Weather Startup Ideas

1 month ago

A device that you can wear on your wrist that lets you check the weather, check traffic, and send messages and emails, all from your wrist. The device isn’t fully developed, but feels like a more-powerful yet simpler version of the Pebble.

212

1 year ago

An AI-powered search engine that learns from your searches to create personalized content. It’s meant to serve as a search engine for all things like local events, weather, news, and sports, with a focus on the “people-centric” aspects of the internet.

198

2 years ago

This startup is building an app that tracks the weather for farmers and helps them optimize their growing cycle.

169

2 years ago

This is an outdoor camping stove that can cook in cold weather.

154

2 years ago

This company wants to build a platform that automatically adjusts the rate that your car consumes fuel based on a variety of variables (driving conditions, time of day, weather, etc.)

153

3 years ago

A startup that builds smart, weatherproof and green homes in the US, and sells them to people for $5,000.

149

3 years ago

A company building a weather app for iPhone that tells you what’s coming up next in your area.

149

3 years ago

The founders say that their product is “the best place to get the news, weather, and video you want.”

148

3 years ago

A virtual assistant that predicts the weather for cities around the world, including New York, London, Hong Kong, Paris, Tokyo, and Mumbai.

142

3 years ago

A startup that lets you monitor what the weather is doing at any time, including real-time forecasts for specific locations. They are building a tool that can give you a heads-up on what the weather will be like when you next leave the house.

141

3 years ago

The app is meant to help people feel connected to their communities and to learn about local government, news, and weather. It’s being built by the tech team of a Philly-based newsroom and has been in the works since 2013.

134

2 years ago

A company that provides up-to-date information on the weather using AI.

133

3 years ago

Startup building software for farmers to help them understand weather patterns and predict crop yields. It also plans to create a bank for farmers, and expand into a larger platform for farmers to exchange information.

128

2 years ago

A tool for monitoring and forecasting the weather, with an API for developers to build apps on top of.

128

1 month ago

A startup that’s using its AI engine to provide daily weather forecasts.

128

3 years ago

A weather app that shows the color-coded forecast for the next 2, 3, or 4 days for your city, added to your iPhone’s weather app. This startup is in the space currently, but differs in that it recently launched as a standalone iOS app.

126

8 months ago

The company is building an API for tracking and predicting weather and climate events in real-time. The API is built on top of Google’s cloud and uses real-time data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

118

2 years ago

A startup that allows brands to send weather reports to retailers for them to better plan their businesses.

113

1 year ago

A “smart” window that tracks the weather in your home.

93

2 years ago

Pint is a voice-controlled home assistant meant to help users keep track of things like what’s in the fridge and the weather. The startup aims to have a voice assistant that can understand what you mean and act on your behalf, with a smart speaker also available.

90

2 years ago

An API for building multi-device applications that can connect to real-time data sources like sales numbers, sales forecasts, weather, and other data to give business insights.

69

1 year ago

This B2B software company aims to make the retail space more predictable. They’re using machine learning to help retailers predict sales by combining a customer’s purchase history with weather, seasonality, and other factors.

69

2 years ago

A company that develops and sells a line of “smart windows”, windows that can monitor and adjust to changing weather and other environmental conditions to maximize comfort and energy efficiency.

67

1 year ago

A Cleveland-based startup that has developed an algorithm that claims to predict the weather seven days in advance.

66

7 months ago

A very soft launch in the US of a voice-activated assistant that can read you the weather, news, and other stuff.

66

1 year ago

An AI-powered chatbot that responds to queries like “what is the weather like tomorrow” and “what are the sales for this week” in a manner that’s “personalized” and “conversational”. The startup hopes to move into the voice assistant space.

65

6 months ago

A startup that’s working on a GPS-powered wearable assistant, which will allow people to speak and send text messages to their devices in order to get notifications, check out weather, and find their location.

64

1 year ago

A way to automate and scale the data collection process for future weather data.

63

9 months ago

A platform that collects and displays the latest weather information from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

63

1 year ago

A startup that provides an insurance-like product for construction companies, which helps them track and manage their risks. It’s a “smart” insurance product that uses data to help track and manage risks like weather, equipment failures and employee performance. It’s already profitable.

62

2 years ago

A business that sends people to the gym, based on the weather and other data. The company already has more than 40,000 customers in the U.S. and has raised over $2 million in funding from Andreessen Horowitz, Thrive Capital and others.

58

1 year ago

A startup that will let you see real-time data on the weather for the day in your city, in order to get ready faster.

