Something Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A startup that provides a service where people can pay a professional to do something for them that they are procrastinating on

374

2 years ago

A dating app for people who want to have casual sex, focused on avoiding pressure from other users. The app is meant to be a safe place for people who want to do something that’s not going to last.

192

2 years ago

A startup that provides a service where people can pay to have a phone call with someone who has been through something similar in their life

162

2 years ago

A new startup that wants to build a “super-headset” with a built-in Spotify subscription. The headset will be a hit with music fans who want to buy the current, highly-rated Apple Beats headphones but want something a bit more fashionable and portable.

154

2 years ago

A web-based dashboard for financial advisors to access real-time data and get instant notifications when something is wrong.

126

2 years ago

A company looking to do something similar for movies, using machine learning to identify patterns in images.

124

2 years ago

A startup that helps people who are too picky about other people's apartments to find something that they like

118

2 years ago

Something similar to Apple Music for Spotify, but for podcasts.

116

2 years ago

A DIY platform for home repairs, from painting to drywall installation to building a deck. The company wants to make it as simple as possible to have something built and out the door.

114

2 years ago

A startup that allows you to take a photo of something and get a price estimate for it.

113

2 years ago

The company is building something called “Zero-Effort”, which allows you to get a lot of stuff done at once without actually doing anything. When you get the app, you get a list of tasks that have been done for you.

112

2 years ago

A company that will help you “re-purpose your technology,” where you can take old tech and either sell it to someone else, or build something new out of it.

106

2 years ago

It’s not uncommon for someone to wake up with a hangover, but it’s often a hassle to find something to drink that doesn’t taste gross. The startup wants to make sure there is always a drinkable alternative to the morning-after-party staple, water.

101

2 years ago

A system that lets people take pictures of their clothing and upload the images to a database for tailoring. When a customer goes to buy something, the system compares the images to the existing inventory to recommend what’s closest to what they’re looking for.

98

2 years ago

A startup that sells high-quality, locally made clothes for men who want something more stylish than what you can find at Old Navy

96

2 years ago

Building a tool to help publicly traded companies file for an IPO faster, something that’s typically a multi-year process with multiple roadblocks.

94

2 years ago

A company that says it is building an “ideal testing environment”, something that could replace the traditional lab environment.

92

1 year ago

A product that helps users plan their grocery trips without the use of a computer. It’s designed to help walk people through their selections and make sure they don’t forget to pick up something they need.

92

2 years ago

How do you do something as simple as creating an online resume

87

2 years ago

A company that helps companies with bookkeeping, and aims to do it all online. They pitch themselves as something like a “full-service accounting platform,” complete with invoicing, payments, and accounting integrations. The company was founded in 2015, and has been profitable in its first year.

87

1 month ago

A home security company that has a phone app that allows users to monitor their house and get notifications if something happens.

80

2 years ago

A plan to build a messaging app that’ll be a hybrid of Slack and WhatsApp. The founders say that messaging apps are the fastest growing apps in the world, and that they want to create something that’s better than both.

78

2 years ago

Something for artists to show off their work.

76

6 months ago

A startup that is building a platform to help book travel in a new way — instead of searching for flights and hotels, you’ll search for experiences. The startup is partnering with hotels, attractions, and others to build a better experience for travelers looking to do something unique.

72

2 years ago

An AI-powered product that helps you determine whether you’re likely to succeed at something, like getting into a top university.

65

1 year ago

A startup that’s building a platform that’ll enable you to give a speech, or even just share your thoughts with the world, without ever having to write something down.

62

15 days ago

A home security startup that is working on developing a system that would let you know when something’s wrong.

62

1 year ago

A turbo charger for commercial vehicles. The startup makes energy efficient chargers for trucks and vans, which it says is at a disadvantage because truckers don’t want to “waste” money on something that’s unnecessary.

60

11 months ago

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

56

1 month ago

A startup that helps a network of local non-profits collaborate. It aims to make it easier to organize a group of people to do something in the city.

56

4 months ago

A company that creates a way to guarantee the accuracy of DNA test results. Protein-based and licensed from the UK’s University of Oxford, it’s meant to eliminate the chances of doing something wrong and the possibility of someone misinforming you.

55

4 months ago

“In order to be successful as a startup, you need to do three things,” says Naveen Selvadurai. “First, start with a good idea. Second, you need to build something that people want. And third, you need to build something fast.”

55

1 month ago

The idea is to create a credit system for global trade, where a buyer in the US wants to purchase something from supplier in China. It’s a way for global businesses to manage the complexities of international trade.

53

2 months ago

LendUp is a peer-to-peer lending marketplace where people can lend money to their friends, family, or other people they know. It’s similar to sites like Lending Club and Prosper, but the startup is taking a different approach to the funding. It’s aiming to let people lend money to their friends and family, and the loans aren’t paid back until the borrower has used them to buy something.

