Wide Startup Ideas

1 year ago

A decentralized worldwide marketplace where members can buy, sell, and trade cryptocurrencies.

298

2 years ago

This startup is building a platform for American farmers to sell their goods to consumers worldwide. The startup aims to use a mix of digital store fronts and technology to deliver to consumers in countries like India and China, where the rural population has been growing.

215

1 year ago

Y Combinator has funded a wide variety of companies such as Airbnb, Dropbox, Stripe, and Reddit.

192

2 years ago

6,000 employees worldwide use this company’s service to connect with, and manage, their boss’s calendars.

188

2 years ago

It’s a lifestyle music service, where you can access your library from any device and listen to the music in whatever order you want. You can also pay for a subscription to get access to a wider library.

167

2 years ago

A SaaS platform that uses machine learning to optimize lead generation. The startup’s customers include Monster Worldwide, the world’s largest job site, and the US’s largest insurance company.

147

2 years ago

A startup that helps engineers manage the full lifecycle of their software projects. It’s a B2B SaaS platform serving developers worldwide.

143

2 years ago

Chargeback is an online platform that helps users dispute utility bills. It’s a B2B startup catering to utility companies. The founders hope to build a worldwide network of users.

140

2 years ago

A startup that aims to make it easier for people to spontaneously and collaboratively crowdsource ad hoc solutions to a wide variety of problems.

132

2 years ago

A platform for sharing and tracking all of your fitness activities. The company developed a stand-alone iOS app called MyFitnessPal in 2011, which has over 150 million users worldwide. In 2017, they launched the fitness tracking and calorie logging platform Fitbit.

127

2 years ago

A startup that aims to help buyers of large items like boats and yachts get a quote from a wide variety of suppliers to see if they could do the job for less elsewhere.

126

2 years ago

A platform that allows companies to give employees a single, centralized dashboard to monitor their company-wide productivity as well as individual productivity.

125

2 years ago

The company provides company-wide training and staff development. It works with employers to provide employees with the tools and resources they need to be successful in their jobs.

121

1 year ago

A middleware for websites that lets them build native apps, and access the widening range of Android APIs.

118

2 years ago

This startup is building a web-based company-wide communication platform that helps people quickly share information via email, Slack, and Trello.

117

2 years ago

Food delivery and home services in India with no delivery fees. The startup is looking to deliver a wide range of goods, from food to cleaning products, from thousands of businesses that have been vetted by the company.

117

2 years ago

A startup that helps customers find the best deals on flights, hotels, and car rentals across a wide range of travel sites.

115

8 months ago

A digital platform for artists to sell their work, giving them a chance to get their work in front of a wider audience.

115

2 years ago

A startup that wants to bring a similar UI to the world of online banking, except that instead of generic banks, the startup offers a wide array of financial products.

110

2 years ago

The startup has built a platform that makes it easy for libraries to provide free Wi-Fi to their patrons. The app is available for use in libraries nationwide and charges a 6% fee for the service.

105

2 years ago

A company that “helps businesses buy and build from a wider, more diverse set of technology services”. The startup has raised $6 million from investors and says it has already helped companies grow from “the size of a small company to a well-staffed, highly functional team”.

104

2 years ago

A company that brings together the wide range of services that people have to install to get a TV to work. It currently has 300,000 active users, with plans to launch in Canada and the US.

99

2 years ago

City-state management software company, enabling governments to be more dynamic, efficient, and effective. The startup was founded in May, and has over 50 clients nationwide.

98

2 months ago

The next-generation of a widely used, widely used tool for finding and scheduling doctors.

96

2 years ago

A tool that lets employers collect and visualize employee feedback, as well as uses that data to guide organization-wide employee performance.

93

2 years ago

What it is: A chatbot that lets people find and hire freelance specialists. The platform aims to work with a wide variety of professionals, including interior designers, virtual assistants, and even personal trainers.

93

2 years ago

A software company that wants to help the legal profession connect with attorneys across the country. The company’s founder says they’ve already signed up over 2,000 lawyers and are working on a nationwide expansion.

93

2 years ago

is a company that helps small and medium enterprises (SMEs) connect with a wider set of potential customers. The SMEs gain access to a wider range of potential customers, including business professionals, which helps them build up their customer base.

