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2 years ago

A tool that helps entrepreneurs write the best pitches possible for angel investors.

2,771
1 year ago

Localization software that helps companies hire workers who can speak, read, and write in multiple languages.

268
2 years ago

The company’s first product is a tool for developers to write tests that run on the server-side, eliminating the need to run the tests in the browser.

166
1 year ago

A startup that ranks articles written by users based on what they read, how they write, and what they post on social media.

159
2 years ago

A tool to help users write more effectively online

157
2 years ago

This is an app meant to help small businesses write and sell articles on their website.

147
1 year ago

A startup that wants to help large publishers create “smart content” for their newsletters, building in-house tools for writers and editors.

144
1 year ago

A software company that aims to help businesses track customer information and enterprise data. The startup writes to customers directly to collect data and to think up new ideas.

140
2 years ago

A startup that aims to improve the quality of documents that doctors write for patients. The startup wants to make it easier for doctors to collaborate on and share their notes, with a mobile app for sharing patient information and an instant messaging channel for doctors to communicate with each other.

139
2 years ago

A place for writers to connect and share their work with one another.

137
2 years ago

A startup that provides a service where someone will help you to write the perfect cover letter for a particular job

136
2 years ago

A platform that helps writer’s sell their work, producing a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter.

136
2 years ago

A startup that lets people write to their local news outlets and broadcast their thoughts and ideas to the public, akin to what the Snapchat Discover platform does for millennials. The twist, of course, is that these broadcasts are live and recorded.

136
2 years ago

A startup that makes a tool for people to write down all the steps they need to take to complete a project

135
2 years ago

A do-it-yourself insurance company for self-employed people. The company, which launched a year ago, is using tech to help people underwrite their own risks.

135
2 years ago

A startup meant to help agencies hire writers more efficiently.

135
2 years ago

A startup that helps people to write down their ideas and turn them into a reality

134
2 years ago

A startup that helps you organize your life and write to-do lists (similar to Wunderlist, but aimed at parents).

133
2 years ago

This startup is building a platform that allows students to collaborate on projects and write code across school systems, in the hopes of creating a more creative learning environment.

133
2 years ago

This is a tool for people who want to get paid to write content for others, and it’s built on the WordPress platform. It lets people write blog posts, copywriting articles, or any other type of content for clients.

132
2 years ago

This startup lets a lawyer write a letter for a client that looks like it was written by the client, but all the essential details are still correct.

131
2 years ago

In this article, Rob writes about the startup’s plan to make a video service that lets you edit and share video from an iPhone through a web browser. A few months later, the startup pivots to focus on video editing and distribution.

130
2 years ago

A new way to handle team communication. People can write, send, and schedule emails from a single platform. The startup has raised $2.5 million to date.

130
2 years ago

An insurance-focused startup that collects data from drivers using their Android phones and then uses the data to sell insurance to them. It’s an insurance company that doesn’t actually write the policies.

127
2 years ago

An AI bot that helps writers write.

127
2 years ago

A company that pays people in the developing world to write content for a fee. They’ve already signed up one client (Watsi, a non-profit that helps poor people in medical emergencies) and expect to sign up another soon.

126
1 year ago

A graduate of Y Combinator and Google Brain, a startup spun out of Stanford’s machine learning lab that wants to make machine learning accessible to researchers by making it easy to train models without having to write code.

126
2 years ago

A startup that provides a service where people can send letters to their children and they’ll write back on their behalf

124
2 years ago

In the past, a person could get insurance through a company and then write off the cost of that insurance. With the advent of the individual market, many companies are no longer offering insurance because the rate they would have to charge is too low.

124
2 years ago

In this article, Rob writes about the startup’s plan to make a video service that lets

122
2 years ago

A company that helps create automated tests for software developers. The company wants to make it easier for developers to write tests for their code without having to write the tests themselves.

120
1 year ago

A new way to get paid for writing things, especially for writers who don’t want to write things for pay.

120
1 year ago

A startup that helps people learn how to write resumes and cover letters, and how to communicate with potential employers.

119
2 years ago

A web-based collaboration platform that helps people brainstorm and write down ideas. The company just closed $1.1M in seed funding from investors like Fidelity Investments and Bain Capital Ventures.

