Taken Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A wearables startup that wants to help people run more efficiently and exercise better. It says its product is worn like a wristband and tracks things like steps taken, calories burned, distance traveled, and sleep.

146

2 years ago

A platform that helps businesses share their data and information with other businesses by sending out data feeds. The startup says it has taken in $1.5 million in funding to date.

144

2 years ago

This startup is building a business that connects real estate agents with people looking to rent a room, and vice versa. It works as an escrow service for landlords and tenants, with a small fee taken by the service when a transaction completes.

141

1 year ago

An eye exam app that provides a digital photo of the eye taken from a smartphone camera

126

2 years ago

A startup that helps to ensure that you’re not being cheated by local taxi drivers. The startup offers a database of pre-vetted taxi drivers, helping to ensure that you’re taken to the right place, and not taken to a dodgy place.

125

2 years ago

This startup wants to make it easier to get a headshot taken in an interior studio — anywhere in the world.

124

2 years ago

This is a company that wants to help companies keep an eye on their employees. The company launched in late May and has already taken over $100,000 in seed funding.

123

2 years ago

A company that makes a system for keeping track of the things that need to be taken care of while you’re on vacation

121

2 years ago

A startup that provides a service where people can pay to have their trash and recycling picked up and taken away

120

2 years ago

A digital platform that aims to make it easier for investors to invest in start-up companies. The venture has taken in $105 million in investments so far, but it’s still looking for its first customer.

111

2 years ago

A log analytics company that wants to turn the data from the billions of rides taken every day by its customers into actionable insights for its customers.

99

2 years ago

The product is a hardware device that uses machine learning to help you take the best shot of a face. The startup uses AI to learn faces and pair them with photos of them taken by users. It’s the company's first product, which was launched in June, and was a finalist in the class of 2018.

91

2 years ago

The name of the service is taken from the Latin word “diaspora”, which means “dispersed” or “dissolved.” The company is building a platform for businesses to offer their customers a daily or weekly service, such as cleaning, cooking, or laundry.

88

1 year ago

A flash drive that can be taken to a kiosk and used to pay for goods.

87

2 years ago

Y Combinator is not a startup accelerator in the traditional sense, as it does not provide capital, mentorship, or other startup-specific services. Instead, Y Combinator provides seed funding and office space for startups that have already been bootstrapped for over a year and a half. Y Combinator has five cohorts a year, each of which lasts for 14 weeks. Participants are required to pay for their own flights and housing, which are taken care of by Y Combinator.

82

1 year ago

A company that helps small restaurants and cafeterias provide food for their employees. The co-founders say they have taken on $1 million in orders in their first year.

79

1 year ago

A tool that makes it easy to work with photos taken with a smartphone

73

1 year ago

A tool that automatically scans photos for copyright infringement. The startup wants to help potential infringers to make sure their photos don’t get taken down due to false accusations.

70

1 year ago

A tool for school districts to track their student populations, including how many absences are being taken and whether those absences are needed.

70

1 year ago

This startup does a reverse image search for a person or a company, and can tell you when a photo was taken, where it was taken, and the person or company who was in the photo.

68

1 year ago

A store where people can buy full-length videos they’ve taken on their phone.

64

1 year ago

A tool for streamlining the entire process of building a website. It aims to provide its customers with a turnkey web builder service meant to reduce the time taken to build websites with one-click tools.

58

1 year ago

A company that sells photos taken by its users to other companies like Coca Cola, Microsoft, etc., for use in advertising.

58

1 year ago

Many people don’t realize that the costs of insurance, medical care, and even funeral services are tax deductible. While these are often major expenses, they are often taken for granted and not considered tax-advantaged savings.

50

8 months ago

A fast-growing startup that’s taken apart a $50 billion company and is building a new one.

50

8 months ago

The team behind online streaming service Yogscast has taken on the challenge of building a streaming video recorder, allowing people to set the camera down and watch a movie without touching the remote.

47

7 months ago

A startup that helps people who want to share photos of their pets create a meme that looks like it was taken by a professional photographer.

37

3 months ago

The idea is to create an online platform that helps professionals save time and money by planning their own trips to conferences. The founders are both professional travel writers, and say that a lot of the best trips they’ve taken were planned on their own.