92

1 year ago

A platform connecting customers with their favorite local restaurants and markets, enabling them to access a wide selection of local products and services.

92

9 months ago

A platform that helps restaurants track and report their food waste. The startup’s main goal is to reduce food waste nationwide by 10% by 2025.

91

2 months ago

A startup that makes it easier to use and license Node.js, a widely-used programming platform

91

2 years ago

A startup that helps small businesses find a wide variety of services at low prices through an online marketplace.

90

1 year ago

A company that builds an app to help companies manage the design and build of their websites, including features like site-wide updates.

90

2 years ago

An effort to make the internet a more open and inclusive place for people of color, especially women. Sizabot is a virtual assistant, and the company built Sizabot to work with a wide range of languages to help people of color find better deals on services via chat.

88

2 months ago

A maker-y startup that sells a wide variety of custom knobs and hardware.

85

2 years ago

Open data platform that lets people create and discover data visualizations. The startup has built a platform that allows people to create data visualizations and share them with the wider world.

81

2 years ago

This is an online platform that tracks the top-grossing films worldwide

80

11 months ago

An e-commerce site for buying a wide variety of healthcare products from over 4,000 manufacturers.

80

1 year ago

A company that helps companies handle a wide array of different things from HR functions to compliance.

76

1 year ago

This is a software platform for building customized software. The startup claims to have more than 1,000 clients worldwide, including HP, AT&T, Nest, and Dreamworks.

76

8 months ago

A media sharing platform that helps people find and share content in a wide variety of formats.

76

2 years ago

A card that can be used to withdraw cash from ATMs in over 200 countries in the world, with no fees and no limits on how much a person can withdraw. The startup is currently testing in the UK, and wants to go worldwide. It’s a competitor to non-native cards like the Delta SkyMiles card.

72

1 year ago

The app allows people to pay off their student loans with a 25% monthly discount, which they say can be used for a wide range of things.

72

1 year ago

A tool to help intrapreneurs intall and manage their enterprise-wide deployments of serverless apps built on AWS Lambda. The startup wants to help users track and manage deployments.

68

1 year ago

A startup that builds software for network managers to manage their wide area networks (WANs).

65

1 month ago

In the United States, the U.S. Department of Labor has created the Job Corps, a program that provides free job training to people who have little or no experience in a certain field. The program offers a wide variety of job training opportunities,

65

1 year ago

A platform that makes it easy for developers to ship their apps to a wide number of popular devices, from iPhones to Android, Windows and Samsung. Its marketplace offers a library of the software’s apps and plans to add new devices each month.

63

4 months ago

A startup that’s building on the Curiosity Project for tech-savvy kids and their families, to help them discover a wide range of careers.

62

1 year ago

A company that’s building a “worldwide”, “unified” payments system for the oil and gas industry.

60

1 year ago

“The Uber of the wine industry”, a wine delivery service for people who don’t have time to sit at a bar and wait for wine to be delivered. It’s currently only in San Francisco, but is planning to expand nationwide later this year.

60

1 year ago

An in-house legal team that provides advice to companies on a wide variety of issues.

59

11 months ago

A distributed worldwide network of unsung heroes, who can perform tasks in the name of the US government, like an Uber for the US military. First launched in 2016, it’s already deployed on more than 100 bases and is partnered with more than 100 federal agencies, including the US Department of Defense, NASA, and the Department of State.

59

1 year ago

A startup that’s building a home-grown cryptocurrency which they hope will be more widely adopted than Bitcoin.

58

1 year ago

A web-based marketplace for the sale of used goods. The startup wants to expand into the US and eventually worldwide.

58

1 month ago

An on-demand concierge that can do a wide range of tasks, including groceries and deliveries.

57

1 year ago

This startup aims to to bring a more curated experience to a site like Etsy by helping customers discover and buy items from designers based on their style and personal taste, rather than browsing a wide array of products.

56

1 year ago

A company that’s building a platform for “unbundling” smart home devices so that you can choose from a wide range of products made by different companies.

56

1 year ago

A platform that is looking to provide digital security to a wide variety of industries.

56

1 year ago

A social network for parents to find other parents like them and post a wide array of articles and other content.