117
1 year ago

A startup that connects insurance companies to underwriters in the event of a claim, allowing everyone to focus on customer service while the underwriting process is handled.

117
2 years ago

 A messaging app for API providers that lets developers create a messaging interface for their apps without having to write a full chat bot.

115
2 years ago

A startup that wants to make it easier for people to “write” music. The startup is building a music editing app that takes your tracks and makes them more palatable for radio and podcasts.

112
2 years ago

A startup that lets you share blog posts, products, and events with your social network through SMS. It’s free, and as you write you get paid in cash, in dollars or in bitcoin.

112
1 year ago

A team of Ph.D.s and VCs is building a new language for smart contracts, making it easier to write and read smart contracts that run on the Ethereum blockchain.

112
2 years ago

A startup that helps users of Slack teams write and schedule emails.

111
1 year ago

An AI-powered text editor that helps you write more consistently

109
2 years ago

idea: A startup for professional freelance writers to sell their work.

108
2 years ago

This is a startup that makes it easier for users to read and write in French, Italian, and Spanish. Another benefit is that they can take notes in those languages and they can share those notes with others who speak those languages.

108
2 years ago

This startup is building a tool to help software engineers write more efficient code. The startup partners with teams to sit down with engineers and review their coding, helping them improve their efficiency and the quality of their code.

108
2 years ago

A platform that lets you create a personal blog or journal, write posts, and publish them on your own website, and share them with friends and family.

107
2 years ago

A SaaS tool that created a “human editor” that helps users write emails, convert PDFs to text, and make other edits to the text

106
1 year ago

A tool for those who sell their own art, such as artists, musicians, and writers. It allows people to set up a storefront and sell their works to paying customers.

104
2 years ago

A productivity tool helping people write more, faster.

103
2 years ago

Drawing on the insights from the most-read articles on Medium, this startup is building a toolset that lets writers and other creatives see who’s reading their work and how.

100
2 years ago

Works with companies to provide non-technical training, like how to write a resume, how to respond to an interview question, or how to talk about your experience.

99
2 years ago

The startup wants to make your web browser a full-fledged programming language that you can write programs in.

99
1 year ago

A messaging app that uses AI and machine learning to automatically generate text. After generating a list of the most common questions and phrases that people send, customer support can use this tool to pre-write responses.

99
2 years ago

A startup for freelance writers, editors, and translators. The startup is in its pre-launch phase, but has already sold $3,000 worth of services. It’s not a traditional marketplace, instead relying on a closed community of writers and translators who are all working on the same project.

97
1 year ago

A startup that makes a game that helps people learn how to code and write programs in custom languages. The one-time investment is $50, and it’s currently in a private beta.

97
2 years ago

A video-chat-like app for internal meetings, which allows for video and chats but also an internal forum where employees can write notes and comments.

95
2 years ago

A vertical website that allows people to write about their experiences with different products and services. It was built by the founders of HackerYou, a startup that helped people connect with each other and build software in the same way Facebook and other social networks did.

94
1 year ago

A startup for writers to manage who can access their works-in-progress and see their analytics.

92
2 years ago

A business plan for a startup is like a sales pitch. It’s vague. It’s hard to see its potential. And it’s hard to know if it’s worth checking out. So many founders miss out on the chance to grow their business because they don’t have this thing called a business plan that explains how they’ll do it. The goal of this startup is to make it easy for anyone to write that plan. It’s currently only available in the Bay Area.

91
1 year ago

A digital platform that allows employees to write and publish content and get paid for it. The startup is looking to launch in a few countries in South East Asia.

87
8 months ago

A startup that helps companies find and contact “ghostwriters” — people who will write copy for them but won’t charge them.

87
2 years ago

This is a tool that helps journalists and reporters publish their work on Medium. It’s meant to help journalists write the same stories over and over again.

86
2 years ago

A Chinese startup that wants to help people learn English faster and easier. The startup writes questions and answers on cards and puts them on a string, which people can play around with. And their idea is proving popular in China, with a million cards sold in three months.

86
2 years ago

A startup that helps programmers write beautiful code, built on the fact that we’re all just doing the best we can with the tools we have and doesn’t expect its users to be professional programmers with developer-level command of the language it’s written in.

