Standard Startup Ideas

1 year ago

A new way to buy and sell food on-demand from a mobile app, with tight delivery and food safety standards.

659

2 years ago

A cloud-based application that helps companies manage compliance and legal standards.

242

2 years ago

A hospitality company that provides standardized guest rooms in a hotel, either customized to the needs of a customer or a group of customers.

229

2 years ago

A company that wants to automate the process of converting a crypto wallet into a standard bank account over the phone.

170

3 years ago

Helps med school students track their performance in school, at their hospital, and on standardized exams.

168

2 years ago

An open source, open culture distributed ledger platform for distributed apps. The company wants to create a standard for the distributed web.

167

1 year ago

An Ethereum-based security platform for ICOs and tokens. The company wants to help ICOs avoid some of the pitfalls of launching an ICO, like bad project management, and establish a standard for token security.

161

3 years ago

A startup that is making a set of protocols to standardize how to build smart contracts

148

3 years ago

Digix wants to create a gold standard for digital currencies, with the goal of making a digital currency that can be stored and transferred digitally. The company wants to create a way for buyers, sellers, and investors to exchange digital currencies and reap the benefits of a global digital currency.

147

1 year ago

A platform to help companies manage and track their safety and security needs, which can include everything from fire safety to accessibility standards.

147

2 years ago

How do you make a standard 100ml bottle that’s easy to use and store without things falling over

141

3 years ago

What happens when you start going to boring networking events A startup that sells tickets to events in a non-standard format, taking the pain out of organizing and selling tickets.

137

1 year ago

A startup that brings a standard interface to managing a marketing agency.

137

3 years ago

A startup that lets users upload, preview and purchase a pre-made selection of stock photos from thousands of professional photographers and stock photo agencies. Users can save money by purchasing images from photographers at lower than standard rates, and then have them professionally curated by the company.

136

3 years ago

A way for teachers to track and analyze student performance, which they hope will eventually become a standard curriculum in schools.

131

3 years ago

Similar to the standard credit card processing business, but with a more tailored product. The startup has a subscription model, and aims to break down the barriers to entry for smaller businesses.

131

3 years ago

This is an alternative to the standard subscription model for software. Instead of buying software and only using it, it allows companies to buy access to the software for a set number of uses over a year, and then the software is deactivated once the period is up.

128

3 years ago

A platform that helps businesses optimize their supply chain by helping them to analyze data in real-time and identify opportunities for growth. They charge a standard rate of $150 per month per company.

126

3 years ago

A company that wants to provide a library of standard web pages for organizations to replace their custom websites with.

124

3 years ago

A company that aims to be the standard for GDPR compliance.

114

3 years ago

A startup that is building a digital platform for the ERC-20 token standard

114

3 years ago

A software company that makes it easier for restaurants to track standard operating procedures and create a standard operating procedure manual. The platform is currently in use by 25% of all restaurants in the US.

111

3 years ago

A startup that wants to replace the standard “credit score” with a better, more holistic one.

110

3 years ago

A platform for building connected home products with a focus on security and automation. The startup aims to compete with existing standards like Thread and Nest that can manage connected devices.

109

3 years ago

A startup that lets you issue your own token that can be used to grow a business or pay for a service. It’s based on the ERC20 token standard.

106

1 year ago

https://www.business-standard.com/article/companies/7-indian-startup-companies-to-watch-this-year-117028000731_1.html

102

2 years ago

A group of founders from NYC, San Francisco and Mumbai came together to solve the challenge of securing data in the cloud. The startup provides a way to encrypt and decrypt files and data in the cloud that’s compliant with HIPAA and GDPR standards.

98

2 years ago

A project to help health care professionals gain experience with industry standard health IT tools.

95

2 years ago

A way to get around the “proprietary” nature of most software for companies with multiple vendors. A way for companies to create standard versions of their software that they can then sell, with a multi-vendor infrastructure that can easily transition between platforms.

93

1 year ago

A platform for building your own smart contracts, powered by Ethereum and the ERC20 token standard.

89

2 years ago

A company that provides a way to manage and standardize your to-do lists across different tools.

87

11 months ago

A company that wants to aggregate and standardize data on the world’s diamonds, and help people buy the diamond they love.

