Neighborhood Startup Ideas

2 months ago

A startup that allows farmers to sell excess food directly to their neighborhood grocery stores.

1,368

1 year ago

A platform for keeping an eye on police in your neighborhood. The technology does not yet exist, but the startup is looking to build it and get it to market.

219

2 years ago

A startup for parents to easily compare the top pediatricians in their neighborhood

198

2 years ago

A tool to make it easier for small businesses to find creative professionals in their neighborhood.

159

2 years ago

A startup that hires people as “runners” who can help you with errands in your neighborhood

148

2 years ago

A startup that connects people with free parking spots in their neighborhoods

139

2 years ago

A real estate company that helps buyers find homes in the best neighborhoods, comparing homes to similar homes in the past.

135

2 years ago

A startup for community members to report potholes and graffiti in their neighborhood Workers go out daily to clean up potholes, remove graffiti

133

2 years ago

A startup that provides a crowdsourced network of reviewers to deliver criticism and praise about neighborhood businesses Customers rate the businesses, and the app gives them a network of reviewers to consider

131

1 year ago

Founders came up with an idea for an app that would help people discover good food and drink in their neighborhood and pay for it.

130

2 years ago

A free mobile app that helps you find things to do in your neighborhood for free, offering nearby events, nearby restaurants, nearby bars, and more.

129

2 years ago

A platform that helps people find apartments and buy houses, allowing them to compare prices, amenities, and neighborhood reviews.

125

2 years ago

A startup that aims to create a “digital neighborhood” for those interested in digital security

122

2 years ago

A company that wants to re-create the good old days of the local neighborhood hardware store for modern consumers. They want to build a modern version of the mobile app that lets people buy and sell their stuff in a local community.

121

2 years ago

A social networking app that aims to help people find an apartment in their neighborhood to rent with a few taps. It’s currently in private beta.

120

1 year ago

A food delivery startup that allows restaurants to stay open later and deliver food to people who don’t live in their neighborhood.

119

11 months ago

A tool that connects people who are in the same neighborhood, giving them the ability to communicate, socialize, and share their location.

117

2 years ago

A startup that allows homeowners and renters to search for rental houses or apartments based on amenities, price, and neighborhood. It doesn’t charge any commission, so it’s free.

116

2 years ago

This app lets you buy and sell items in your neighborhood.

115

2 years ago

A startup to help people find a doctor with a doctor in their neighborhood. The San Francisco-based startup, which was launched in May, is a crowd-sourced network of doctors and patients that offers a list of doctors who accept Medicaid.

113

1 year ago

A startup that helps users find the nearest taco truck in their neighborhood. TacoBizz is a mobile app that helps users find the nearest taco truck near them.

111

2 years ago

The accelerator is based in New York's Brooklyn neighborhood, and was founded in February 2015. It is sponsored by MasterCard, and has attracted companies from around the world, including Colombia, Kazakhstan, Spain, and the United Kingdom.

104

2 years ago

A tool that lets neighborhoods around the world participate in a mobile barter system, where a group of neighbors can trade items like furniture they no longer use or tools they no longer use. The startup has raised $8 million in funding to date.

83

2 years ago

A social network for the small, independent coffee shops that serve as anchors for a neighborhood. The startup wants to help coffee shops grow with a social network and start-up accelerator.

81

1 year ago

A platform that helps people find food in their neighborhoods. It uses Yelp data to recommend places nearby.

81

2 years ago

A startup that’s building a way for people to explore and explore a world of their own around their city. It lets you drop in for a day, look around, and get a sense of the neighborhood without having to physically travel to it.

80

2 years ago

A startup that provides on-demand access to a local barista. The concept is similar to Uber Eats, except these “district kitchens” are meant to be in neighborhoods that don’t have their own cafes. The service is currently only available in one city, but plans to expand to others in the near future.

77

7 months ago

A bike-sharing program, with docking stations located in neighborhoods, and users renting and returning bikes at their homes.

67

1 year ago

The company’s goal is to build a tool for consumers to track the air quality in their neighborhoods.

64

1 year ago

A food delivery app that lets you order from small restaurants in your neighborhood. It’s different than the usual delivery app in that it’s not just you and your food. You’re buying from a restaurant and they’re buying from you.

60

1 year ago

A startup that helps users find a local barber or stylist. The app has a “Hot Spots” feature that lets users find a barber in their neighborhood by searching for “barber” in the app and then selecting “hot spots” from a map.

58

1 year ago

A real estate startup focused on providing services to families moving to new neighborhoods.

54

1 year ago

A food delivery app for the under-served neighborhood in the US where food can be delivered to with a minimum amount of driving.