85
9 months ago

A new type of marketplace that offers college students the chance to get paid to do research and do informal reports for businesses. It’s a place to learn how to write and how to write well, and where students can be paid for their work.

84
1 year ago

A platform for “telling your story”. For instance, you can write a story about your business trip to China, dump it into their database of a million other stories and have it created as an infographic.

83
1 year ago

A startup for underwriters of auto insurance in the EU. They’re working to expand across the United States.

82
1 year ago

A peer-to-peer marketing platform for hiring freelance writers.

82
2 years ago

This startup is building a platform to help journalists write better. It’s best for longer writing, and it lets you know which writing styles and topics are best for you.

80
2 years ago

A tool that helps students learn how to write, and a subscription service that helps teachers use it in the classroom.

80
1 year ago

An AI that can teach itself to write new code.

78
1 year ago

A digital platform for training and mentorship, founded by user-experience designers. A platform to foster a community of designers, technical writers, and marketers who share their expertise.

77
10 months ago

Receive a single bill from utilities and pay for it all at once. The startup is looking to lower the number of times customers have to write down a payment schedule and the amount of time it takes to do so.

77
1 year ago

This is a company that looks for freelance copywriters, and then trains them to be better at communication.

76
2 years ago

A software startup that aims to make it easier for "anyone from a small business to a large enterprise" to create and manage training programs. "We've had some success so far with the enterprise space, but we're mostly focused on education at the moment," the team writes.

72
1 year ago

A startup that’s building a “book-making app” for creatives and writers, with a focus on lifestyle and self-improvement.

70
2 years ago

Working with a team at the University of Pennsylvania, this startup is building a way for companies to create personal journals in which they write and share their thoughts about different topics. The startup is also working with scientists to help people record their medical histories.

69
1 year ago

A startup that helps people navigate the legal process of divorce using a tool that makes it easier to write all the paperwork that comes along with it.

69
2 months ago

A startup that’s building a book publishing platform that supports writers, publishers, and readers by giving them a way to store and give access to their documents online.

65
1 year ago

A startup that helps you learn how to do things like sign a contract, write a thesis, and fundraise on Kickstarter.

64
1 year ago

A group of freelance writers who have agreed to work unpaid on a monthly basis to write content for a startup.

63
1 year ago

A startup that’s building a platform that’ll enable you to give a speech, or even just share your thoughts with the world, without ever having to write something down.

62
2 months ago

A company that is building a community of people who want to write screenplays and get paid for it.

62
5 months ago

A way to make it easier for businesses to write and publish content, without the need to build a website and worry about SEO.

58
1 year ago

A platform for people to hire freelance services like web designers, writers, and developers (known as “talents”) within the company and outside of it.

57
1 year ago

A company that wants to bring back the art of letter writing. Letter is a SaaS platform that helps you write a letter, send it, and get a response. It’s like the P.S. of the past.

56
1 year ago

A startup that’s building out a “one-click” mobile application development environment for Android, where you can write apps with a drag-and-drop interface.

56
1 year ago

A SaaS tool that connects users to local freelance writers.

55
1 year ago

A company that pairs “futurists” with the startups and brands they write about. The startup charges a small fee to write a piece and shares some of that revenue with the futurist. The company pays writers $50 to $100 per piece, with a minimum payout of $200.

55
1 year ago

An online platform that allows users to upload photos and videos, and write text, in the form of a slide show.

55
1 year ago

An “Uber for writers”. This startup is “building the Uber of writing jobs”. It’s an app that allows writers to get paid for their work directly, without having to deal with a third party intermediary. They’re already working with about 20 clients.

54
1 year ago

A text-based message-board system built on the open-source project of the same name. BookClub allows users to write messages, read other messages, and share links to articles. Add/remove friends, send and receive messages, and add emojis to your message.

54
2 months ago

This company helps people who want to do more with their accomplishments, like write a book or start a business.

54
1 year ago

A tool to aggregate and syndicate news articles to multiple social channels. The startup wants to help journalists write articles first and post to multiple sites.

52
1 year ago

Co-founded by former CEO of Appjo, a startup that made a product to help people write and manage their to-do’s online.

52
9 months ago

An AI tool that can write and edit code for developers, helping them rapidly develop apps and websites.

52
1 year ago

A team of people that builds software for and with the help of the general public (readers, writers and other types of creators). Its first product was a book, "", which won the 2016 James Beard Foundation Book Award for Best Nonfiction.