56

6 months ago

The startup is looking to provide Internet-wide offline access to a library of books and ebooks. Interested users can sign up for free, download the app, and choose which books to download. You can create “stacks” of books based on topics, or “curated stacks” based on which books you think you’ll be interested in.

56

1 year ago

A software-as-a-service office-wide calendar that lets employees see their schedule, see which colleagues are available, and easily see the status of projects.

53

1 year ago

A company that helps companies manage the wide range of sales taxes and tariffs in their portfolio of products. The company does it by “cross-referencing” products with tax and customs regulations across the world.

52

6 months ago

A company that sells a device that allows people to control a wide variety of home automation products from thermostats, to door locks to motion sensors and more.

51

2 months ago

Trello is more of an office productivity tool, with functionality for management of projects, sharing of files and tasks, etc. It supports a wide range of file formats and is accessible via web, mobile, or desktop. Trello also supports other services, such as Slack. Trello also offers a free plan to start, with a premium plan starting at $6/month.

49

1 year ago

What do you do when you have the typical set-up of an L.L.Bean outfitter in a small town in Maine, or a small-town biker shop in South Dakota, or a local bike shop in New Hampshire You could build a mobile app, or you could build out a small physical store in that town, or you could build out a membership program to then sell memberships in that store. This startup works with local machines to do that, delivering a local bike shop experience to the wider world.

48

7 months ago

“What happens when a city’s daily routine is disrupted by a new kind of city-wide data visualization”

48

1 year ago

A startup that helps new startups with their legal needs, allowing them to select from a wide range of services, from reviewing contracts and even helping them draft their own.

47

9 months ago

A startup with a library of over 2,500 Indian-subsaharan African writers and translators, it aims to create a platform for them to reach a wider global audience.

47

4 months ago

A bicycle sharing system in cities worldwide. The startup plans to launch in the UK in early 2016.

47

8 days ago

This is a tool for schools to run community-wide science experiments.

47

1 month ago

A startup that’s building a way for designers to collaborate easily and quickly on a wide variety of projects.

46

1 year ago

A platform that allows users to customize the color of their sleep masks with a wide range of colors, patterns, and even images.

45

1 month ago

A platform for tech companies to manage their employee communications, from company announcements to company meetings and company-wide announcements.

44

4 days ago

A startup that lets you hire a lawyer without having to go to an office or pay a lawyer. It offers a legal tech solution for small businesses, and has signed on about 100 customers worldwide.

44

8 months ago

In-home health care is a $100 billion industry in the US and $5 trillion worldwide. Startups like Health2Go and TeleCare are trying to make it easier for health care workers to provide medical services at home.

43

7 months ago

A “human-proof” way of ordering and paying for groceries across the UK. After months of beta testing there are now plans to roll it out nationwide in the UK.

43

1 year ago

A health insurance platform that uses blockchain to provide worldwide health insurance, allowing consumers to cover themselves with a single app.

41

1 year ago

A company that uses machine learning to help brands analyze social media data to increase their ad spend. They have over 12,000 clients worldwide, including Disney, ESPN, and Coca-Cola.

41

10 months ago

A digital currency for underbanked Singaporeans. The startup builds a platform that enables individuals to join the mainstream financial system. Right now, it’s restricted to Singaporeans, and the founders are working on getting it to the wider Southeast Asian and Indian markets.

40

1 month ago

A company that helps you buy anything from a store using a digital shopping cart. The startup wants to use a digital currency to cut out the middleman and make micropayments for a wide variety of services and goods.

40

1 year ago

A startup that helps businesses integrate their point-of-sale systems with their back-end systems. It takes the process of creating checkout systems and streamlines it, with company-wide benefits in addition to the obvious cost savings.

39

1 year ago

A company that works with local governments and nonprofit organizations to help them get free, city-wide WiFi for their residents. They have funded and built their own network in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and expanded to New Orleans, Detroit, and Indianapolis.

38

8 months ago

A tool that helps users compare and rate the quality of services from a wide range of vendors.

38

7 months ago

This startup is building a tool for hiring talent for specific roles, rather than just hiring across a wide range of positions.

38

1 month ago

Workplace-wide chat bots for Slack, with a focus on B2B chatbots.

