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A search engine for ideas and ideas. The startup’s premise is to make sure you find the best ideas, and do it all for free.

206

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"The premise of the premise of the premise..."

182

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5 years ago

SaaS that helps business owners create a CRM on demand (rather than on premise and using Excel)

169

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5 years ago

A way to help fast food restaurants manage the waste they produce in their kitchens and on their premises. For every burger they’re able to cut, the startup is able to feed a human in need.

147

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5 years ago

A tool that helps programmers build and execute microservices-based applications on any cloud or on-premise infrastructure. This is a startup that is building its own infrastructure on top of AWS.

145

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An online marketplace for digital goods and services, built on the premise that a closed loop market can be established within an existing open market (e.g. Facebook)

138

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Centrify Corporate Services is a cloud-based managed services provider that helps enterprises bring their on-premises Microsoft-based services into the cloud.

137

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5 years ago

Rather than outsourcing maintenance of on-premises equipment, a startup called LifeSpan develops and sells cloud-based tools that help companies manage their equipment. It’s based in Austin, Texas.

122

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5 years ago

The startup provides software, training and data to help consumers achieve their fitness goals. The company’s software, which is built on the premise that “it’s not about the number of times you go to the gym, it’s about how much you get done when you go”, has won the Best Startup Award at the Philadelphia Startup Weekend.

121

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Idea: Build custom apps around on-premise hardware

95

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4 years ago

A food delivery startup that only delivers food and drink that’s been on the premises for a couple hours. It’s already expanded into DC and NYC.

85

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2 years ago

A tech startup that helps companies move data between on-premise systems and the cloud.

83

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4 years ago

A company that helps people choose the right credit card to use. It’s based on the premise that most people don’t realize that the card they already have is probably the right one for them.

80

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3 years ago

A platform for tracking kids’ safety, built on the premise that kids can’t always tell you when something has happened.

80

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4 years ago

A company that wants to bring on-demand, on-premise video conferencing to the masses. It plans to use its own video hardware, and a platform owned by the company, to make it easier for people to book, manage, and pay for video conferencing.

75

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4 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.

73

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4 years ago

A social network for the “smart, social, and stylish” user, built on the premise that everyone has a story to tell and that people will share that story if they’re beautiful.

71

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3 years ago

A SaaS company that creates a custom software stack for managing applications in the cloud and on-premises.

71

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4 years ago

This startup is building a management app for restaurants, allowing managers to see which tables, employees, and guests are on the premises and track their purchases.

70

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4 years ago

One way to get more people on board with startups is to help them use the product. That’s what this startup is doing, with a platform that lets you build and test out apps on the premise of getting you started.

67

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3 years ago

A B2B company that “helps organizations manage the rest of their business, beyond their ERP software, which may include on-premises tools, outside services, and software”.

65

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4 years ago

A SaaS and on-premise solution for companies looking to manage their employee time and attendance.

60

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3 years ago

This platform aims to simplify the management of all the different HR processes that companies face — from hiring to firing to performance reviews to compensation. It’s built on the premise that HR is a commodity, and the company wants to be the one that handles it all.

56

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3 years ago

The company's premise is to deliver a social network built around music, where users can interact with other artists. As it's a start-up, its scope is limited, but it's got a solid team of artists and managers backing it.

49

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3 years ago

A software company that provides a platform for managing and tracking the finances of a large enterprise. The startup uses “blended ownership” — a hybrid of SaaS and on-premise tools — to help large companies manage the costs of their staff, partners, and vendors.

48

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3 years ago

This startup is building a platform that connects doctors with patients in both rural and urban areas. It’s built on the premise that global health and healthcare spending are under-invested in and that an effective way to solve the problem is to partner with and incentivize local doctors to deliver care in underserved areas.

46

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3 years ago

Co-working space startup that charges a membership fee for access to its space for startups, but also offers service on-premise for larger companies. The company is planning to go public soon, and is valued at $1 billion.

46

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3 years ago

A data analytics platform for traders and investors, built on the premise that the best way to learn is to teach.

45

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3 years ago

A new way to shop for coffee, with the initial premise that coffee is coffee and needs to be served the same way at all times. The startup wants to make it so you can build your coffee order quickly and efficiently, with a big emphasis on the “quick” part.

43

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3 years ago

This startup is developing a new way to interpret and present the digital genome data that is being produced. Their work is based on the premise that a person’s DNA doesn’t change, but that the environment in which they live and the medications they take can change it.

40

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2 years ago

A cloud-based personal assistant that integrates with your calendar and works with the platforms you use at work. It’s based on the premise that you want to do your work with the tools you use at work.

38

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3 years ago

A platform that helps companies run events in-house. This is a company built on the premise that the event industry has been the victim of commoditization from companies like Eventbrite and Ticketmaster, and that event producers who work with companies skimp on costs to try to compete. Instead, Eventbrite should be able to offer a more powerful and flexible platform for people to book events.

37

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2 years ago

It’s a calendar app for people who are always running late. The startup’s premise is that people are so busy that they don’t have time to plan, so they need an app to plan. The app syncs with other apps like Google Calendar and effectively becomes your assistant.