54

9 months ago

A dating app for the elderly, for the first time giving older adults a way to look for love in their own neighborhood. The app is designed to be easy for the elderly and disabled to use, and have a handy feature that lets them order from their favorite restaurant.

52

1 year ago

A social network that connects people based on an interest in getting involved in local community events. For instance, if you’re interested in helping to organize a neighborhood watch program, you can connect with people in your neighborhood who are interested in getting involved.

50

2 months ago

A digital (and physical) neighborhood directory for real estate agents.

48

1 year ago

A local news app that curates the best stories written about the neighborhood, city, state, or country you’re in.

42

1 year ago

A startup that helps local governments and real-estate developers build affordable housing. The company allows them to do real-time analytics on the volume of transactions in their neighborhoods, helping them figure out where to build new housing.

41

9 months ago

A mobile shopping app for Indian shoppers. It allows users to order food and pick it up from an assortment of stores in their neighborhood.

40

4 months ago

A weather app that alerts you to the weather in your neighborhood.

36

8 months ago

A startup that uses location data to identify the best-performing neighborhoods in Cincinnati and Miami, where they then focus on developing them into thriving communities.

34

5 months ago

Builds and sells tools to help create and manage campaigns that highlight what’s going on in local communities. These could range from the neighborhood watch group to a local community group trying to raise funds for a new park.

33

1 year ago

This startup is building a small B2B SaaS product that helps real estate agents do their searches by comparing properties by neighborhood, agent, type, etc.

30

7 months ago

A mobile app that allows users to see what’s happening in their neighborhood at a moment’s glance, and make their own recommendations. It’s a way for people to interact directly with their city council and city services.

29

7 months ago

This startup is building a tool to aggregate data off the web to provide a lot of the things people want to know about their neighbors. For example, they could get data on the population density of their neighborhood, whether or not it’s a safe or dangerous neighborhood, or if it’s a good or bad place to live.

29

9 months ago

A platform that allows users to connect with other users in their neighborhoods and share or sell goods

27

4 months ago

A platform to analyze and recommend the best places to eat food in a given neighborhood.

27

4 months ago

A local search platform for small businesses in particular, which is looking to “blend the best of Facebook and Yelp”. The startup wants to make it easy to find local businesses, giving them a list of all the businesses in their neighborhood.

26

3 months ago

A company that makes a “digital scrapbook for your neighborhood” that lets you record and share everything that happens in a neighborhood, including notes, pictures, and videos.

23

3 months ago

A startup that lets you find the closest sushi restaurant to you by searching for nearby sushi restaurants and receiving a push notification once you’re in the neighborhood.

17

10 days ago

A startup for “food-as-a-service” startups that want to grow quickly with minimal overhead. The idea is to help startups provide a full set of food and kitchen services for startups, for $1,000 per month. The first batch of startups is a handful of restaurants in Philadelphia’s Queen Village neighborhood.

17

2 years ago

A startup that provides a service to help people learn about their local neighborhood (ie: where to park, what’s the best place to eat, places

-1

2 years ago

Idea: This is a real estate startup that wants to help people find homes to rent. They’re looking to target people who’ve been priced out of the market and need to rent instead of buy. The startup’s pitch is that it’s better than Craigslist because it focuses on neighborhoods and can recommend specific apartments.

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2 years ago

A startup that provides a service to help people find a rental place based on what they are looking for (price, neighborhood, etc.)

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Neighborhood Startup Ideas

A startup that allows farmers to sell excess food directly to their neighborhood grocery stores.

A platform for keeping an eye on police in your neighborhood. The technology does not yet exist, but the startup is looking to build it and get it to market.

A startup for parents to easily compare the top pediatricians in their neighborhood

A tool to make it easier for small businesses to find creative professionals in their neighborhood.

A startup that hires people as “runners” who can help you with errands in your neighborhood

A startup that connects people with free parking spots in their neighborhoods

A real estate company that helps buyers find homes in the best neighborhoods, comparing homes to similar homes in the past.

A startup for community members to report potholes and graffiti in their neighborhood Workers go out daily to clean up potholes, remove graffiti

A startup that provides a crowdsourced network of reviewers to deliver criticism and praise about neighborhood businesses Customers rate the businesses, and the app gives them a network of reviewers to consider

Founders came up with an idea for an app that would help people discover good food and drink in their neighborhood and pay for it.

A free mobile app that helps you find things to do in your neighborhood for free, offering nearby events, nearby restaurants, nearby bars, and more.

A platform that helps people find apartments and buy houses, allowing them to compare prices, amenities, and neighborhood reviews.

A startup that aims to create a “digital neighborhood” for those interested in digital security

A company that wants to re-create the good old days of the local neighborhood hardware store for modern consumers. They want to build a modern version of the mobile app that lets people buy and sell their stuff in a local community.