38

10 months ago

This Silicon Valley startup is building a way for creators to build “by-God” apps for businesses. The company’s products are aimed at Fortune 500 companies, but their software can be used to solve a wide range of problems for SMBs and non-profits.

37

6 months ago

A blockchain-based marketplace for virtual goods. The company wants to create a marketplace where users can buy and sell virtual assets, with the hopes of building the first “worldwide marketplace”.

37

5 months ago

A company that provides an online knowledge base for local service providers, allowing them to source different types of services from a wider pool of people.

35

6 months ago

A payment platform for people with disabilities, giving them access to a wide variety of options for doing business. They’re building the integration into existing systems to make this possible.

33

3 months ago

A group of photographers who create a “worldwide portfolio of travel images”, focusing on “underrepresented cultures”.

33

1 year ago

An online platform for customers to sell their used cars and trucks and get paid cash for them. The startup says it’s already working with over 1,000 dealerships nationwide.

32

1 month ago

A company that organizes and indexes news from around the world, so it can be accessed worldwide in one place. According to Who Pays for Content, the average cost of a year of access to the Who Pays for Content database is $10,000, with annual revenue of $1,000,000.

32

4 months ago

A company that makes micro-chips that can read and write to a microSD card and be used in a wide variety of devices. The startup has a chip that can be inserted into a computer’s memory stick slot and act as a flash drive.

31

7 months ago

A startup that pairs brands with nonprofits to raise awareness of the latter’s work and encourage donations. The company wants to help nonprofits reach a wider audience.

30

3 months ago

A platform for sharing photos, videos, and links to webpages with your friends via email, SMS and other social networks. The platform caters to a wider group of users than just professional photographers, and has been used by celebrities, brands and musicians to share their works and ideas.

30

2 years ago

Idea: This startup is building a way to automate your Reddit account, scheduling posts and comments to subreddits to help get your articles shared more widely.

28

17 days ago

A startup building AI for remote customer support. They are solving an existing problem with an AI-powered solution that they say will “support a wide set of businesses”.

28

10 months ago

This is a platform that allows people to build a custom social network with a wide range of different types of users, like families, groups, or people of a particular interest, like the board game Risk. Eventually there will be a “universal” platform that allows people to build a custom social network, which will be valuable because custom social networks can grow faster.

27

4 months ago

This startup helps companies set up and manage their own enterprise-wide CRM with a SaaS-based platform.

26

4 months ago

A platform that lets people buy and sell cryptocurrencies without having to go through centralized exchanges, while still giving them access to the wider market.

21

4 months ago

A new kind of credit card that can be used at a wide variety of places, including restaurants, grocery stores, pharmacies, etc. The startup wants to use a digital card with a mobile application that syncs to the card’s information, so that users will be able to see their bills and make smart spending decisions.

18

3 months ago

A startup that tracks the real-time price of financial products (stocks and cryptocurrencies) across different exchanges. It uses machine learning to find the optimal prices across a wide range of exchanges, and can compete with the information on major exchanges in seconds.

17

2 years ago

A startup for freelance designers. The startup has plans to expand to include a wider variety of creative services including programming, video and audio production and web design.

13

2 years ago

Idea: A startup that provides a way for customers to order a wide variety of items while reducing shopping time.

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A decentralized worldwide marketplace where members can buy, sell, and trade cryptocurrencies.

This startup is building a platform for American farmers to sell their goods to consumers worldwide. The startup aims to use a mix of digital store fronts and technology to deliver to consumers in countries like India and China, where the rural population has been growing.

Y Combinator has funded a wide variety of companies such as Airbnb, Dropbox, Stripe, and Reddit.

6,000 employees worldwide use this company’s service to connect with, and manage, their boss’s calendars.

It’s a lifestyle music service, where you can access your library from any device and listen to the music in whatever order you want. You can also pay for a subscription to get access to a wider library.

A SaaS platform that uses machine learning to optimize lead generation. The startup’s customers include Monster Worldwide, the world’s largest job site, and the US’s largest insurance company.

A startup that helps engineers manage the full lifecycle of their software projects. It’s a B2B SaaS platform serving developers worldwide.

