Sound Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A platform that lets people make their own videos using their voice, and works with a library of stock images and sound effects. The app is for anyone interested in making their own video clips without knowing how to edit video.

207

2 years ago

A startup that gives musicians and artists the tools they need to generate and sell music, sound effects, music videos, and interactive experiences.

204

2 years ago

A startup that is building a way to measure how well your music sounds in the club.

188

3 years ago

Idea: A tool for helping people improve their sleep. The startup provides a mattress with embedded sensors that can track movement and sound, letting users track data about their sleep.

176

2 years ago

An AI-powered product that converts music into a format that sounds good on all of your devices.

153

3 years ago

A startup that allows people to build their own virtual reality spaces, with custom lighting, sounds, and music.

139

3 years ago

A platform for aggregating and selling data from consumer-facing apps. The startup has raised $20 million to date, and has partnerships with companies like Tastemade, Twitter, Spotify, and Soundcloud.

137

3 years ago

A startup which allows users to create their own apps for their pets. Users can add photos, videos, and GPS locations, and can set up various types of alerts, including sounds, actions, and location-based messaging.

136

3 years ago

A platform that lets families, friends, and neighbors connect, find, and support each other for their mental health issues, using a big data approach to help the right people at the right time. Through its platform, Bensound plans to provide a virtual space where people can post their symptoms, get support, and connect with each other. The platform reaps the insights provided by the data from all the posts to offer people with mental health issues the most personalized, accurate diagnosis possible.

135

1 year ago

The startup makes a smart eye mask with a bluetooth connection to your phone. The startup says “the only thing that can disrupt your sleep is the sound of your phone ringing.”

135

3 years ago

A text-to-speech service for the blind that uses the Amazon Echo to convert written words to audio. WordBlind uses a technology called "on-the-fly" speech synthesis to convert text to audio that sounds like the original.

133

3 years ago

A software company that helps creative teams work faster by way of music and sound design.

129

3 years ago

A company that makes earbuds made with medical-grade silicone with no wires for more sensitive ears and better sound quality.

129

3 years ago

A new way for consumers to buy music and pay directly to artists. Sounding is a new way for fans to directly support artists they like with a “tip”, or a donation, that goes directly to the artist.

128

3 months ago

A LBS product meant to help blind people navigate the world, and has more than 50,000 users. It’s a smartphone app that uses audio changes of traffic sounds to detect obstacles ahead and helps guide users to their destination.

127

1 year ago

What sounds like a feedback app for designers, but it’s actually an app that helps people manage the paper work involved in starting a business.

121

2 years ago

Launching a tool that helps you create and edit sounds for apps in a “real-time” way

120

2 years ago

An intelligent recording studio that learns how to record different types of sounds and how to best capture them.

113

2 years ago

An AI-based solution to make your resume and cover letter look and sound like you.

93

2 years ago

A digital assistant that helps recruiters and hiring managers find and manage top talent. The startup is backed by Sound Ventures, the venture capital arm of Pandora, and is led by former Googler and Facebook executive David Fischer.

88

2 years ago

The startup will deliver custom-made soundtracks to the home, so you can listen to it in your own car, or at work.

86

2 years ago

A tool for creators of videos, photographers, musicians, etc. to upload their work to various platforms, like YouTube, Vimeo, SoundCloud, etc. and sell it directly without having to deal with intermediaries like Facebook or Google.

86

3 years ago

Music-streaming service for small independent bands and musicians. The startup is looking to be a competitor to sites like Pandora, but with a more customizable sound. It’s currently in beta.

83

1 year ago

A startup that takes a photo of a specific scene and then records the sounds and plays them back to the user to recreate the experience.

83

2 years ago

Feeding your dog food that’s nutritionally sound, but it doesn’t look like dog food.

82

1 year ago

A tool to record your phone’s audio, transforming it into a human voice recording with natural-sounding intonation.

76

1 year ago

A startup that makes a sex toy that vibrates to the sound of your heartbeat.

72

1 year ago

A startup that guarantees that every customer that walks in the door is spoken to by a human. Does this solve a real problem, or just create a job that no one wants It certainly sounds like an absurdly good idea, which is why we’re giving it the “idea” tag.

70

2 years ago

A smart suit that monitors a cyclist’s body and sounds an alert if the cyclist is having a heart attack. Geekster’s founders say that it’s a much cheaper alternative to an electrocardiogram, and only takes a few seconds to measure a person’s heart rate.

69

2 years ago

A company making a smartphone app that can make you sound like a bullfrog

68

1 year ago

A tool for building media apps that uses the power of machine learning to find the best stock photos and audio clips. It’s a spinoff of the startup that develops the core infrastructure for sites like Pinterest, SoundCloud and Twitter.

67

2 years ago

The startup wants to help you take better pictures and videos and save them in a single place. It’s called SoundSnap and it’s basically a mobile app that turns any camera into a video recorder.

65

1 year ago

A startup that helps music producers create custom soundtracks for commercials and television.

65

1 year ago

A company that uses machine learning to analyze the content of a person’s voice to figure out how they sound and what they’re saying. The company says that it can help companies improve customer service by understanding the context of a call and tailoring the appropriate response.