51

1 month ago

A content management system that enables small businesses to use their own custom backend. It’s a simpler way for small businesses to run their sites, and is also a cheaper alternative to using something like WordPress.

51

20 days ago

A father-son team of developers who want to do something big with technology and education. They launched a free website for K-12 students to learn about programming.

45

1 year ago

A startup that is building an IoT-based sensor in the home that allows users to track things like air quality, water temperature, and light to get alerts when something is out of balance.

40

7 months ago

A group of businesses that want to do something fun together. They’re looking for: non-profits, non-profits with low overhead, non-profits in the Bay Area, and non-profits with a good story.

40

6 months ago

Resolves the age-old problem of when to quit a job for something new.

40

2 months ago

This startup is building a system of AI bots that can continuously monitor the health of internal systems and alert managers if something is out of the ordinary.

34

1 year ago

The company wants to build a way to monitor the behavior of AI and machine learning systems, as well as their performance. It wants to build an AI performance dashboard that can be used to monitor performance, alerting to users when something goes wrong.

32

7 months ago

Something that connects workers with jobs. The company says it has signed a partnership with Uber to help arrange Uber drivers and workers.

32

7 months ago

InstaPay is a payment company looking to do something a little less familiar. Instead of charging users a flat fee or percentage, InstaPay charges businesses a percentage of their purchase sales, so they can make money even when they’re buying things they don’t need.

31

8 days ago

This startup is building a concierge service for people who have a lot of contacts and would like something to delegate to every now and then.

29

3 days ago

A B2B company that allows companies to connect to their customers in real time on their own apps. It’s a paid service, and lets companies notify customers when they’ve done something wrong.

29

2 years ago

A startup that provides a service for people to create a course about something they’re an expert in and then sell that course to students

26

5 months ago

A tool for people to share aspects of their life with a trusted group of friends. The startup’s goal is to make it easier for people to ask for help when they don’t know how to do something: “When you’re in a situation that you don’t know how to handle, you can reach out to a group of friends who are there to help you,” they say.

22

1 month ago

A startup that sends live alerts to your phone, sending you push notifications when something happens with your account and letting you know if bank transfers are going through.

20

3 months ago

They want to make personalized recommendations based on the consumer’s “patterns of behavior.” The idea is that you can use this to make better purchasing and service choices, like learning why you always get the same brand of coffee each morning and getting them to send you something else.

17

4 days ago

A search engine, built on the idea that “if you can put a price on something, you can put a price on everything.”

15

12 hours ago

Civic is a startup that wants to create a digital identity system for a digital world. It’s building a system that helps people build a meaningful digital identity, something that can be verified and trusted. The startup is working with the US military, the US Department of Housing, and the US Department of Veterans Affairs.

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2 years ago

A startup that provides a service where you can hire someone to do something for you, and they get paid only if they successfully complete the task

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2 years ago

A startup that provides a service where people can get a discount if they buy something you bought and you share a discount with them

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2 years ago

A startup that is a repository of 30-second video clips that you can use for inspiration or to help you remember how to do something

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2 years ago

Idea: A startup that provides a better way for companies to manage their sales team’s calendars The startup hopes to replace the traditional calendar with something that is more flexible

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2 years ago

Idea: A startup that helps SMBs in the UK manage their payments. The startup wants to go beyond Stripe and Paypal into something more similar to Xero for SMBs.

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Something Startup Ideas

A startup that provides a service where people can pay a professional to do something for them that they are procrastinating on

A dating app for people who want to have casual sex, focused on avoiding pressure from other users. The app is meant to be a safe place for people who want to do something that’s not going to last.

A startup that provides a service where people can pay to have a phone call with someone who has been through something similar in their life

A new startup that wants to build a “super-headset” with a built-in Spotify subscription. The headset will be a hit with music fans who want to buy the current, highly-rated Apple Beats headphones but want something a bit more fashionable and portable.

A web-based dashboard for financial advisors to access real-time data and get instant notifications when something is wrong.

A company looking to do something similar for movies, using machine learning to identify patterns in images.

A startup that helps people who are too picky about other people's apartments to find something that they like

Something similar to Apple Music for Spotify, but for podcasts.

A DIY platform for home repairs, from painting to drywall installation to building a deck. The company wants to make it as simple as possible to have something built and out the door.

A startup that allows you to take a photo of something and get a price estimate for it.

The company is building something called “Zero-Effort”, which allows you to get a lot of stuff done at once without actually doing anything. When you get the app, you get a list of tasks that have been done for you.

A company that will help you “re-purpose your technology,” where you can take old tech and either sell it to someone else, or build something new out of it.