58

10 months ago

A weather app that alerts you to the weather in your neighborhood.

52

9 months ago

A mobile app for farmers that lets them monitor their crops and the weather all from their smart phone or tablet.

52

9 months ago

A startup that lets you check out the weather at any location in the world.

49

1 year ago

HelloSensors is building a platform for collecting, storing and analyzing data about the world around us, enabling users to monitor and track the weather, detect earthquakes, or track the impact of a disease.

48

11 months ago

A startup that’s building a personal database of historical weather data, allowing users to build a weather record for themselves.

48

7 months ago

The startup aims to help people make money and save money by helping them to sell their data. The company’s current offering is a way to use an app to sell anonymized data (weather, location, etc) from your phone's sensors.

47

1 year ago

The startup is building a smart home assistant that can help you check the weather, control your thermostat, and manage your home’s lighting, security and home-automation systems in a single app. They’re targeting the $3.2 trillion connected home market.

46

7 months ago

A company that takes data from the USDA, CDC and other sources and combines it with other information, such as weather forecasts and traffic projections, to provide consumers with personalized shopping recommendations.

46

1 year ago

A company that tracks the weather for farmers and ranchers in the agriculture industry. The startup wants to bring farmers and ranchers back from the margins of the agriculture industry by using technology to let them monitor weather conditions and optimize their operations.

44

1 year ago

A startup that works with farmers to easily track weather data and adjust their crops.

42

11 months ago

This startup is working on a mobile app that lets communities aggregate and share their own weather data.

36

5 months ago

A startup that alerts you when a certain type of weather is coming.

34

11 months ago

A startup that builds a library of data for farmers, helping them make better decisions about their crops. It’s a combination of real-time sensor data and historical weather data, to help farmers make better decisions about the timing of their crops.

31

3 months ago

A market for airplane tickets that has been around for a while, but this is the first company to be able to offer a product that takes into account the last few days of weather in a city to predict how bad it's going to be.

29

3 months ago

A six-person startup that makes a smartphone add-on that allows you to see the weather anywhere on the planet. They’re the first company to make an app that lets you see the weather in nearly 60 countries.

27

1 month ago

A startup that puts a virtual assistant in your pocket so you can order groceries, check the weather, and order a carpool without having to call a human.

17

2 months ago

A dashboard for retail outlets that integrates data from a range of sources to provide a unified view of sales, promotions, and weather, among other things.

15

2 months ago

A mobile app that lets users get notifications and tips about traffic, weather, and parking in real time. Users earn points for such things as parking in good spots, avoiding traffic jams, and showing up on time, and those points can be redeemed for discounts or gift cards.

13

3 years ago

Idea: Every week, the startup sends people a bag of clothes that they’ve selected based on an algorithm that takes into account their preferences and the weather

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Weather Startup Ideas

A device that you can wear on your wrist that lets you check the weather, check traffic, and send messages and emails, all from your wrist. The device isn’t fully developed, but feels like a more-powerful yet simpler version of the Pebble.

An AI-powered search engine that learns from your searches to create personalized content. It’s meant to serve as a search engine for all things like local events, weather, news, and sports, with a focus on the “people-centric” aspects of the internet.

This startup is building an app that tracks the weather for farmers and helps them optimize their growing cycle.

This is an outdoor camping stove that can cook in cold weather.

This company wants to build a platform that automatically adjusts the rate that your car consumes fuel based on a variety of variables (driving conditions, time of day, weather, etc.)

A startup that builds smart, weatherproof and green homes in the US, and sells them to people for $5,000.

A company building a weather app for iPhone that tells you what’s coming up next in your area.

The founders say that their product is “the best place to get the news, weather, and video you want.”

A virtual assistant that predicts the weather for cities around the world, including New York, London, Hong Kong, Paris, Tokyo, and Mumbai.

A startup that lets you monitor what the weather is doing at any time, including real-time forecasts for specific locations. They are building a tool that can give you a heads-up on what the weather will be like when you next leave the house.

The app is meant to help people feel connected to their communities and to learn about local government, news, and weather. It’s being built by the tech team of a Philly-based newsroom and has been in the works since 2013.

A company that provides up-to-date information on the weather using AI.

Startup building software for farmers to help them understand weather patterns and predict crop yields. It also plans to create a bank for farmers, and expand into a larger platform for farmers to exchange information.

A tool for monitoring and forecasting the weather, with an API for developers to build apps on top of.

A startup that’s using its AI engine to provide daily weather forecasts.