63

1 year ago

A tool to help with product management by allowing you to reuse assets, or “sketches”. One example the company gives is an ultrasound sketch of a fetus that can be turned into a 3d model to be used as a marketing collage.

62

1 year ago

Tech startup X-Ray Vision is building a smart home security system that uses AI to identify security risks, including things like motion and sound, and send alerts to homeowners. It’s currently in beta testing in New York City and San Francisco.

61

1 year ago

A software platform that helps people create and manage the soundtrack to their life. The software allows you to search and dig through your collection of tunes, create playlists, and categorize them.

49

1 year ago

A startup that brings the benefits of a “quiet studio” to people who live in buildings that aren’t as soundproofed. The company’s co-founder, who was previously a producer for The BBC, says he uses the studio for “super-advanced brain science and psychology research”.

48

1 year ago

This startup is building a way to tag anything, from a sound clip to a picture, with a time-and-date stamp.

48

1 year ago

The startup is building a product that helps users experience their music in a way that’s more similar to how music is experienced in real life. It’s a 360-degree surround sound speaker for headphones that connects to a phone via Bluetooth.

46

1 year ago

A startup that aims to bring retail and commerce to the masses by making the user experience designed with sight and sound in mind. The startup is working towards building a retail experience that’s designed to be more immediate and immersive than the stuff we’re used to today.

42

1 year ago

A mobile app and web platform to help people mix and organize sounds across their libraries.

41

8 months ago

A startup that maps the live performance of a band, from the sound to the lighting, allowing fans to see how the band is performing in real-time.

40

7 months ago

A system letting people keep track of the calls on their phone even when the phone is turned off, using the phone’s microphone to record ambient sound to create a virtual ‘call log’ that can be searched, searched, and searched.

38

6 months ago

A company that makes a device that allows consumers to create a “sound-driven animation” of their own song or music.

36

3 years ago

Idea: A startup for small businesses looking to work with contractors. The startup helps make sure there’s a legal structure that’s sound and protects both parties.

32

6 months ago

A platform that allows users to make their music available to stream in-app to Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, and other services.

32

19 days ago

A product to help people get a higher-quality sound from their cell phones without the need to buy expensive accessories.

32

4 months ago

A startup that crowdsources sound effects to help filmmakers create realistic audio for their projects.

31

7 months ago

A startup that builds and sells speakers based on your phone’s specs, predicting how loud the sound will be.

27

5 months ago

A voice-activated assistant that responds to natural language. “It’s like Alexa, but it sounds like a person,” says the founder.

27

1 month ago

A provider of smart-home devices in China that uses artificial intelligence to automatically detect motion and sound in the home, and send alerts to users.

26

3 months ago

A startup that wants to allow you to create your own augmented reality experience. It’s a sort of digital drawing app, but with a twist — it allows you to make a 3D object with a digital version of yourself, and then add interactive elements, like touchscreens, lights, and sounds.

24

3 years ago

Idea: Music creators can now use a new app called Soundmine to create songs using a variety of beats in a range of genres. Users can switch up the instruments and change the tempo or pitch, and add vocals, lyrics, and a melody.

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3 years ago

Generate a “voiceprint” of a voice and use it to train a remote worker to sound like someone else

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Sound Startup Ideas

A platform that lets people make their own videos using their voice, and works with a library of stock images and sound effects. The app is for anyone interested in making their own video clips without knowing how to edit video.

A startup that gives musicians and artists the tools they need to generate and sell music, sound effects, music videos, and interactive experiences.

A startup that is building a way to measure how well your music sounds in the club.

Idea: A tool for helping people improve their sleep. The startup provides a mattress with embedded sensors that can track movement and sound, letting users track data about their sleep.

An AI-powered product that converts music into a format that sounds good on all of your devices.

A startup that allows people to build their own virtual reality spaces, with custom lighting, sounds, and music.

A platform for aggregating and selling data from consumer-facing apps. The startup has raised $20 million to date, and has partnerships with companies like Tastemade, Twitter, Spotify, and Soundcloud.

A startup which allows users to create their own apps for their pets. Users can add photos, videos, and GPS locations, and can set up various types of alerts, including sounds, actions, and location-based messaging.

The startup makes a smart eye mask with a bluetooth connection to your phone. The startup says “the only thing that can disrupt your sleep is the sound of your phone ringing.”

A text-to-speech service for the blind that uses the Amazon Echo to convert written words to audio. WordBlind uses a technology called "on-the-fly" speech synthesis to convert text to audio that sounds like the original.

A software company that helps creative teams work faster by way of music and sound design.

A company that makes earbuds made with medical-grade silicone with no wires for more sensitive ears and better sound quality.

A new way for consumers to buy music and pay directly to artists. Sounding is a new way for fans to directly support artists they like with a “tip”, or a donation, that goes directly to the artist.

A LBS product meant to help blind people navigate the world, and has more than 50,000 users. It’s a smartphone app that uses audio changes of traffic sounds to detect obstacles ahead and helps guide users to their destination.

