and get paid for a short period of time, and then return to the company on a different schedule.

76

3 years ago

A startup that’s building a digital library platform for museums and libraries. The startup aims to cut out the middleman, by allowing users to create, curate, manage and share museum exhibit collections with no programing needed.

76

4 years ago

A platform that helps people find and connect with other professional services companies to avoid unneeded duplication.

75

3 years ago

A B2B company that is building a system to manage the progress of service calls — it uses AI to predict when a service call will be needed so providers (like plumbers) can plan ahead.

69

3 years ago

Lending platform for micro-lending for people in areas of the world where banks don’t work. Empowering people with capital where it is needed most. The company wants to lend $1 billion in the first year.

68

3 years ago

A personal assistant that keeps track of when a person is available to work and then schedules meetings as needed.

68

4 years ago

A company that helps people pay their bills, offering a more simple and affordable alternative to the existing systems that charge users too much money for complex and unneeded features.

67

3 years ago

Building a platform that helps companies find and hire great talent. The founders spent years working on their own startup before realizing they needed to find a better way to hire workers. The platform has been used by companies like Paypal and Google to find talent.

67

2 years ago

A startup that enables organisations to create micro-jobs to manage small-scale projects. Typically, the company will manage tasks on an as-needed basis.

67

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that is building an end-to-end solution for businesses making hardware to help them get funded and bring their product to market. They want to automate a lot of the backend work needed to launch hardware like creating a company and getting funding.

63

3 years ago

A tool for learning the complicated and technical skills needed to code a website.

61

3 years ago

A hybrid of the Amazon Dash Button, Google Home, and Alexa. It works with devices made by the company’s customers to order goods when they are needed and then remotely kick-back the cash.

59

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that helps people find and fill out the paperwork needed to set up a business in the US. The startup says it’s already connecting people to over 50 different service providers and it plans to extend its services to other countries.

53

3 years ago

A company that operates a car service in Thailand that uses driverless cars, though the drivers are still needed to take over if the system fails.

51

5 years ago

Idea: This is a tool for hiring workers on an as-needed basis. The company is working with a non-profit in Atlanta to help with staffing at after-school clubs.

50

3 years ago

A lending platform for businesses that allows them to access the funding they need for their growth, when it’s needed. The startup has received $6 million in funding from Silicon Valley venture firms and is working with businesses in the Bay Area, New York and Washington DC.

46

2 years ago

A smart locker for shared office space. The startup is building a way for office tenants to rent a locker for personal items and leave a digital key on the lock with the office, allowing items to be accessed as needed.

43

2 years ago

This startup is building an AI for scheduling meetings. The idea is to allow people to get a better idea of when and where they’re needed by using AI. The company wants to build an AI that can visualize data from everyone in a meeting, and immediately show people when they’re needed.

36

2 years ago

A cloud-based service that helps retailers determine how many of their customers are likely to buy something and how many sales are needed to make up for the losses from the ones who don’t.

30

2 years ago

A startup that wants to create a platform to store and distribute the energy of the sun in the form of electricity. The company wants to build a grid of solar farms, which they say can be built in a day and will produce more energy than is currently needed, and sell that excess electricity back to the grid.

29

2 years ago

A way to allow families to freeze their investments while still being able to access their money when needed. The company plans on making this a part of the IRA.

26

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that allows medical service providers to network with organizations that need help, providing a way for consumers to get needed healthcare services

23

2 years ago

Smart contracts to reduce the amount of time needed to onboard new customers.

23

2 years ago

A tool for bookkeepers and accountants to manage their clients’ financial information, with plans to allow clients to review their own financial information as needed.

22

2 years ago

A platform that helps businesses manage their physical space by providing the tools and technology needed to design and furnish off-site workspaces.

18

2 years ago

A startup that makes a new type of inkjet printer that they say has better resolution and higher quality printing than existing models. Their technology uses a laser to heat up the ink, and they say it reduces the amount of ink needed by as much as 75%.

15

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Needed Startup Ideas

This is a startup that sells the parts needed to build a 3D printer.

A startup that makes a 3D printer that can print all of the components needed for a phone, including the glass and battery.

A tool for connecting users with health insurance companies to get them the best rate and also transfer care to a clinic when needed.

The idea of the startup is to create a sort of "one stop shop" for all the different tools and products needed by a citizen journalist.

A software company that makes it easy for organizations to save energy with their buildings, turning off lights when the room isn’t needed and using the heat generated by other machines.

A startup that wants to solve the “capital management” problem for enterprise software startups. Instead of companies managing all of their own financial resources, they plan to provide a service that helps startups manage their capital, paying for those resources as needed.

"A much-needed, quality-assured, and secure way to get products from manufacturer to the consumer's doorstep."

A platform for small business owners to manage the paperwork needed to start a company.

A distributed blockchain that can accommodate the 100,000 transactions per second that will be needed for the next generation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

The District app helps people find a lawyer, file a case if needed, and get legal advice. It’s a digital platform that helps people find legal representation and decision support.

An open source database for database administrators to quickly and easily populate their infrastructure with needed data.