A social networking app that aims to help people find an apartment in their neighborhood to rent with a few taps. It’s currently in private beta.

A food delivery startup that allows restaurants to stay open later and deliver food to people who don’t live in their neighborhood.

A tool that connects people who are in the same neighborhood, giving them the ability to communicate, socialize, and share their location.

A startup that allows homeowners and renters to search for rental houses or apartments based on amenities, price, and neighborhood. It doesn’t charge any commission, so it’s free.

This app lets you buy and sell items in your neighborhood.

A startup to help people find a doctor with a doctor in their neighborhood. The San Francisco-based startup, which was launched in May, is a crowd-sourced network of doctors and patients that offers a list of doctors who accept Medicaid.

A startup that helps users find the nearest taco truck in their neighborhood. TacoBizz is a mobile app that helps users find the nearest taco truck near them.

The accelerator is based in New York's Brooklyn neighborhood, and was founded in February 2015. It is sponsored by MasterCard, and has attracted companies from around the world, including Colombia, Kazakhstan, Spain, and the United Kingdom.

A tool that lets neighborhoods around the world participate in a mobile barter system, where a group of neighbors can trade items like furniture they no longer use or tools they no longer use. The startup has raised $8 million in funding to date.

A social network for the small, independent coffee shops that serve as anchors for a neighborhood. The startup wants to help coffee shops grow with a social network and start-up accelerator.

A platform that helps people find food in their neighborhoods. It uses Yelp data to recommend places nearby.

A startup that’s building a way for people to explore and explore a world of their own around their city. It lets you drop in for a day, look around, and get a sense of the neighborhood without having to physically travel to it.

A bike-sharing program, with docking stations located in neighborhoods, and users renting and returning bikes at their homes.

The company’s goal is to build a tool for consumers to track the air quality in their neighborhoods.

A food delivery app that lets you order from small restaurants in your neighborhood. It’s different than the usual delivery app in that it’s not just you and your food. You’re buying from a restaurant and they’re buying from you.

A startup that helps users find a local barber or stylist. The app has a “Hot Spots” feature that lets users find a barber in their neighborhood by searching for “barber” in the app and then selecting “hot spots” from a map.

A real estate startup focused on providing services to families moving to new neighborhoods.

A food delivery app for the under-served neighborhood in the US where food can be delivered to with a minimum amount of driving.

A dating app for the elderly, for the first time giving older adults a way to look for love in their own neighborhood. The app is designed to be easy for the elderly and disabled to use, and have a handy feature that lets them order from their favorite restaurant.

A social network that connects people based on an interest in getting involved in local community events. For instance, if you’re interested in helping to organize a neighborhood watch program, you can connect with people in your neighborhood who are interested in getting involved.

A digital (and physical) neighborhood directory for real estate agents.

A local news app that curates the best stories written about the neighborhood, city, state, or country you’re in.

A startup that helps local governments and real-estate developers build affordable housing. The company allows them to do real-time analytics on the volume of transactions in their neighborhoods, helping them figure out where to build new housing.

A mobile shopping app for Indian shoppers. It allows users to order food and pick it up from an assortment of stores in their neighborhood.

A weather app that alerts you to the weather in your neighborhood.

A startup that uses location data to identify the best-performing neighborhoods in Cincinnati and Miami, where they then focus on developing them into thriving communities.

Builds and sells tools to help create and manage campaigns that highlight what’s going on in local communities. These could range from the neighborhood watch group to a local community group trying to raise funds for a new park.

This startup is building a small B2B SaaS product that helps real estate agents do their searches by comparing properties by neighborhood, agent, type, etc.

A mobile app that allows users to see what’s happening in their neighborhood at a moment’s glance, and make their own recommendations. It’s a way for people to interact directly with their city council and city services.

A platform that allows users to connect with other users in their neighborhoods and share or sell goods

A platform to analyze and recommend the best places to eat food in a given neighborhood.

A local search platform for small businesses in particular, which is looking to “blend the best of Facebook and Yelp”. The startup wants to make it easy to find local businesses, giving them a list of all the businesses in their neighborhood.

A company that makes a “digital scrapbook for your neighborhood” that lets you record and share everything that happens in a neighborhood, including notes, pictures, and videos.

A startup that lets you find the closest sushi restaurant to you by searching for nearby sushi restaurants and receiving a push notification once you’re in the neighborhood.

A startup that provides a service to help people learn about their local neighborhood (ie: where to park, what’s the best place to eat, places

A startup that provides a service to help people find a rental place based on what they are looking for (price, neighborhood, etc.)