Regular Startup Ideas

2 years ago

Inventor Dr. Ramesh Kale has been working on a low-cost, disposable "smart" pacemaker for under $1,500. The device is implanted in a pocket-sized battery pack that an individual wears around their waist. The pacemaker is connected to the battery pack via a small wire. When the device senses irregular heartbeats, it sends a signal to the battery pack, which then notifies the individual's doctor. The battery pack is replaceable, and is expected to last up to a year.

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1 year ago

A new online service for monitoring food safety by connecting restaurants to their city’s local health department, so they can get regular reminders about things like food safety.

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2 years ago

A tool that helps companies issue and track time off for regular employees

166

2 years ago

A location-based service for couples, with an idea that couples should be able to have a regular time to meet each other.

161

2 years ago

This is a company that wants to build an artificial intelligence chatbot that can check in with your company or your clients regularly to make sure they’re doing OK.

150

1 year ago

A North American-based women’s health company looking to expand globally, with a focus on finding a way to provide women with a safe and easy way to have regular checkups.

148

2 years ago

An “invisible” credit card. The startup aims to use biometrics, like facial recognition, to replace physical credit cards. It’s first product is a “perpetual” card that can be used in lieu of a regular card.

126

1 year ago

A NYC-based startup that’s creating a way to view and convert regular photos into beautiful art. The startup is also creating a gallery experience that doesn’t require the user to know anything about art in order to have a beautiful experience.

109

10 months ago

A platform that takes a person’s social media data and combines it with their location data to identify how people regularly move around. The startup is selling to brands and agencies who want to track and understand how people use their products.

109

2 years ago

A new way for entrepreneurs to get funding. The startup, which launches today, wants to give entrepreneurs access to a “constant stream of regular, predictable investments”.

105

1 year ago

A chatbot platform that allows users to schedule regular conversations with virtual therapists who provide advice, feedback, and advice.

104

2 years ago

A startup that provides the user with a virtual office space while away from his or her regular office.

103

2 years ago

A company that conducts regular polls to help companies measure consumer sentiment.

100

2 years ago

A pitch for a health insurance platform that enables users to use a smartphone to view their health data, make payments, and receive regular communications from a doctor.

95

2 years ago

The Startup Grind Philly Meetup is a group of local entrepreneurs, investors, and other startup enthusiasts who regularly gather to talk about entrepreneurship, funding, and startups in Philadelphia. The event is organized by a variety of organizations including the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business, The Foundry and the Philadelphia Technology Alliance.

92

2 years ago

If you’re a regular user of Basecamp, you might like the new Slack integration that lets you do almost everything you can do in Basecamp using a Slack channel. The startup is building a Basecamp for the Slack crowd.

80

8 months ago

If you’re a regular at the gym, chances are you’re already a member of a gym-tracking app. To make it easier for people to manage their health data, the startup is building a digital version of the physical receipts that people receive after a visit to the doctor.

79

1 year ago

The startup wants to make self-controlled health management a reality by bringing patients to doctors once they’ve self-monitored and measured their health regularly.

75

2 years ago

A platform for building and tracking periodic projects that require regular maintenance and updates, like website redesigns, software updates, or videos.

73

1 year ago

One of the startup’s cofounders, Sumeet Singh, was born in India, raised in New Jersey, and still regularly wears a turban. Harsh and Singh met as PhD students at MIT.

73

1 year ago

A money management app for the underbanked that allows them to perform all their regular banking tasks in one app.

73

2 years ago

Startups with a focus on the small business market are a regular feature of Y Combinator, and this one is a real game-changer. EnviroFinder collects data from multiple sources and makes it easy for businesses to see how they rank in their local market, then take that information and “re-market” it to their customers on websites they’ve built. The idea is to help entrepreneurs win at the local level in a way that doesn’t rely on expensive and time-consuming in-person events.

71

2 years ago

A 3D printing solution for printing custom parts on demand, or as a service for companies with regular customers.

71

1 year ago

SaaS service that helps anyone in the US get access to a local attorney. The startup currently has $5,000 monthly recurring revenue for a plan that includes a regular subscription, support and a network of attorneys.

71

1 year ago

A startup that wants to show you how to easily find the cheapest prices on stuff you buy regularly.

64

1 year ago

A startup aimed at making it easy for regular people to take a vacation. The startup aims to make travel less expensive, more accessible and more enjoyable.

63

1 year ago

A B2B company that aims to “democratize” the way companies get paid. The company wants to make accepting payments easier for small businesses and companies with irregular cash flows.

57

1 year ago

A tool to help people navigate the ins and outs of the law, similar to an attorney but more accessible for regular people.

54

1 year ago

A way to make regular exercise a part of your routine.

51

11 months ago

This startup wants to help people who are self-employed get a regular paycheck and benefits.

51

1 year ago

A company that helps developers get their apps into the Apple App Store. The startup is a marketplace for “apps that are too specific or too niche to go through the regular process” and helps developers get their app approved in about 10 days.

48

1 year ago

A startup looking to use artificial intelligence to turn irregular data into usable knowledge.

48

11 months ago

Bitmo is building a platform for remote contractors to get regular payments for their work through the blockchain.

47

8 months ago

A tool for regular people to track their own health data, like weight, and share it with their doctor.

46

2 months ago

A “clean-tech software company” that provides a platform that helps companies diversify their energy portfolio. They work with companies to offer a variety of green energy options, and offer regular consulting services to companies that want to be more sustainable in their energy usage.