51
1 year ago

A web-based platform for freelance writers to get paid for the content they create.

51
11 months ago

A startup for hiring and finding freelance writers, designed to let people focus on content.

51
10 months ago

 A tool that helps lawyers and small businesses write wills in under an hour

51
1 year ago

A startup for original short stories, aimed at writers who want to sell their work on their own terms.

50
1 year ago

A “Patreon for writers”, allowing fans to support their favorite content creators in exchange for early access to content and other benefits.

50
1 year ago

ChatOMatic is building a chatbot for Slack channels that can automatically write status updates, notes, and reminders for users.

49
2 months ago

A new way to create and share music on the internet. The startup wants to replace the current way that musicians create music, which is often a long process with few details, with a simple platform that allows artists to simply share a track for others to remix. As well as helping artists, it’s also aiming to add a revenue stream to songwriters.

49
1 year ago

Building a platform to support freelance writers and publishers, where writers can make money by writing for others, and publishers can profit from selling their content.

48
1 year ago

A startup that helps children with autism, who often struggle with handwriting, to be able to write more easily.

48
1 year ago

In addition to everything on this list, there were also a handful of other companies that were pitched that I didn’t write about.

48
1 year ago

An iOS app by the founders of the popular Evernote business note-taking app that allows users to write and save notes on their phones.

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
1 month ago

A software company that makes it easy for people to write and publish books, ebooks, and articles using a drag-and-drop authoring interface.

47
10 months ago

A digital school for college students that helps them write better essays and get high school credits.

45
1 year ago

A subscription-based service that helps independent journalists and writers monetize their work by selling subscriptions to their content. It’s a competitor to Medium.

44
8 months ago

A “grammar police” that checks grammar and grammar-related content on the internet. It wants to make it easier to translate and write content in multiple languages.

44
6 months ago

If you are a designer and you have a need for a certain type of item or product, you could write about it on the site, and others can purchase it.

44
1 year ago

A startup for online resources for writers. The startup wants to compete with OverDrive and ebrary by giving people access to a content library that is curated specifically for writers and writers’s needs.

42
1 year ago

A startup focusing on language teaching that uses AI to help teach kids to read and write.

42
11 months ago

A tool for supporting and managing your personal brand, with a focus on freelance writers

42
8 months ago

A tool to help writers set their own rates for the use of their work.

41
5 months ago

This company is building a platform that makes it easier to write software. Their app is a “simple, distraction-free writing space”, allowing users to write code without getting distracted.

41
7 months ago

A company that makes it easier for people to translate and write content in their native language, whether it’s in the form of a blog post or an email.

40
1 month ago

A marketing company with a library of resources for copywriters, including video scripts and templates. It started with a free script library and is working toward a subscription model.

40
1 year ago

A platform for billing insurance companies, that works by analyzing the risk of patients and helping doctors write accurate prescriptions.

39
7 months ago

A startup in the US that does “intelligence” for underwriters, helping them make better business decisions based on data.

38
3 months ago

A startup that wants to help people write better resumes and automated cover letters by using questions from their current jobs.

38
4 months ago

An accelerator that provides investors with equity in early-stage startups. It lets them invest in startups without having to write a check.

37
1 year ago

A startup that helps children learn to read and write with a game-like interface.

35
6 months ago

A product that helps doctors write prescriptions digitally and seamlessly. The startup is building a digital platform that lets doctors manage the flow of prescriptions, including those for controlled substances, pain management, and common prescriptions.

35
4 months ago

"Startups" writer Andrew Liptak wrote that "A startup that aims to stop the poaching of top talent by big companies.”

35
2 years ago

Idea: Improving the quality of a person’s handwriting by training them to write on a special kind of paper. The startup says they can help 80% of all adults improve their handwriting.

34
1 year ago

A startup that wants to replace the static, static-y nature of HTML with a dynamic, collaborative interface that allows you to write web pages with a visual dynamic editor that also enables you to work collaboratively with others. The startup is using the same tech they’re using to build the editor to create a mobile app that’s also dynamic and collaborative.

34
6 months ago

This startup wants to use machine learning to automatically write reports for companies. The startup has been operating since September and is now working with some mid-sized companies.