Chargeback is an online platform that helps users dispute utility bills. It’s a B2B startup catering to utility companies. The founders hope to build a worldwide network of users.

A startup that aims to make it easier for people to spontaneously and collaboratively crowdsource ad hoc solutions to a wide variety of problems.

A platform for sharing and tracking all of your fitness activities. The company developed a stand-alone iOS app called MyFitnessPal in 2011, which has over 150 million users worldwide. In 2017, they launched the fitness tracking and calorie logging platform Fitbit.

A startup that aims to help buyers of large items like boats and yachts get a quote from a wide variety of suppliers to see if they could do the job for less elsewhere.

A platform that allows companies to give employees a single, centralized dashboard to monitor their company-wide productivity as well as individual productivity.

The company provides company-wide training and staff development. It works with employers to provide employees with the tools and resources they need to be successful in their jobs.

A middleware for websites that lets them build native apps, and access the widening range of Android APIs.

This startup is building a web-based company-wide communication platform that helps people quickly share information via email, Slack, and Trello.

Food delivery and home services in India with no delivery fees. The startup is looking to deliver a wide range of goods, from food to cleaning products, from thousands of businesses that have been vetted by the company.

A startup that helps customers find the best deals on flights, hotels, and car rentals across a wide range of travel sites.

A digital platform for artists to sell their work, giving them a chance to get their work in front of a wider audience.

A startup that wants to bring a similar UI to the world of online banking, except that instead of generic banks, the startup offers a wide array of financial products.

The startup has built a platform that makes it easy for libraries to provide free Wi-Fi to their patrons. The app is available for use in libraries nationwide and charges a 6% fee for the service.

A company that “helps businesses buy and build from a wider, more diverse set of technology services”. The startup has raised $6 million from investors and says it has already helped companies grow from “the size of a small company to a well-staffed, highly functional team”.

A company that brings together the wide range of services that people have to install to get a TV to work. It currently has 300,000 active users, with plans to launch in Canada and the US.

City-state management software company, enabling governments to be more dynamic, efficient, and effective. The startup was founded in May, and has over 50 clients nationwide.

The next-generation of a widely used, widely used tool for finding and scheduling doctors.

A tool that lets employers collect and visualize employee feedback, as well as uses that data to guide organization-wide employee performance.

What it is: A chatbot that lets people find and hire freelance specialists. The platform aims to work with a wide variety of professionals, including interior designers, virtual assistants, and even personal trainers.

A software company that wants to help the legal profession connect with attorneys across the country. The company’s founder says they’ve already signed up over 2,000 lawyers and are working on a nationwide expansion.

is a company that helps small and medium enterprises (SMEs) connect with a wider set of potential customers. The SMEs gain access to a wider range of potential customers, including business professionals, which helps them build up their customer base.

A platform connecting customers with their favorite local restaurants and markets, enabling them to access a wide selection of local products and services.

A platform that helps restaurants track and report their food waste. The startup’s main goal is to reduce food waste nationwide by 10% by 2025.

A startup that makes it easier to use and license Node.js, a widely-used programming platform

A startup that helps small businesses find a wide variety of services at low prices through an online marketplace.

A company that builds an app to help companies manage the design and build of their websites, including features like site-wide updates.

An effort to make the internet a more open and inclusive place for people of color, especially women. Sizabot is a virtual assistant, and the company built Sizabot to work with a wide range of languages to help people of color find better deals on services via chat.

A maker-y startup that sells a wide variety of custom knobs and hardware.

Open data platform that lets people create and discover data visualizations. The startup has built a platform that allows people to create data visualizations and share them with the wider world.

This is an online platform that tracks the top-grossing films worldwide

An e-commerce site for buying a wide variety of healthcare products from over 4,000 manufacturers.

A company that helps companies handle a wide array of different things from HR functions to compliance.

This is a software platform for building customized software. The startup claims to have more than 1,000 clients worldwide, including HP, AT&T, Nest, and Dreamworks.

A media sharing platform that helps people find and share content in a wide variety of formats.

A card that can be used to withdraw cash from ATMs in over 200 countries in the world, with no fees and no limits on how much a person can withdraw. The startup is currently testing in the UK, and wants to go worldwide. It’s a competitor to non-native cards like the Delta SkyMiles card.

