Study Startup Ideas

1 year ago

A way to help students study online with friends.

549

1 year ago

A startup that helps people find and sell used textbooks, especially for students studying for exams.

497

1 year ago

A platform for students to find study groups

160

2 years ago

An AI chatbot which answers questions on Quora, a question and answer site. It’s still early days for Quora’s bot, which answers around 1,000 questions a day on topics like “How to study” and “How to organize your life”.

149

2 years ago

A team from Stanford University’s Computer Science Department is building an app to help college students study and stay on track. The app is meant to help students learn by learning with others, while also helping the company recruit more students.

140

2 years ago

A startup for students that promises discounts on textbooks, access to free online content, study groups, and more.

139

2 years ago

A startup that helps you set up a study abroad or exchange program at a college in the US. The startup is currently focused on China and has a pending partnership with a college there.

137

2 years ago

A tool to help law students study for exams and employers find top graduates. The startup provides a platform for employers to post jobs and students to apply.

116

2 years ago

The startup wants to help students study in groups and learn from each other. It’s an app that makes it easy to create a study group.

111

2 years ago

A startup that’s looking to offer a service for patients with insomnia. The company wants to add sleep to the existing sleep study market that already exists.

107

2 years ago

A company that helps find and hire doctors in the United States to serve as mentors for American students studying abroad.

103

10 months ago

A company that wants to help college students find and connect with mentors in their field of study, to help them move forward in their career.

96

2 years ago

This startup is working to make it easier for people to find and buy insurance online. The startup is a relatively quick study that completed YC’s Startup School program in June.

86

1 year ago

A tool that helps you manage your courses and courses of study, along with the borrowing and loan information for each. It’s currently available on the web, but will be coming to iOS and Android.

84

1 year ago

A health insurance app which allows users to submit their medical claims and payment information with a couple of taps on their phone. The startup is a bit of an interesting case study for the healthcare sector. They launched in March and have over 1,000 customers already. They're profitable for the first time.

83

9 months ago

A platform for churches to create online bible study programs.

77

1 year ago

A startup that helps students who want to study abroad to find the right program and university.

71

11 months ago

Build a game that helps you visualize where you’re going on a road trip, using a case study of the most popular game in China.

65

1 year ago

An artificial intelligence program that gives tutors human-like feedback to help students study better.

64

1 year ago

A startup that wants to help students in the United Kingdom study abroad through a program that pairs them with a local student.

62

1 year ago

A platform for students to help each other study, with the beauty of the app being that it’s entirely transparent to the student.

60

1 year ago

A company that wants to give medical students the tools to study medicine.

59

11 months ago

A social platform for students, with a focus on safety. It helps students connect with teachers, is a safe space for students to ask questions, and helps them find tutors or study groups.

53

1 year ago

Y Combinator alum. Placed first at TechCrunch Disrupt New York. It’s an online education platform for people who don’t have time to study, but still want to learn.

52

1 year ago

A physical device for reading and studying in a low light environment. The startup has a physical device that helps you study in a low light environment.

51

11 months ago

A mobile app that helps people find the best deals on local goods, like groceries and coffee. It’s focused on food delivery and grocery delivery, with a case study showing higher sales for customers in areas served by the service.

50

8 months ago

A platform for tutors that helps students better understand how to study for tests by using AI-driven video reviews.

49

1 month ago

A new online community for college students. The founders want to help the over 6 million students who study in the US to stay connected.

49

10 months ago

A tool for finding and studying the origins of diseases and diseases and conditions.

45

10 months ago

A virtual assistant that helps you to “learn more and do more”. It uses machine learning to automatically generate study schedules that help you understand the material, and then adapts them to your progress.

40

1 year ago

Drawing on a UX study, the startup is building a tool for helping experimenters organize their research efforts.

39

1 year ago

A startup that matches students with mentors who are already in fields of study that interest them, as well as companies. The startup claims it is already helping 25,000 students find mentors, and has been featured in The New York Times and The Washington Post.

39

10 months ago

A digital platform that uses technology and data to help students study better, helping them make better decisions about what to study and when to study.

39

3 months ago

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

33

21 days ago

Known Medicine is building a tool to help doctors grow and study their own tumors. Known Medicine is using a disposable micro-tumor for testing, taking them out of the patient’s body and into the lab.