A weather app that shows the color-coded forecast for the next 2, 3, or 4 days for your city, added to your iPhone’s weather app. This startup is in the space currently, but differs in that it recently launched as a standalone iOS app.

The company is building an API for tracking and predicting weather and climate events in real-time. The API is built on top of Google’s cloud and uses real-time data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

A startup that allows brands to send weather reports to retailers for them to better plan their businesses.

A “smart” window that tracks the weather in your home.

Pint is a voice-controlled home assistant meant to help users keep track of things like what’s in the fridge and the weather. The startup aims to have a voice assistant that can understand what you mean and act on your behalf, with a smart speaker also available.

An API for building multi-device applications that can connect to real-time data sources like sales numbers, sales forecasts, weather, and other data to give business insights.

This B2B software company aims to make the retail space more predictable. They’re using machine learning to help retailers predict sales by combining a customer’s purchase history with weather, seasonality, and other factors.

A company that develops and sells a line of “smart windows”, windows that can monitor and adjust to changing weather and other environmental conditions to maximize comfort and energy efficiency.

A Cleveland-based startup that has developed an algorithm that claims to predict the weather seven days in advance.

A very soft launch in the US of a voice-activated assistant that can read you the weather, news, and other stuff.

An AI-powered chatbot that responds to queries like “what is the weather like tomorrow” and “what are the sales for this week” in a manner that’s “personalized” and “conversational”. The startup hopes to move into the voice assistant space.

A startup that’s working on a GPS-powered wearable assistant, which will allow people to speak and send text messages to their devices in order to get notifications, check out weather, and find their location.

A way to automate and scale the data collection process for future weather data.

A platform that collects and displays the latest weather information from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

A startup that provides an insurance-like product for construction companies, which helps them track and manage their risks. It’s a “smart” insurance product that uses data to help track and manage risks like weather, equipment failures and employee performance. It’s already profitable.

A business that sends people to the gym, based on the weather and other data. The company already has more than 40,000 customers in the U.S. and has raised over $2 million in funding from Andreessen Horowitz, Thrive Capital and others.

A startup that will let you see real-time data on the weather for the day in your city, in order to get ready faster.

A weather app that alerts you to the weather in your neighborhood.

A mobile app for farmers that lets them monitor their crops and the weather all from their smart phone or tablet.

A startup that lets you check out the weather at any location in the world.

HelloSensors is building a platform for collecting, storing and analyzing data about the world around us, enabling users to monitor and track the weather, detect earthquakes, or track the impact of a disease.

A startup that’s building a personal database of historical weather data, allowing users to build a weather record for themselves.

The startup aims to help people make money and save money by helping them to sell their data. The company’s current offering is a way to use an app to sell anonymized data (weather, location, etc) from your phone's sensors.

The startup is building a smart home assistant that can help you check the weather, control your thermostat, and manage your home’s lighting, security and home-automation systems in a single app. They’re targeting the $3.2 trillion connected home market.

A company that takes data from the USDA, CDC and other sources and combines it with other information, such as weather forecasts and traffic projections, to provide consumers with personalized shopping recommendations.

A company that tracks the weather for farmers and ranchers in the agriculture industry. The startup wants to bring farmers and ranchers back from the margins of the agriculture industry by using technology to let them monitor weather conditions and optimize their operations.

A startup that works with farmers to easily track weather data and adjust their crops.

This startup is working on a mobile app that lets communities aggregate and share their own weather data.

A startup that alerts you when a certain type of weather is coming.

A startup that builds a library of data for farmers, helping them make better decisions about their crops. It’s a combination of real-time sensor data and historical weather data, to help farmers make better decisions about the timing of their crops.

A market for airplane tickets that has been around for a while, but this is the first company to be able to offer a product that takes into account the last few days of weather in a city to predict how bad it's going to be.

A six-person startup that makes a smartphone add-on that allows you to see the weather anywhere on the planet. They’re the first company to make an app that lets you see the weather in nearly 60 countries.

A startup that puts a virtual assistant in your pocket so you can order groceries, check the weather, and order a carpool without having to call a human.

A dashboard for retail outlets that integrates data from a range of sources to provide a unified view of sales, promotions, and weather, among other things.

A mobile app that lets users get notifications and tips about traffic, weather, and parking in real time. Users earn points for such things as parking in good spots, avoiding traffic jams, and showing up on time, and those points can be redeemed for discounts or gift cards.

Idea: Every week, the startup sends people a bag of clothes that they’ve selected based on an algorithm that takes into account their preferences and the weather