44

9 months ago

A startup that makes it easier to manage contract payments and invoices, with a focus on workers with irregular schedules.

42

5 months ago

A way for regular people to get paid for sharing their pictures, videos, and other content.

32

11 months ago

The startup is developing a third-party platform for business leaders to discuss, coordinate and engage with “data-driven” teams in the same way regular employees do. The goal is to help businesses “shape the future”.

29

1 month ago

A startup that sells a kind of tire for electric cars that can double as a regular tire.

23

1 month ago

This startup helps people get “paycheck-to-paycheck” banking, a means of making regular payments to family and friends.

18

3 days ago

A virtual assistant that can help you track your credit card spending and regularly review your expenses with an easy to use interface.

14

2 years ago

Idea: A platform for insurers to call and text patients regularly about their health and to encourage them to get physicals. The startup aims to be a replacement for the “wellness programs” that many insurers have offered in the past.

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Regular Startup Ideas

A new online service for monitoring food safety by connecting restaurants to their city’s local health department, so they can get regular reminders about things like food safety.

A tool that helps companies issue and track time off for regular employees

A location-based service for couples, with an idea that couples should be able to have a regular time to meet each other.

This is a company that wants to build an artificial intelligence chatbot that can check in with your company or your clients regularly to make sure they’re doing OK.

A North American-based women’s health company looking to expand globally, with a focus on finding a way to provide women with a safe and easy way to have regular checkups.

An “invisible” credit card. The startup aims to use biometrics, like facial recognition, to replace physical credit cards. It’s first product is a “perpetual” card that can be used in lieu of a regular card.

A NYC-based startup that’s creating a way to view and convert regular photos into beautiful art. The startup is also creating a gallery experience that doesn’t require the user to know anything about art in order to have a beautiful experience.

A platform that takes a person’s social media data and combines it with their location data to identify how people regularly move around. The startup is selling to brands and agencies who want to track and understand how people use their products.

A new way for entrepreneurs to get funding. The startup, which launches today, wants to give entrepreneurs access to a “constant stream of regular, predictable investments”.

A chatbot platform that allows users to schedule regular conversations with virtual therapists who provide advice, feedback, and advice.

A startup that provides the user with a virtual office space while away from his or her regular office.

A company that conducts regular polls to help companies measure consumer sentiment.

A pitch for a health insurance platform that enables users to use a smartphone to view their health data, make payments, and receive regular communications from a doctor.

If you’re a regular user of Basecamp, you might like the new Slack integration that lets you do almost everything you can do in Basecamp using a Slack channel. The startup is building a Basecamp for the Slack crowd.

If you’re a regular at the gym, chances are you’re already a member of a gym-tracking app. To make it easier for people to manage their health data, the startup is building a digital version of the physical receipts that people receive after a visit to the doctor.

The startup wants to make self-controlled health management a reality by bringing patients to doctors once they’ve self-monitored and measured their health regularly.

A platform for building and tracking periodic projects that require regular maintenance and updates, like website redesigns, software updates, or videos.

One of the startup’s cofounders, Sumeet Singh, was born in India, raised in New Jersey, and still regularly wears a turban. Harsh and Singh met as PhD students at MIT.

A money management app for the underbanked that allows them to perform all their regular banking tasks in one app.

A 3D printing solution for printing custom parts on demand, or as a service for companies with regular customers.

SaaS service that helps anyone in the US get access to a local attorney. The startup currently has $5,000 monthly recurring revenue for a plan that includes a regular subscription, support and a network of attorneys.

A startup that wants to show you how to easily find the cheapest prices on stuff you buy regularly.

A startup aimed at making it easy for regular people to take a vacation. The startup aims to make travel less expensive, more accessible and more enjoyable.

A B2B company that aims to “democratize” the way companies get paid. The company wants to make accepting payments easier for small businesses and companies with irregular cash flows.

A tool to help people navigate the ins and outs of the law, similar to an attorney but more accessible for regular people.

A way to make regular exercise a part of your routine.

This startup wants to help people who are self-employed get a regular paycheck and benefits.

A company that helps developers get their apps into the Apple App Store. The startup is a marketplace for “apps that are too specific or too niche to go through the regular process” and helps developers get their app approved in about 10 days.

A startup looking to use artificial intelligence to turn irregular data into usable knowledge.

Bitmo is building a platform for remote contractors to get regular payments for their work through the blockchain.

A tool for regular people to track their own health data, like weight, and share it with their doctor.

A “clean-tech software company” that provides a platform that helps companies diversify their energy portfolio. They work with companies to offer a variety of green energy options, and offer regular consulting services to companies that want to be more sustainable in their energy usage.

A startup that makes it easier to manage contract payments and invoices, with a focus on workers with irregular schedules.

A way for regular people to get paid for sharing their pictures, videos, and other content.

The startup is developing a third-party platform for business leaders to discuss, coordinate and engage with “data-driven” teams in the same way regular employees do. The goal is to help businesses “shape the future”.

A startup that sells a kind of tire for electric cars that can double as a regular tire.

This startup helps people get “paycheck-to-paycheck” banking, a means of making regular payments to family and friends.

A virtual assistant that can help you track your credit card spending and regularly review your expenses with an easy to use interface.

Idea: A platform for insurers to call and text patients regularly about their health and to encourage them to get physicals. The startup aims to be a replacement for the “wellness programs” that many insurers have offered in the past.