The app allows people to pay off their student loans with a 25% monthly discount, which they say can be used for a wide range of things.

A tool to help intrapreneurs intall and manage their enterprise-wide deployments of serverless apps built on AWS Lambda. The startup wants to help users track and manage deployments.

A startup that builds software for network managers to manage their wide area networks (WANs).

In the United States, the U.S. Department of Labor has created the Job Corps, a program that provides free job training to people who have little or no experience in a certain field. The program offers a wide variety of job training opportunities,

A platform that makes it easy for developers to ship their apps to a wide number of popular devices, from iPhones to Android, Windows and Samsung. Its marketplace offers a library of the software’s apps and plans to add new devices each month.

A startup that’s building on the Curiosity Project for tech-savvy kids and their families, to help them discover a wide range of careers.

A company that’s building a “worldwide”, “unified” payments system for the oil and gas industry.

“The Uber of the wine industry”, a wine delivery service for people who don’t have time to sit at a bar and wait for wine to be delivered. It’s currently only in San Francisco, but is planning to expand nationwide later this year.

An in-house legal team that provides advice to companies on a wide variety of issues.

A startup that’s building a home-grown cryptocurrency which they hope will be more widely adopted than Bitcoin.

A web-based marketplace for the sale of used goods. The startup wants to expand into the US and eventually worldwide.

An on-demand concierge that can do a wide range of tasks, including groceries and deliveries.

This startup aims to to bring a more curated experience to a site like Etsy by helping customers discover and buy items from designers based on their style and personal taste, rather than browsing a wide array of products.

A company that’s building a platform for “unbundling” smart home devices so that you can choose from a wide range of products made by different companies.

A platform that is looking to provide digital security to a wide variety of industries.

A social network for parents to find other parents like them and post a wide array of articles and other content.

A software-as-a-service office-wide calendar that lets employees see their schedule, see which colleagues are available, and easily see the status of projects.

A company that helps companies manage the wide range of sales taxes and tariffs in their portfolio of products. The company does it by “cross-referencing” products with tax and customs regulations across the world.

A company that sells a device that allows people to control a wide variety of home automation products from thermostats, to door locks to motion sensors and more.

“What happens when a city’s daily routine is disrupted by a new kind of city-wide data visualization”

A startup that helps new startups with their legal needs, allowing them to select from a wide range of services, from reviewing contracts and even helping them draft their own.

A startup with a library of over 2,500 Indian-subsaharan African writers and translators, it aims to create a platform for them to reach a wider global audience.

A bicycle sharing system in cities worldwide. The startup plans to launch in the UK in early 2016.

This is a tool for schools to run community-wide science experiments.

A startup that’s building a way for designers to collaborate easily and quickly on a wide variety of projects.

A platform that allows users to customize the color of their sleep masks with a wide range of colors, patterns, and even images.

A platform for tech companies to manage their employee communications, from company announcements to company meetings and company-wide announcements.

A startup that lets you hire a lawyer without having to go to an office or pay a lawyer. It offers a legal tech solution for small businesses, and has signed on about 100 customers worldwide.

In-home health care is a $100 billion industry in the US and $5 trillion worldwide. Startups like Health2Go and TeleCare are trying to make it easier for health care workers to provide medical services at home.

A “human-proof” way of ordering and paying for groceries across the UK. After months of beta testing there are now plans to roll it out nationwide in the UK.

A health insurance platform that uses blockchain to provide worldwide health insurance, allowing consumers to cover themselves with a single app.

A company that uses machine learning to help brands analyze social media data to increase their ad spend. They have over 12,000 clients worldwide, including Disney, ESPN, and Coca-Cola.

A digital currency for underbanked Singaporeans. The startup builds a platform that enables individuals to join the mainstream financial system. Right now, it’s restricted to Singaporeans, and the founders are working on getting it to the wider Southeast Asian and Indian markets.

A company that helps you buy anything from a store using a digital shopping cart. The startup wants to use a digital currency to cut out the middleman and make micropayments for a wide variety of services and goods.

A startup that helps businesses integrate their point-of-sale systems with their back-end systems. It takes the process of creating checkout systems and streamlines it, with company-wide benefits in addition to the obvious cost savings.