82

2 years ago

Posh is a visual voicemail company that wants to make it easier for businesses to switch from standard phone voicemail to the sort of automated visual system that helps you manage your schedule. The company is building a platform that can be integrated into any number of systems.

80

9 months ago

A startup that lets users pay merchants via PayPal without going through the standard merchant verification process. The startup has partnered with over 50 companies, including BuildDirect and Shopify.

80

1 year ago

A tool to allow companies to test different logo setups and brand standards before they spend on big re-brands.

79

1 year ago

One-on-one tutoring for Indian school kids for standardized tests. The startup has a $3,000 monthly price point for up to five students, and it plans to expand to other markets in the next year.

78

1 year ago

This is a digital delivery system for medical cannabis that wants to provide standardized strains, value-added services, and high-quality delivery across the country.

76

11 months ago

A startup that makes it easy for developers to test HTML and CSS in real time, without having to re-install and re-configure their web dev tools. The service is entirely browser based, and is the product of two former Google employees who were frustrated by their experience with the standard HTML5 build process.

76

10 months ago

A startup that wants to digitize and standardize the process of measuring and optimizing ESS.

74

2 years ago

A platform that helps real estate agents standardize their paperwork, build their own marketing materials, and connect with buyers.

73

1 year ago

A white label platform for managing customer information, allowing various types of merchants to offer customer services in a standardized way.

73

1 year ago

A machine learning platform that can predict cancer in the pancreas better than the current gold standard.

72

2 years ago

A startup that wants to build a digital platform to help marketers make their ads more effective. The startup wants to make their platform the industry standard for delivering video ads.

70

2 years ago

Building an alternative to the standard ERP software package for small business, one that is faster, cheaper, and easier to use.

70

2 years ago

The startup wants to make it easier for small businesses to receive financing. It’s a mobile lending platform, using the same algorithms as big banks, but with lower interest rates and higher standards for creditworthiness.

70

1 year ago

A tool that helps restaurants plan and manage their catering. It’s an alternative to the standard big-box caterer, which requires a big investment and a lot of custom work.

68

2 years ago

The company’s idea is to create a service that helps re-integrate people with mental illnesses into the workforce. The app employs standard HR practices, but is customized for people with mental illness, offering support in the form of a personal guide for each person.

67

2 years ago

A company that helps auto dealers build a better online store on top of a standard eCommerce platform.

67

1 year ago

A camera that can take 360-degree video. You stick it to your phone and the camera spins around to take standard video and photographs.

67

2 years ago

A help desk and service management tool for users of the internet of things. The startup is building its service management tool on top of Xively, the IoT standards and toolset that drives a variety of connected products.

66

1 year ago

A company building a digital camera, with a focus on hobbyists, that can be used as a webcam, a standard zoom camera, or a security camera.

66

1 year ago

This company aims to be the first in the world to use blockchain (in their case the Stellar blockchain) to create a new gold standard for data integrity and security.

65

2 years ago

We’re used to hearing about billion dollar startups, but none are aiming to create a unique operating system to process data like this one. A startup that wants to entirely re-invent industry standards and create a new “standard” for data-driven industries like the medical industry.

62

1 year ago

The app takes standard paper forms and turns it into a digital document that can be shared with others. The platform allows participants to fill in the information they need and share it with others.

60

2 years ago

A company that helps companies bring their energy usage into line with energy efficiency standards. The startup wants to be the company to help companies comply with the new Energy Efficiency Regulations for Buildings (EEB) in the UK.

59

1 year ago

A SaaS provider that allows users to stream live video and chat with people over video, using standard messaging services like WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, WeChat, Skype.

59

2 years ago

A tool that lets people create “standard contracts”, which require the same information from parties. This way, people don’t have to go back and forth with different versions of contract language.

57

9 months ago

This is a subscription-based content platform for web developers. The company claims that their content is the “best in class” for developers and is available at no extra cost for developers with “standard” subscriptions.

57

8 months ago

The company is building a tool that helps schools track their individual student’s progress rather than relying on standardized test scores.