31

1 month ago

A tool for employees to keep track and manage their own time to ensure a certain amount of hours worked and vacation time taken.

24

1 month ago

Xionet is a software platform that allows users to upload, edit, or discover video and images, and share with the world. The startup is promising to help users create and distribute videos with no editing experience, and they’ve already taken in $100,000 in seed funding.

22

2 years ago

Idea: A way to organize your photos into albums based on the locations they were taken.

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Taken Startup Ideas

A wearables startup that wants to help people run more efficiently and exercise better. It says its product is worn like a wristband and tracks things like steps taken, calories burned, distance traveled, and sleep.

A platform that helps businesses share their data and information with other businesses by sending out data feeds. The startup says it has taken in $1.5 million in funding to date.

This startup is building a business that connects real estate agents with people looking to rent a room, and vice versa. It works as an escrow service for landlords and tenants, with a small fee taken by the service when a transaction completes.

An eye exam app that provides a digital photo of the eye taken from a smartphone camera

A startup that helps to ensure that you’re not being cheated by local taxi drivers. The startup offers a database of pre-vetted taxi drivers, helping to ensure that you’re taken to the right place, and not taken to a dodgy place.

This startup wants to make it easier to get a headshot taken in an interior studio — anywhere in the world.

This is a company that wants to help companies keep an eye on their employees. The company launched in late May and has already taken over $100,000 in seed funding.

A company that makes a system for keeping track of the things that need to be taken care of while you’re on vacation

A startup that provides a service where people can pay to have their trash and recycling picked up and taken away

A digital platform that aims to make it easier for investors to invest in start-up companies. The venture has taken in $105 million in investments so far, but it’s still looking for its first customer.

A log analytics company that wants to turn the data from the billions of rides taken every day by its customers into actionable insights for its customers.

The product is a hardware device that uses machine learning to help you take the best shot of a face. The startup uses AI to learn faces and pair them with photos of them taken by users. It’s the company's first product, which was launched in June, and was a finalist in the class of 2018.

The name of the service is taken from the Latin word “diaspora”, which means “dispersed” or “dissolved.” The company is building a platform for businesses to offer their customers a daily or weekly service, such as cleaning, cooking, or laundry.

A flash drive that can be taken to a kiosk and used to pay for goods.

A company that helps small restaurants and cafeterias provide food for their employees. The co-founders say they have taken on $1 million in orders in their first year.

A tool that makes it easy to work with photos taken with a smartphone

A tool that automatically scans photos for copyright infringement. The startup wants to help potential infringers to make sure their photos don’t get taken down due to false accusations.

A tool for school districts to track their student populations, including how many absences are being taken and whether those absences are needed.

This startup does a reverse image search for a person or a company, and can tell you when a photo was taken, where it was taken, and the person or company who was in the photo.

A store where people can buy full-length videos they’ve taken on their phone.

A tool for streamlining the entire process of building a website. It aims to provide its customers with a turnkey web builder service meant to reduce the time taken to build websites with one-click tools.

A company that sells photos taken by its users to other companies like Coca Cola, Microsoft, etc., for use in advertising.

Many people don’t realize that the costs of insurance, medical care, and even funeral services are tax deductible. While these are often major expenses, they are often taken for granted and not considered tax-advantaged savings.

A fast-growing startup that’s taken apart a $50 billion company and is building a new one.

The team behind online streaming service Yogscast has taken on the challenge of building a streaming video recorder, allowing people to set the camera down and watch a movie without touching the remote.

A startup that helps people who want to share photos of their pets create a meme that looks like it was taken by a professional photographer.

The idea is to create an online platform that helps professionals save time and money by planning their own trips to conferences. The founders are both professional travel writers, and say that a lot of the best trips they’ve taken were planned on their own.

A tool for employees to keep track and manage their own time to ensure a certain amount of hours worked and vacation time taken.

Xionet is a software platform that allows users to upload, edit, or discover video and images, and share with the world. The startup is promising to help users create and distribute videos with no editing experience, and they’ve already taken in $100,000 in seed funding.

Idea: A way to organize your photos into albums based on the locations they were taken.