Vote Startup Ideas

1 year ago

A startup where people can vote on what they’d like to see on the menu at restaurants.

171

3 years ago

The idea is to make it easier to register to vote, from anywhere, through SMS.

160

3 years ago

A system for managing voter registration and voter engagement for political campaigns.

156

3 years ago

A tool for helping companies manage and sell their stock options. The company has been operating since 2011 but only recently pivoted to become a provider of grant management software.

141

2 years ago

A tool that allows companies to see which employees are eligible to vote in United States elections.

135

1 year ago

A company that started as an app for sharing and selling products but has pivoted to personal finance coaching.

132

2 years ago

A tool that allows companies to create polls for users to vote on.

126

1 month ago

A decentralized network where people can vote on content, and publishers can charge for access to their content.

114

2 years ago

This startup is building a way for teams to share and vote on designs and UI elements before a company puts money into getting it into production.

113

3 years ago

VaynerMedia is an advertising agency that has pivoted its business into a platform for influencer marketing, with the goal of creating “a financial engine” for influencers, allowing them to monetize their content.

109

2 years ago

A platform for crowd-sourcing ideas and designs, where users can create mockups of their idea and give it to others to vote on.

106

2 years ago

A product that allows people to share their ideas with the world, giving the idea a vote of confidence and possibly even funding.

101

2 years ago

This startup is building a machine learning tool to help people create and distribute their own live video streams, much like the aforementioned idea. They’re also building a “discovery pipeline” that lets users vote among the new tools that emerge from voting.

95

1 year ago

A platform that lets users vote on ideas, polls and comments from the web, and then lets them vote on the comments.

87

2 years ago

The company is focused on building a simple tool that helps users manage their personal finances, and has pivoted from an expense and bill tracker to a retirement planning tool.

82

2 years ago

A web-based voter registration platform that allows election officials to register voters and update their profiles with an easy system.

82

9 months ago

A startup that wants to build a visual way to debate on the internet. The DictateMe platform will allow creators to speak a language into a microphone and then have their words transcribed and displayed as a video, so that people can watch and transcribe a debate, then vote, and finally produce a final video.

81

2 years ago

A place to share and discover visual content on the web, where users can vote on and comment on pieces, and can even help create new pieces to be shared.

77

2 years ago

A tool for creating and distributing your own live stream video. Ideas are from developers, and are developed via a “discovery pipeline”, where a public vote decides which one of the new ideas will be built.

77

2 years ago

A company that’s building a new type of social media experience. People can send videos to their friends and have friends vote on which ones they like or dislike, for AI to curate more interesting content.

76

7 months ago

A startup that aims to build a decentralized voting system, where votes are gathered and verified by the blockchain so that no voter can be disenfranchised.

75

2 years ago

A startup that helps nonprofits replace donation solicitation with a call-to-action to register to vote.

72

1 year ago

A free web-based platform for musicians to share their music with fans. The app lets musicians upload their music to the platform, and users can listen to it, vote on it, and make requests. Fans can also buy music directly from the app.

70

1 year ago

A startup that allows users to post GIFs and pictures for other users to vote up or down.

66

1 year ago

A “multi-sourced” news site where users can comment and vote on story ideas and investigate the validity of the news.

65

1 year ago

A company that helps clients manage the relationship between their brand and the people who use its products. The startup was originally built to help the non-profit World Vision, but they found they weren’t a good fit and pivoted.

59

1 year ago

A product that helps grow the number of people who vote in US elections.

58

1 year ago

A data-driven content marketing platform that helps companies increase the average time they devote to social media content.

55

1 year ago

A civic tech startup working to improve voter turnout for elections in the US

55

1 year ago

A platform for decorating your home and sharing it with others, where you can choose to have other people vote on your decor choices.

55

1 year ago

A startup for people to connect for shared interests. People can suggest what movies and music are being talked about and vote on a list of suggestions.

53

5 months ago

A tool for teams to make decisions in a divided way that produces a better outcome. It lets groups come to decisions by voting on a majority vote but also has a “synthesis vote” that lets each individual in the group vote on the decision.

52

7 days ago

A platform that allows people to take a photo of something and let others vote on what the best photo looks like.

51

1 year ago

A company that has built an online community, where users vote on questions and experts answer them using video and text. The startup is working with the NFL, which is using it as a way to raise awareness of player safety in the NFL.

48

7 months ago

A startup that wants to create an API for the right to vote. The company is first and foremost a political action committee that aims to develop political campaigns and election campaigns in developing countries.

41

5 months ago

Originally a home appliance company, the company has pivoted to an enterprise software company that aims to make it easy for companies to manage a large amount of data.

36

8 days ago

A way for people to vote on various polls without signing in.

34

5 months ago

A startup where users can submit, discuss and vote on the best movie, TV show, and book covers. Users can also rate the movies and TV shows, and the top movies and books are then shared with film studios, book publishers, and publishers of comic books.

30

3 months ago

A startup that aims to use digital currency to provide a fan-powered way to support artists and their music. This incentivizes artists to release new music, with fans being rewarded for voting, and artists being rewarded for a higher amount of votes. A bit like Bandcamp but for music.

29

5 months ago

A system for tracking and classifying the views of an art piece, and then allowing users to vote on what they like.

24

1 month ago

A company that helps local governments run elections. The idea is to help governments solve their toughest problems, like getting more people to show up to vote. The company will be paid by the state to manage each election.

24

4 months ago

This social app allows people to share their travel plans and the places they want to go with friends and strangers, who then can comment and vote on the ideas those plans.