56

10 months ago

A machine learning platform that help computers detect patterns in images. It’s already being used by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

54

2 years ago

A web-based platform for managing a fleet of self-driving vehicles, integrating with all the major systems including Waymo, Uber, and Tesla. The startup’s platform is built on the open source OBD2 standard and uses the same kinds of sensors as Tesla's Autopilot.

53

1 year ago

Gaps in the online education market that exists between small business and the government. The startup is working on developing a course that meets the needs of small business, and is working on a solution that ensures course completion in a standard time frame.

53

1 year ago

A B2B company that will let partners buy customized “cotton candy”-like candy for their clients. The cotton candy is made from the same ingredients as a standard candy, but with a variety of colors and flavors.

53

1 year ago

A new take on social media for Millennials: streamlining the process of reporting content that is offensive, abusive, or otherwise violates your community standards.

53

8 months ago

A startup that helps teachers prepare for standardized tests. It’s particularly useful for those in rural schools, where teachers have to travel long distances to get to their classrooms.

52

11 months ago

A platform that creates personalized video training for students, with video-based assessments that help students study for standardized exams.

50

1 year ago

Flap is a new way to add non-standard formatting to images on the web, by adding a double exposure effect to photos. Flap is attempting to take on the trend of adding effects to photos, with a single source for all the possibilities.

49

3 years ago

Idea: A non-profit that aims to create a decentralized, open-source standard for blockchain identity

46

1 year ago

The startup is building a new standard for what an API is. The company gathers data from over 20 APIs, then organizes it into a single, self-contained API.

45

9 months ago

A free, unlimited, ad-free way to publish a blog in a standard HTML format, using an open source blogging platform.

44

9 months ago

A startup that allows school districts to book standardized testing, adding more time slots that more students can take.

41

1 year ago

A data analytics company that looks to make it easier for companies to manage their disputes. The platform aggregates data on existing claims and disputes, standardizes data for employees, and then allows them to submit disputes to the right department.

36

5 months ago

A “smart” lock that can be controlled by a smartphone app. The startup says the lock can be connected to any standard deadbolt, and works with most smart home devices, including Nest, and Philips Hue. The lock is priced at $250.

26

3 years ago

Idea: A startup that wants to bring the same kind of advertising tools that have become standard for desktop to mobile, and allow marketers to bid and test ads in real time

23

3 years ago

Idea: A startup that’s building a software platform for on-demand logistics, for things like food delivery, urban farming, and other forms of non-standard courier services.

23

5 months ago

A web-centric version of a standard business card.

15

1 month ago

A standard for advertising that allows advertisers to buy video ads that run in real-time.

15

1 month ago

A company that helps businesses track their employees’ performance and get performance reviews up to human resources standards. The startup helps companies evaluate employee absences and work time, and offers HR departments analytics and reporting.

13

1 month ago

A startup that creates a more standardized system for machine vision testing that allows a machine to test a product without needing to be programmed to do so.

13

1 month ago

A structured data and API-first CMS for websites. The startup’s founder grew up in the web development world but often found himself frustrated by the limitations of the standard CMSes out there.

12

14 days ago

The startup promises to use machine learning to shed light on the mysterious dark matter that has been missing from the Standard Model.

12

3 years ago

A tool for helping companies manage their vendor information on their website. The tool creates a standardized list of vendors and allows employees to update it as necessary.

10

12 days ago

A delivery service for groceries in Canada that has the ability to go to your house (as opposed to the standard UPS or FedEx). Instead of a driver, a delivery person comes to your door, takes your order, and leaves.

7

3 years ago

Idea: A startup that automates the process of making a 3D scan of a person using just a smartphone and a standard webcam.

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Standard Startup Ideas

A new way to buy and sell food on-demand from a mobile app, with tight delivery and food safety standards.

A cloud-based application that helps companies manage compliance and legal standards.

A hospitality company that provides standardized guest rooms in a hotel, either customized to the needs of a customer or a group of customers.

A company that wants to automate the process of converting a crypto wallet into a standard bank account over the phone.

Helps med school students track their performance in school, at their hospital, and on standardized exams.

An open source, open culture distributed ledger platform for distributed apps. The company wants to create a standard for the distributed web.

An Ethereum-based security platform for ICOs and tokens. The company wants to help ICOs avoid some of the pitfalls of launching an ICO, like bad project management, and establish a standard for token security.