A SaaS company that claims to let companies scale their mobile payments infrastructure as needed.

A company that builds software for HR and recruiting. It’s an HR software company, but it will also provide the software needed to make recruiting software, and it will include HR data integrations.

A San Francisco-based startup that wants to disrupt the way that flexible manufacturing is done. Its purpose is to help customers determine the optimal amount of materials needed for products, and help companies manage materials.

If you ever needed to take a picture of your data, this is the app for you. The camera-based app allows you to take pictures of your data and export it to a spreadsheet.

Masseur.io lets you quickly book a massage via the web, no phone calls, no appointment needed.

A home rental platform. The startup wants to let people rent out their homes. It’s a very young company, so it’s not clear how they’ll get the number of renters needed to make a dent in the real estate market.

Companies can use Made.io to upload and store their files in the cloud, so that they can easily be accessed when needed. The company then provides its own hosting and security, and then takes a small cut of the revenue.

A startup that aims to help foster parents find the childcare needed for their children based on the needs of their families.

A management app for companies to manage their employee work schedules. Allows employees to request their time off, add temporary staff, and see when they will be next needed.

This startup aims to help companies in the legal space, including startups and other legal startups, to centralize their legal documents and data, manage them all in one place, and get them in front of a lawyer for a consult when needed.

A CTO-only startup that believes that the startup ecosystem is too tightly coupled, and that a new way to do business is needed.

A tool for school districts to track their student populations, including how many absences are being taken and whether those absences are needed.

A system that allows small businesses to manage their supply chains more efficiently, changing shipments as needed to fit a customer’s needs.

Another two-sided marketplace that connects homeowners and home improvement professionals with the skills and materials needed to get a job done.

A company that provides a way to quickly and affordably hire an individual on an as-needed basis. It allows the worker to walk into a company and get paid for a short period of time, and then return to the company on a different schedule.

A startup that’s building a digital library platform for museums and libraries. The startup aims to cut out the middleman, by allowing users to create, curate, manage and share museum exhibit collections with no programing needed.

A platform that helps people find and connect with other professional services companies to avoid unneeded duplication.

A B2B company that is building a system to manage the progress of service calls — it uses AI to predict when a service call will be needed so providers (like plumbers) can plan ahead.

Lending platform for micro-lending for people in areas of the world where banks don’t work. Empowering people with capital where it is needed most. The company wants to lend $1 billion in the first year.

A personal assistant that keeps track of when a person is available to work and then schedules meetings as needed.

A company that helps people pay their bills, offering a more simple and affordable alternative to the existing systems that charge users too much money for complex and unneeded features.

Building a platform that helps companies find and hire great talent. The founders spent years working on their own startup before realizing they needed to find a better way to hire workers. The platform has been used by companies like Paypal and Google to find talent.

A startup that enables organisations to create micro-jobs to manage small-scale projects. Typically, the company will manage tasks on an as-needed basis.

Idea: A startup that is building an end-to-end solution for businesses making hardware to help them get funded and bring their product to market. They want to automate a lot of the backend work needed to launch hardware like creating a company and getting funding.

A tool for learning the complicated and technical skills needed to code a website.

A hybrid of the Amazon Dash Button, Google Home, and Alexa. It works with devices made by the company’s customers to order goods when they are needed and then remotely kick-back the cash.

Idea: A startup that helps people find and fill out the paperwork needed to set up a business in the US. The startup says it’s already connecting people to over 50 different service providers and it plans to extend its services to other countries.

A company that operates a car service in Thailand that uses driverless cars, though the drivers are still needed to take over if the system fails.

Idea: This is a tool for hiring workers on an as-needed basis. The company is working with a non-profit in Atlanta to help with staffing at after-school clubs.

A lending platform for businesses that allows them to access the funding they need for their growth, when it’s needed. The startup has received $6 million in funding from Silicon Valley venture firms and is working with businesses in the Bay Area, New York and Washington DC.

A smart locker for shared office space. The startup is building a way for office tenants to rent a locker for personal items and leave a digital key on the lock with the office, allowing items to be accessed as needed.

This startup is building an AI for scheduling meetings. The idea is to allow people to get a better idea of when and where they’re needed by using AI. The company wants to build an AI that can visualize data from everyone in a meeting, and immediately show people when they’re needed.

A cloud-based service that helps retailers determine how many of their customers are likely to buy something and how many sales are needed to make up for the losses from the ones who don’t.

A way to allow families to freeze their investments while still being able to access their money when needed. The company plans on making this a part of the IRA.

Idea: A startup that allows medical service providers to network with organizations that need help, providing a way for consumers to get needed healthcare services

Smart contracts to reduce the amount of time needed to onboard new customers.

A tool for bookkeepers and accountants to manage their clients’ financial information, with plans to allow clients to review their own financial information as needed.

A platform that helps businesses manage their physical space by providing the tools and technology needed to design and furnish off-site workspaces.

A startup that makes a new type of inkjet printer that they say has better resolution and higher quality printing than existing models. Their technology uses a laser to heat up the ink, and they say it reduces the amount of ink needed by as much as 75%.