It’s not uncommon for someone to wake up with a hangover, but it’s often a hassle to find something to drink that doesn’t taste gross. The startup wants to make sure there is always a drinkable alternative to the morning-after-party staple, water.

A system that lets people take pictures of their clothing and upload the images to a database for tailoring. When a customer goes to buy something, the system compares the images to the existing inventory to recommend what’s closest to what they’re looking for.

A startup that sells high-quality, locally made clothes for men who want something more stylish than what you can find at Old Navy

Building a tool to help publicly traded companies file for an IPO faster, something that’s typically a multi-year process with multiple roadblocks.

A company that says it is building an “ideal testing environment”, something that could replace the traditional lab environment.

A product that helps users plan their grocery trips without the use of a computer. It’s designed to help walk people through their selections and make sure they don’t forget to pick up something they need.

How do you do something as simple as creating an online resume

A home security company that has a phone app that allows users to monitor their house and get notifications if something happens.

A plan to build a messaging app that’ll be a hybrid of Slack and WhatsApp. The founders say that messaging apps are the fastest growing apps in the world, and that they want to create something that’s better than both.

Something for artists to show off their work.

A startup that is building a platform to help book travel in a new way — instead of searching for flights and hotels, you’ll search for experiences. The startup is partnering with hotels, attractions, and others to build a better experience for travelers looking to do something unique.

An AI-powered product that helps you determine whether you’re likely to succeed at something, like getting into a top university.

A startup that’s building a platform that’ll enable you to give a speech, or even just share your thoughts with the world, without ever having to write something down.

A home security startup that is working on developing a system that would let you know when something’s wrong.

A turbo charger for commercial vehicles. The startup makes energy efficient chargers for trucks and vans, which it says is at a disadvantage because truckers don’t want to “waste” money on something that’s unnecessary.

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

A startup that helps a network of local non-profits collaborate. It aims to make it easier to organize a group of people to do something in the city.

A company that creates a way to guarantee the accuracy of DNA test results. Protein-based and licensed from the UK’s University of Oxford, it’s meant to eliminate the chances of doing something wrong and the possibility of someone misinforming you.

“In order to be successful as a startup, you need to do three things,” says Naveen Selvadurai. “First, start with a good idea. Second, you need to build something that people want. And third, you need to build something fast.”

The idea is to create a credit system for global trade, where a buyer in the US wants to purchase something from supplier in China. It’s a way for global businesses to manage the complexities of international trade.

A content management system that enables small businesses to use their own custom backend. It’s a simpler way for small businesses to run their sites, and is also a cheaper alternative to using something like WordPress.

A father-son team of developers who want to do something big with technology and education. They launched a free website for K-12 students to learn about programming.

A startup that is building an IoT-based sensor in the home that allows users to track things like air quality, water temperature, and light to get alerts when something is out of balance.

A group of businesses that want to do something fun together. They’re looking for: non-profits, non-profits with low overhead, non-profits in the Bay Area, and non-profits with a good story.

Resolves the age-old problem of when to quit a job for something new.

This startup is building a system of AI bots that can continuously monitor the health of internal systems and alert managers if something is out of the ordinary.

The company wants to build a way to monitor the behavior of AI and machine learning systems, as well as their performance. It wants to build an AI performance dashboard that can be used to monitor performance, alerting to users when something goes wrong.

Something that connects workers with jobs. The company says it has signed a partnership with Uber to help arrange Uber drivers and workers.

InstaPay is a payment company looking to do something a little less familiar. Instead of charging users a flat fee or percentage, InstaPay charges businesses a percentage of their purchase sales, so they can make money even when they’re buying things they don’t need.

This startup is building a concierge service for people who have a lot of contacts and would like something to delegate to every now and then.

A B2B company that allows companies to connect to their customers in real time on their own apps. It’s a paid service, and lets companies notify customers when they’ve done something wrong.

A startup that provides a service for people to create a course about something they’re an expert in and then sell that course to students

A startup that sends live alerts to your phone, sending you push notifications when something happens with your account and letting you know if bank transfers are going through.

They want to make personalized recommendations based on the consumer’s “patterns of behavior.” The idea is that you can use this to make better purchasing and service choices, like learning why you always get the same brand of coffee each morning and getting them to send you something else.

A search engine, built on the idea that “if you can put a price on something, you can put a price on everything.”

A startup that provides a service where you can hire someone to do something for you, and they get paid only if they successfully complete the task

A startup that provides a service where people can get a discount if they buy something you bought and you share a discount with them

A startup that is a repository of 30-second video clips that you can use for inspiration or to help you remember how to do something

Idea: A startup that provides a better way for companies to manage their sales team’s calendars The startup hopes to replace the traditional calendar with something that is more flexible

Idea: A startup that helps SMBs in the UK manage their payments. The startup wants to go beyond Stripe and Paypal into something more similar to Xero for SMBs.