What sounds like a feedback app for designers, but it’s actually an app that helps people manage the paper work involved in starting a business.

Launching a tool that helps you create and edit sounds for apps in a “real-time” way

An intelligent recording studio that learns how to record different types of sounds and how to best capture them.

An AI-based solution to make your resume and cover letter look and sound like you.

A digital assistant that helps recruiters and hiring managers find and manage top talent. The startup is backed by Sound Ventures, the venture capital arm of Pandora, and is led by former Googler and Facebook executive David Fischer.

The startup will deliver custom-made soundtracks to the home, so you can listen to it in your own car, or at work.

A tool for creators of videos, photographers, musicians, etc. to upload their work to various platforms, like YouTube, Vimeo, SoundCloud, etc. and sell it directly without having to deal with intermediaries like Facebook or Google.

Music-streaming service for small independent bands and musicians. The startup is looking to be a competitor to sites like Pandora, but with a more customizable sound. It’s currently in beta.

A startup that takes a photo of a specific scene and then records the sounds and plays them back to the user to recreate the experience.

Feeding your dog food that’s nutritionally sound, but it doesn’t look like dog food.

A tool to record your phone’s audio, transforming it into a human voice recording with natural-sounding intonation.

A startup that makes a sex toy that vibrates to the sound of your heartbeat.

A startup that guarantees that every customer that walks in the door is spoken to by a human. Does this solve a real problem, or just create a job that no one wants It certainly sounds like an absurdly good idea, which is why we’re giving it the “idea” tag.

A smart suit that monitors a cyclist’s body and sounds an alert if the cyclist is having a heart attack. Geekster’s founders say that it’s a much cheaper alternative to an electrocardiogram, and only takes a few seconds to measure a person’s heart rate.

A company making a smartphone app that can make you sound like a bullfrog

A tool for building media apps that uses the power of machine learning to find the best stock photos and audio clips. It’s a spinoff of the startup that develops the core infrastructure for sites like Pinterest, SoundCloud and Twitter.

The startup wants to help you take better pictures and videos and save them in a single place. It’s called SoundSnap and it’s basically a mobile app that turns any camera into a video recorder.

A startup that helps music producers create custom soundtracks for commercials and television.

A company that uses machine learning to analyze the content of a person’s voice to figure out how they sound and what they’re saying. The company says that it can help companies improve customer service by understanding the context of a call and tailoring the appropriate response.

A tool to help with product management by allowing you to reuse assets, or “sketches”. One example the company gives is an ultrasound sketch of a fetus that can be turned into a 3d model to be used as a marketing collage.

Tech startup X-Ray Vision is building a smart home security system that uses AI to identify security risks, including things like motion and sound, and send alerts to homeowners. It’s currently in beta testing in New York City and San Francisco.

A software platform that helps people create and manage the soundtrack to their life. The software allows you to search and dig through your collection of tunes, create playlists, and categorize them.

A startup that brings the benefits of a “quiet studio” to people who live in buildings that aren’t as soundproofed. The company’s co-founder, who was previously a producer for The BBC, says he uses the studio for “super-advanced brain science and psychology research”.

This startup is building a way to tag anything, from a sound clip to a picture, with a time-and-date stamp.

The startup is building a product that helps users experience their music in a way that’s more similar to how music is experienced in real life. It’s a 360-degree surround sound speaker for headphones that connects to a phone via Bluetooth.

A startup that aims to bring retail and commerce to the masses by making the user experience designed with sight and sound in mind. The startup is working towards building a retail experience that’s designed to be more immediate and immersive than the stuff we’re used to today.

A mobile app and web platform to help people mix and organize sounds across their libraries.

A startup that maps the live performance of a band, from the sound to the lighting, allowing fans to see how the band is performing in real-time.

A system letting people keep track of the calls on their phone even when the phone is turned off, using the phone’s microphone to record ambient sound to create a virtual ‘call log’ that can be searched, searched, and searched.

A company that makes a device that allows consumers to create a “sound-driven animation” of their own song or music.

Idea: A startup for small businesses looking to work with contractors. The startup helps make sure there’s a legal structure that’s sound and protects both parties.

A platform that allows users to make their music available to stream in-app to Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, and other services.

A product to help people get a higher-quality sound from their cell phones without the need to buy expensive accessories.

A startup that crowdsources sound effects to help filmmakers create realistic audio for their projects.

A startup that builds and sells speakers based on your phone’s specs, predicting how loud the sound will be.

A voice-activated assistant that responds to natural language. “It’s like Alexa, but it sounds like a person,” says the founder.

A provider of smart-home devices in China that uses artificial intelligence to automatically detect motion and sound in the home, and send alerts to users.

A startup that wants to allow you to create your own augmented reality experience. It’s a sort of digital drawing app, but with a twist — it allows you to make a 3D object with a digital version of yourself, and then add interactive elements, like touchscreens, lights, and sounds.

Idea: Music creators can now use a new app called Soundmine to create songs using a variety of beats in a range of genres. Users can switch up the instruments and change the tempo or pitch, and add vocals, lyrics, and a melody.

Generate a “voiceprint” of a voice and use it to train a remote worker to sound like someone else