29

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2 years ago

The company’s premise is that a bicycle can be more powerful than a car. Instead of using a motor to move itself, it uses an electric motor to provide power, which it says is more efficient and cheaper than a car. The company wants to launch in the US and Europe by 2022.

25

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5 years ago

Idea: “Software as a service for physical space” The startup’s first product is Lockdown, a system for monitoring the security of physical spaces and notifying users when doors are open or there’s motion on the premises

15

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2 years ago

A tool to help companies manage their on-premises and cloud-based email architecture, including providing insights into email usage.

12

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5 years ago

Idea: A startup built on the premise that traditional email newsletters are a relic of the past. The startup wants to bring the “chatbot”

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Premise Startup Ideas

A search engine for ideas and ideas. The startup’s premise is to make sure you find the best ideas, and do it all for free.

"The premise of the premise of the premise..."

SaaS that helps business owners create a CRM on demand (rather than on premise and using Excel)

A way to help fast food restaurants manage the waste they produce in their kitchens and on their premises. For every burger they’re able to cut, the startup is able to feed a human in need.

A tool that helps programmers build and execute microservices-based applications on any cloud or on-premise infrastructure. This is a startup that is building its own infrastructure on top of AWS.

An online marketplace for digital goods and services, built on the premise that a closed loop market can be established within an existing open market (e.g. Facebook)

Centrify Corporate Services is a cloud-based managed services provider that helps enterprises bring their on-premises Microsoft-based services into the cloud.

Rather than outsourcing maintenance of on-premises equipment, a startup called LifeSpan develops and sells cloud-based tools that help companies manage their equipment. It’s based in Austin, Texas.

Idea: Build custom apps around on-premise hardware

A food delivery startup that only delivers food and drink that’s been on the premises for a couple hours. It’s already expanded into DC and NYC.

A tech startup that helps companies move data between on-premise systems and the cloud.

A company that helps people choose the right credit card to use. It’s based on the premise that most people don’t realize that the card they already have is probably the right one for them.

A platform for tracking kids’ safety, built on the premise that kids can’t always tell you when something has happened.

A company that wants to bring on-demand, on-premise video conferencing to the masses. It plans to use its own video hardware, and a platform owned by the company, to make it easier for people to book, manage, and pay for video conferencing.

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 social network for the “smart, social, and stylish” user, built on the premise that everyone has a story to tell and that people will share that story if they’re beautiful.

A SaaS company that creates a custom software stack for managing applications in the cloud and on-premises.

This startup is building a management app for restaurants, allowing managers to see which tables, employees, and guests are on the premises and track their purchases.

One way to get more people on board with startups is to help them use the product. That’s what this startup is doing, with a platform that lets you build and test out apps on the premise of getting you started.

A B2B company that “helps organizations manage the rest of their business, beyond their ERP software, which may include on-premises tools, outside services, and software”.

A SaaS and on-premise solution for companies looking to manage their employee time and attendance.

This platform aims to simplify the management of all the different HR processes that companies face — from hiring to firing to performance reviews to compensation. It’s built on the premise that HR is a commodity, and the company wants to be the one that handles it all.

The company's premise is to deliver a social network built around music, where users can interact with other artists. As it's a start-up, its scope is limited, but it's got a solid team of artists and managers backing it.

A software company that provides a platform for managing and tracking the finances of a large enterprise. The startup uses “blended ownership” — a hybrid of SaaS and on-premise tools — to help large companies manage the costs of their staff, partners, and vendors.

Co-working space startup that charges a membership fee for access to its space for startups, but also offers service on-premise for larger companies. The company is planning to go public soon, and is valued at $1 billion.

A data analytics platform for traders and investors, built on the premise that the best way to learn is to teach.

A new way to shop for coffee, with the initial premise that coffee is coffee and needs to be served the same way at all times. The startup wants to make it so you can build your coffee order quickly and efficiently, with a big emphasis on the “quick” part.

This startup is developing a new way to interpret and present the digital genome data that is being produced. Their work is based on the premise that a person’s DNA doesn’t change, but that the environment in which they live and the medications they take can change it.

A cloud-based personal assistant that integrates with your calendar and works with the platforms you use at work. It’s based on the premise that you want to do your work with the tools you use at work.

It’s a calendar app for people who are always running late. The startup’s premise is that people are so busy that they don’t have time to plan, so they need an app to plan. The app syncs with other apps like Google Calendar and effectively becomes your assistant.

The company’s premise is that a bicycle can be more powerful than a car. Instead of using a motor to move itself, it uses an electric motor to provide power, which it says is more efficient and cheaper than a car. The company wants to launch in the US and Europe by 2022.

Idea: “Software as a service for physical space” The startup’s first product is Lockdown, a system for monitoring the security of physical spaces and notifying users when doors are open or there’s motion on the premises

A tool to help companies manage their on-premises and cloud-based email architecture, including providing insights into email usage.

Idea: A startup built on the premise that traditional email newsletters are a relic of the past. The startup wants to bring the “chatbot”