21

2 months ago

A company that makes an app based on the concept of crowd sourcing ideas for new products, and then using a social community to vote on the best ideas

16

2 months ago

This startup originally was a B2B company that helps companies measure ROI of their marketing. It recently pivoted to consumer-facing, and is now building a tool that let’s users track how brands are performing in their social media presences.

16

18 days ago

A startup that wants to change the way people think about shopping for lingerie. Its goal is not to sell lingerie, but to make shopping a more enjoyable experience. It does this by taking models on a virtual shopping trip through its website, sending them clothes to try on and vote on. Consumers can also make suggestions based on clothing they see.

12

3 years ago

Idea: A tool to let people vote on questions they want answered and then pay to have the question answered

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Vote Startup Ideas

A startup where people can vote on what they’d like to see on the menu at restaurants.

The idea is to make it easier to register to vote, from anywhere, through SMS.

A system for managing voter registration and voter engagement for political campaigns.

A tool for helping companies manage and sell their stock options. The company has been operating since 2011 but only recently pivoted to become a provider of grant management software.

A tool that allows companies to see which employees are eligible to vote in United States elections.

A company that started as an app for sharing and selling products but has pivoted to personal finance coaching.

A tool that allows companies to create polls for users to vote on.

A decentralized network where people can vote on content, and publishers can charge for access to their content.

This startup is building a way for teams to share and vote on designs and UI elements before a company puts money into getting it into production.

VaynerMedia is an advertising agency that has pivoted its business into a platform for influencer marketing, with the goal of creating “a financial engine” for influencers, allowing them to monetize their content.

A platform for crowd-sourcing ideas and designs, where users can create mockups of their idea and give it to others to vote on.

A product that allows people to share their ideas with the world, giving the idea a vote of confidence and possibly even funding.

This startup is building a machine learning tool to help people create and distribute their own live video streams, much like the aforementioned idea. They’re also building a “discovery pipeline” that lets users vote among the new tools that emerge from voting.

A platform that lets users vote on ideas, polls and comments from the web, and then lets them vote on the comments.

The company is focused on building a simple tool that helps users manage their personal finances, and has pivoted from an expense and bill tracker to a retirement planning tool.

A web-based voter registration platform that allows election officials to register voters and update their profiles with an easy system.

A place to share and discover visual content on the web, where users can vote on and comment on pieces, and can even help create new pieces to be shared.

A tool for creating and distributing your own live stream video. Ideas are from developers, and are developed via a “discovery pipeline”, where a public vote decides which one of the new ideas will be built.

A company that’s building a new type of social media experience. People can send videos to their friends and have friends vote on which ones they like or dislike, for AI to curate more interesting content.

A startup that aims to build a decentralized voting system, where votes are gathered and verified by the blockchain so that no voter can be disenfranchised.

A startup that helps nonprofits replace donation solicitation with a call-to-action to register to vote.

A free web-based platform for musicians to share their music with fans. The app lets musicians upload their music to the platform, and users can listen to it, vote on it, and make requests. Fans can also buy music directly from the app.

A startup that allows users to post GIFs and pictures for other users to vote up or down.

A “multi-sourced” news site where users can comment and vote on story ideas and investigate the validity of the news.

A company that helps clients manage the relationship between their brand and the people who use its products. The startup was originally built to help the non-profit World Vision, but they found they weren’t a good fit and pivoted.

A product that helps grow the number of people who vote in US elections.

A data-driven content marketing platform that helps companies increase the average time they devote to social media content.

A civic tech startup working to improve voter turnout for elections in the US

A platform for decorating your home and sharing it with others, where you can choose to have other people vote on your decor choices.

A startup for people to connect for shared interests. People can suggest what movies and music are being talked about and vote on a list of suggestions.

A tool for teams to make decisions in a divided way that produces a better outcome. It lets groups come to decisions by voting on a majority vote but also has a “synthesis vote” that lets each individual in the group vote on the decision.

A platform that allows people to take a photo of something and let others vote on what the best photo looks like.

A company that has built an online community, where users vote on questions and experts answer them using video and text. The startup is working with the NFL, which is using it as a way to raise awareness of player safety in the NFL.

A startup that wants to create an API for the right to vote. The company is first and foremost a political action committee that aims to develop political campaigns and election campaigns in developing countries.

Originally a home appliance company, the company has pivoted to an enterprise software company that aims to make it easy for companies to manage a large amount of data.

A way for people to vote on various polls without signing in.

A startup where users can submit, discuss and vote on the best movie, TV show, and book covers. Users can also rate the movies and TV shows, and the top movies and books are then shared with film studios, book publishers, and publishers of comic books.

A startup that aims to use digital currency to provide a fan-powered way to support artists and their music. This incentivizes artists to release new music, with fans being rewarded for voting, and artists being rewarded for a higher amount of votes. A bit like Bandcamp but for music.

A system for tracking and classifying the views of an art piece, and then allowing users to vote on what they like.

A company that helps local governments run elections. The idea is to help governments solve their toughest problems, like getting more people to show up to vote. The company will be paid by the state to manage each election.

This social app allows people to share their travel plans and the places they want to go with friends and strangers, who then can comment and vote on the ideas those plans.

A company that makes an app based on the concept of crowd sourcing ideas for new products, and then using a social community to vote on the best ideas

This startup originally was a B2B company that helps companies measure ROI of their marketing. It recently pivoted to consumer-facing, and is now building a tool that let’s users track how brands are performing in their social media presences.

Idea: A tool to let people vote on questions they want answered and then pay to have the question answered