33

5 months ago

The startup, which launched in November 2015, is developing a search engine for the legal cannabis industry. It’s a market worth $10 billion, according to a study from ArcView.

28

4 months ago

According to a study done by the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), the Indian startup scene has over 8,000 startups, with over $10 billion in funding.

28

3 months ago

A platform for online learning through self-directed study.

26

5 months ago

A digital platform for university students to connect, organize, and share resources. The startup is looking to bring the digital revolution to universities, providing a place for students to meet, organize, learn, study, and connect.

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Study Startup Ideas

A way to help students study online with friends.

A startup that helps people find and sell used textbooks, especially for students studying for exams.

A platform for students to find study groups

An AI chatbot which answers questions on Quora, a question and answer site. It’s still early days for Quora’s bot, which answers around 1,000 questions a day on topics like “How to study” and “How to organize your life”.

A team from Stanford University’s Computer Science Department is building an app to help college students study and stay on track. The app is meant to help students learn by learning with others, while also helping the company recruit more students.

A startup for students that promises discounts on textbooks, access to free online content, study groups, and more.

A startup that helps you set up a study abroad or exchange program at a college in the US. The startup is currently focused on China and has a pending partnership with a college there.

A tool to help law students study for exams and employers find top graduates. The startup provides a platform for employers to post jobs and students to apply.

The startup wants to help students study in groups and learn from each other. It’s an app that makes it easy to create a study group.

A startup that’s looking to offer a service for patients with insomnia. The company wants to add sleep to the existing sleep study market that already exists.

A company that helps find and hire doctors in the United States to serve as mentors for American students studying abroad.

A company that wants to help college students find and connect with mentors in their field of study, to help them move forward in their career.

This startup is working to make it easier for people to find and buy insurance online. The startup is a relatively quick study that completed YC’s Startup School program in June.

A tool that helps you manage your courses and courses of study, along with the borrowing and loan information for each. It’s currently available on the web, but will be coming to iOS and Android.

A platform for churches to create online bible study programs.

A startup that helps students who want to study abroad to find the right program and university.

Build a game that helps you visualize where you’re going on a road trip, using a case study of the most popular game in China.

An artificial intelligence program that gives tutors human-like feedback to help students study better.

A startup that wants to help students in the United Kingdom study abroad through a program that pairs them with a local student.

A platform for students to help each other study, with the beauty of the app being that it’s entirely transparent to the student.

A company that wants to give medical students the tools to study medicine.

A social platform for students, with a focus on safety. It helps students connect with teachers, is a safe space for students to ask questions, and helps them find tutors or study groups.

Y Combinator alum. Placed first at TechCrunch Disrupt New York. It’s an online education platform for people who don’t have time to study, but still want to learn.

A physical device for reading and studying in a low light environment. The startup has a physical device that helps you study in a low light environment.

A mobile app that helps people find the best deals on local goods, like groceries and coffee. It’s focused on food delivery and grocery delivery, with a case study showing higher sales for customers in areas served by the service.

A platform for tutors that helps students better understand how to study for tests by using AI-driven video reviews.

A new online community for college students. The founders want to help the over 6 million students who study in the US to stay connected.

A tool for finding and studying the origins of diseases and diseases and conditions.

A virtual assistant that helps you to “learn more and do more”. It uses machine learning to automatically generate study schedules that help you understand the material, and then adapts them to your progress.

Drawing on a UX study, the startup is building a tool for helping experimenters organize their research efforts.

A startup that matches students with mentors who are already in fields of study that interest them, as well as companies. The startup claims it is already helping 25,000 students find mentors, and has been featured in The New York Times and The Washington Post.

A digital platform that uses technology and data to help students study better, helping them make better decisions about what to study and when to study.

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

Known Medicine is building a tool to help doctors grow and study their own tumors. Known Medicine is using a disposable micro-tumor for testing, taking them out of the patient’s body and into the lab.

The startup, which launched in November 2015, is developing a search engine for the legal cannabis industry. It’s a market worth $10 billion, according to a study from ArcView.

According to a study done by the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), the Indian startup scene has over 8,000 startups, with over $10 billion in funding.

A platform for online learning through self-directed study.

A digital platform for university students to connect, organize, and share resources. The startup is looking to bring the digital revolution to universities, providing a place for students to meet, organize, learn, study, and connect.