34
5 months ago

A company that helps online lenders like Lending Club and Prosper to credit and underwrite loans in a more consistent and transparent manner.

34
7 months ago

A way to create the first draft of a Wikipedia article without having to type anything out. The startup wants to help writers from large organizations who don’t have time to write their own articles.

33
10 days ago

A platform that allows writers to collaborate with the tools they already use, from Trello to Asana.

33
1 year ago

A platform that lets people deposit checks with a smartphone camera, without having to physically write a check.

32
7 months ago

A “virtual personal assistant” that helps you write, edit, and publish content.

32
3 months ago

A healthcare startup that aims to address the issue of prescription drug waste by allowing doctors to write prescriptions

32
5 months ago

This startup wants to help people make a living writing. It began with a response to a New York Times article about the income gap between writers and tech workers.

31
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
3 months ago

A team of developers are building a social platform for musicians to share and collaborate while they write, record, and produce their music. The platform is also meant to be a venue for DJs to share ideas and collaborate on tracks.

31
25 days ago

Founded in 2017, this startup aims to help people with mental health issues sort their thoughts and writings. The app allows users to take screenshots from their notes and, in response to these notes, the app allows the user to write on top of the screenshot. It’s a tool that’s meant to help users articulate thoughts that they would never be able to articulate otherwise.

30
3 months ago

A platform for people to write about their careers and books and share their writing with others. Self-published authors get paid for their work, and readers gain access to the work of other writers.

28
2 months ago

Kiva Fellows have highly specialized skills. For example, the founders of this startup are former surgeons who learned the medical terminology of the legal system. They’re helping the legal system to more efficiently write and understand contracts, which they say can save money, time, and lives.

28
2 years ago

Idea: The startup is building a tool that automatically writes a person’s will and will updates, letting you track wills from multiple users in the same account. It’s built on top of a free service that lets you write a will once and store it with them. They’re aiming to replace legal representatives with their software, while still giving users the option to use a lawyer.

27
8 months ago

A startup that helps you create and manage “Zines,” a new way to record and share your life. The startup’s founders say that you can write a Zine with just a smartphone and a little bit of paper.

27
1 month 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.

26
4 months ago

The startup is building a platform that allows writers to create a book with a digital version of the book for readers to read for free.

25
1 year ago

 This startup is building an interface to help doctors write prescriptions for their patients, letting them input all the information into one place and automatically send out the order over the phone.

24
2 years ago

Idea: A tool for building serverless applications, but with a twist: it’s designed to make it easier to write serverless applications that are also APIs

23
3 months ago

A content management system for journalists and other writers, designed to make their writing process more efficient.

23
9 days ago

LibraBoost is a platform from which companies can find freelance writers to help them write and edit their content. They charge $5 per article, and say they’ve written over 400,000 articles since launching.

23
3 months ago

A tool that logs, tracks, and categorizes the work of designers, writers, and other creative types. Screenhero is a tool that takes the pain out of tracking time spent on projects and organizing it.

22
26 days ago

A code editor that lets you write code in a single, unified window.

22
3 days ago

A product that helps companies hire and manage freelance writers and editors. The startup has partnered with Buffer, Wistia and companies like AppNexus to help it scale fast.

21
5 months ago

 A way for people to test their writing skills before sending them off to a publisher or agent. The startups’ writing samples can be sent to “writers of interest” that can rate it, and then the writer can see what changes he/she needs to make.

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20 hours ago

A startup that connects insurance companies with doctors who are willing to write prescriptions, and also takes a cut from the drug companies.

3
2 years ago

Idea: An AI-powered email platform that integrates with Gmail, with a focus on the “personal touch”. The startup’s founder says there’s a generation of people who grew up on AOL’s chat interface and have since forgotten how to write emails (because they’ve been using chat).

2
2 years ago

A startup that sells a tool where you can write a letter to your kids and put it in a time capsule

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2 years ago

A startup that provides a service where people can buy a book and have a writer on Upwork write a custom book for them in their voice

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2 years ago

Idea: A Slack bot that helps you write better meetings

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2 years ago

Idea: A directory of jobs in the gig economy, from Uber and Lyft to dog walkers and freelance writers

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2 years ago

A software company that makes it easy to write and run tests for code that lives in a variety of cloud environments.

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