A startup that is making a set of protocols to standardize how to build smart contracts

A platform to help companies manage and track their safety and security needs, which can include everything from fire safety to accessibility standards.

How do you make a standard 100ml bottle that’s easy to use and store without things falling over

What happens when you start going to boring networking events A startup that sells tickets to events in a non-standard format, taking the pain out of organizing and selling tickets.

A startup that brings a standard interface to managing a marketing agency.

A way for teachers to track and analyze student performance, which they hope will eventually become a standard curriculum in schools.

Similar to the standard credit card processing business, but with a more tailored product. The startup has a subscription model, and aims to break down the barriers to entry for smaller businesses.

This is an alternative to the standard subscription model for software. Instead of buying software and only using it, it allows companies to buy access to the software for a set number of uses over a year, and then the software is deactivated once the period is up.

A platform that helps businesses optimize their supply chain by helping them to analyze data in real-time and identify opportunities for growth. They charge a standard rate of $150 per month per company.

A company that wants to provide a library of standard web pages for organizations to replace their custom websites with.

A company that aims to be the standard for GDPR compliance.

A startup that is building a digital platform for the ERC-20 token standard

A software company that makes it easier for restaurants to track standard operating procedures and create a standard operating procedure manual. The platform is currently in use by 25% of all restaurants in the US.

A startup that wants to replace the standard “credit score” with a better, more holistic one.

A platform for building connected home products with a focus on security and automation. The startup aims to compete with existing standards like Thread and Nest that can manage connected devices.

A startup that lets you issue your own token that can be used to grow a business or pay for a service. It’s based on the ERC20 token standard.

https://www.business-standard.com/article/companies/7-indian-startup-companies-to-watch-this-year-117028000731_1.html

A group of founders from NYC, San Francisco and Mumbai came together to solve the challenge of securing data in the cloud. The startup provides a way to encrypt and decrypt files and data in the cloud that’s compliant with HIPAA and GDPR standards.

A project to help health care professionals gain experience with industry standard health IT tools.

A way to get around the “proprietary” nature of most software for companies with multiple vendors. A way for companies to create standard versions of their software that they can then sell, with a multi-vendor infrastructure that can easily transition between platforms.

A platform for building your own smart contracts, powered by Ethereum and the ERC20 token standard.

A company that provides a way to manage and standardize your to-do lists across different tools.

A company that wants to aggregate and standardize data on the world’s diamonds, and help people buy the diamond they love.

Posh is a visual voicemail company that wants to make it easier for businesses to switch from standard phone voicemail to the sort of automated visual system that helps you manage your schedule. The company is building a platform that can be integrated into any number of systems.

A startup that lets users pay merchants via PayPal without going through the standard merchant verification process. The startup has partnered with over 50 companies, including BuildDirect and Shopify.

A tool to allow companies to test different logo setups and brand standards before they spend on big re-brands.

One-on-one tutoring for Indian school kids for standardized tests. The startup has a $3,000 monthly price point for up to five students, and it plans to expand to other markets in the next year.

This is a digital delivery system for medical cannabis that wants to provide standardized strains, value-added services, and high-quality delivery across the country.

A startup that wants to digitize and standardize the process of measuring and optimizing ESS.

A platform that helps real estate agents standardize their paperwork, build their own marketing materials, and connect with buyers.

A white label platform for managing customer information, allowing various types of merchants to offer customer services in a standardized way.

A machine learning platform that can predict cancer in the pancreas better than the current gold standard.

A startup that wants to build a digital platform to help marketers make their ads more effective. The startup wants to make their platform the industry standard for delivering video ads.

Building an alternative to the standard ERP software package for small business, one that is faster, cheaper, and easier to use.

The startup wants to make it easier for small businesses to receive financing. It’s a mobile lending platform, using the same algorithms as big banks, but with lower interest rates and higher standards for creditworthiness.

A tool that helps restaurants plan and manage their catering. It’s an alternative to the standard big-box caterer, which requires a big investment and a lot of custom work.

The company’s idea is to create a service that helps re-integrate people with mental illnesses into the workforce. The app employs standard HR practices, but is customized for people with mental illness, offering support in the form of a personal guide for each person.

A company that helps auto dealers build a better online store on top of a standard eCommerce platform.

A camera that can take 360-degree video. You stick it to your phone and the camera spins around to take standard video and photographs.

A help desk and service management tool for users of the internet of things. The startup is building its service management tool on top of Xively, the IoT standards and toolset that drives a variety of connected products.

A company building a digital camera, with a focus on hobbyists, that can be used as a webcam, a standard zoom camera, or a security camera.

This company aims to be the first in the world to use blockchain (in their case the Stellar blockchain) to create a new gold standard for data integrity and security.

We’re used to hearing about billion dollar startups, but none are aiming to create a unique operating system to process data like this one. A startup that wants to entirely re-invent industry standards and create a new “standard” for data-driven industries like the medical industry.

The app takes standard paper forms and turns it into a digital document that can be shared with others. The platform allows participants to fill in the information they need and share it with others.

A company that helps companies bring their energy usage into line with energy efficiency standards. The startup wants to be the company to help companies comply with the new Energy Efficiency Regulations for Buildings (EEB) in the UK.

A SaaS provider that allows users to stream live video and chat with people over video, using standard messaging services like WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, WeChat, Skype.

A tool that lets people create “standard contracts”, which require the same information from parties. This way, people don’t have to go back and forth with different versions of contract language.

This is a subscription-based content platform for web developers. The company claims that their content is the “best in class” for developers and is available at no extra cost for developers with “standard” subscriptions.

The company is building a tool that helps schools track their individual student’s progress rather than relying on standardized test scores.

A machine learning platform that help computers detect patterns in images. It’s already being used by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

A web-based platform for managing a fleet of self-driving vehicles, integrating with all the major systems including Waymo, Uber, and Tesla. The startup’s platform is built on the open source OBD2 standard and uses the same kinds of sensors as Tesla's Autopilot.

Gaps in the online education market that exists between small business and the government. The startup is working on developing a course that meets the needs of small business, and is working on a solution that ensures course completion in a standard time frame.

A B2B company that will let partners buy customized “cotton candy”-like candy for their clients. The cotton candy is made from the same ingredients as a standard candy, but with a variety of colors and flavors.

A new take on social media for Millennials: streamlining the process of reporting content that is offensive, abusive, or otherwise violates your community standards.

A startup that helps teachers prepare for standardized tests. It’s particularly useful for those in rural schools, where teachers have to travel long distances to get to their classrooms.

A platform that creates personalized video training for students, with video-based assessments that help students study for standardized exams.

Flap is a new way to add non-standard formatting to images on the web, by adding a double exposure effect to photos. Flap is attempting to take on the trend of adding effects to photos, with a single source for all the possibilities.

Idea: A non-profit that aims to create a decentralized, open-source standard for blockchain identity

The startup is building a new standard for what an API is. The company gathers data from over 20 APIs, then organizes it into a single, self-contained API.

A free, unlimited, ad-free way to publish a blog in a standard HTML format, using an open source blogging platform.

A startup that allows school districts to book standardized testing, adding more time slots that more students can take.

A data analytics company that looks to make it easier for companies to manage their disputes. The platform aggregates data on existing claims and disputes, standardizes data for employees, and then allows them to submit disputes to the right department.

A “smart” lock that can be controlled by a smartphone app. The startup says the lock can be connected to any standard deadbolt, and works with most smart home devices, including Nest, and Philips Hue. The lock is priced at $250.

Idea: A startup that wants to bring the same kind of advertising tools that have become standard for desktop to mobile, and allow marketers to bid and test ads in real time

Idea: A startup that’s building a software platform for on-demand logistics, for things like food delivery, urban farming, and other forms of non-standard courier services.

A web-centric version of a standard business card.

A standard for advertising that allows advertisers to buy video ads that run in real-time.

A company that helps businesses track their employees’ performance and get performance reviews up to human resources standards. The startup helps companies evaluate employee absences and work time, and offers HR departments analytics and reporting.

A startup that creates a more standardized system for machine vision testing that allows a machine to test a product without needing to be programmed to do so.

A structured data and API-first CMS for websites. The startup’s founder grew up in the web development world but often found himself frustrated by the limitations of the standard CMSes out there.