Written Startup Ideas

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.

177

2 years ago

A daily newsletter about startups, with stories and profiles, written by a team that includes 500-hour Y Combinator alum.

167

2 years ago

A design company that will produce handwritten letters and postcards for customers, and send them to customers via mail.

153

2 years ago

A startup that provides a service where students can get help writing a thesis in exchange for a small review of the thesis once it’s written

142

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.

135

2 years ago

The six-episode series is written by the late Blaine Capatch and directed by his brother, Daniel Capatch, and is produced by Blaine Capatch's company, Significant Productions. It stars Marla Sokoloff, Kyle MacLachlan, Taye Diggs, and Kathleen Quinlan.

133

2 years ago

Notebook, an online service for learning and notes, has a self-serve platform, through which users can send handwritten notes to their favorite teachers for grading.

121

2 years ago

A media company that aims to help keep written content up to date by automatically updating articles with the latest information.

119

2 years ago

A startup that wants to teach young people in the developing world about money management and financial literacy. It hopes to do this through written workbooks, games, and a messaging platform that supports peer-to-peer learning.

111

2 years ago

A text-to-speech service for the blind that uses the Amazon Echo to convert written words to audio. WordBlind uses a technology called "on-the-fly" speech synthesis to convert text to audio that sounds like the original.

110

2 years ago

In mid-2016, the US Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics launched a data-driven blog, “The BLS Blog”, to provide updates and analysis of the state of the American economy. The blog is written by an editorial team of BLS economists and content managers.

97

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.

91

2 years ago

The BLS blog provides a daily newsletter, typically written by an economist, that summarizes recent changes in labor market conditions locally and nationally, and features summaries of research findings.

90

2 years ago

A 4-person team has written an iOS app that lets people search and pay for tickets to, and receive discounts on, the city’s iconic public art installations.

84

1 year ago

A startup that allows you to create and sell websites. It’s a website builder written in Python and used as a base to build a variety of other sites.

82

2 years ago

This startup is building an app that enables workers to schedule tasks via a mobile app instead of an email. They’re currently working on a version for freelance workers, but they’ve also written a book on how to run your business without a web presence.

80

1 year ago

Written by a former Google employee, it’s a platform that helps you create and share digital notes.

80

1 year ago

Ideny is a platform that lets users share their ideas in written form, get feedback from others, and see a live visual representation of their ideas – so they can see how others are responding to their thoughts. Their results indicate that they’ve successfully engaged more than 80,000 people in the process.

79

1 year ago

A startup that makes it easier to communicate with doctors remotely. Doctors can chat with patients via a smartphone or the web, and can see what prescriptions they’ve already written and what they’re working on right now.

68

1 year ago

“Bots that share handwritten notes.”

66

1 year ago

A digital agency that helps companies tell their stories through the written and spoken word.

56

1 year ago

A digital prescription for a doctor’s handwritten notes, meant to make the experience more efficient and streamlined.

53

1 year ago

A product that helps engineers build software, including a feature called “Life Cycle” which helps predict when software should be rewritten.

51

2 years ago

A startup that pays people to do research on topics they are interested in which is then written up into a paper and sold to students

48

1 year ago

A platform for news and information to be written, edited, and published by its users.

48

1 year ago

A local news app that curates the best stories written about the neighborhood, city, state, or country you’re in.

45

11 months ago

A startup focused on the idea that “the future is here” and that the “present is not what it used to be”. Founded in 2018, it has written and produced 9 episodes so far.

35

2 months ago

A startup about video games, written by a video game industry veteran.

34

10 months ago

A bi-weekly newsletter for entrepreneurs and businesses, written by a former business journalist. The newsletter is free and comes out the first and 15th of every month.

32

2 months 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.

26

24 days ago

A company that helps people remember their passwords by generating an easy to remember string of letters and numbers that can be written down and used as an easy-to-remember password for logins.

21

2 years ago

A startup that provides a service where you can get a pre-written email to use when you want to help push someone to get back to you

12

2 years ago

Idea: A WebVR world generator written in Haskell

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2 years ago

Idea: A startup that offers live video transcription services, using a team of freelance transcribers to convert in-person events into written content.

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2 years ago

Idea: A startup that aims to replace the handwritten signature with a digital one. The startup makes a “signature” stamp that works with its app to digitally sign documents. The startup claims it’s a $30 billion market.

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Written Startup Ideas

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

A daily newsletter about startups, with stories and profiles, written by a team that includes 500-hour Y Combinator alum.

A design company that will produce handwritten letters and postcards for customers, and send them to customers via mail.

A startup that provides a service where students can get help writing a thesis in exchange for a small review of the thesis once it’s written

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.

The six-episode series is written by the late Blaine Capatch and directed by his brother, Daniel Capatch, and is produced by Blaine Capatch's company, Significant Productions. It stars Marla Sokoloff, Kyle MacLachlan, Taye Diggs, and Kathleen Quinlan.

Notebook, an online service for learning and notes, has a self-serve platform, through which users can send handwritten notes to their favorite teachers for grading.

A media company that aims to help keep written content up to date by automatically updating articles with the latest information.

A startup that wants to teach young people in the developing world about money management and financial literacy. It hopes to do this through written workbooks, games, and a messaging platform that supports peer-to-peer learning.

A text-to-speech service for the blind that uses the Amazon Echo to convert written words to audio. WordBlind uses a technology called "on-the-fly" speech synthesis to convert text to audio that sounds like the original.

In mid-2016, the US Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics launched a data-driven blog, “The BLS Blog”, to provide updates and analysis of the state of the American economy. The blog is written by an editorial team of BLS economists and content managers.

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.

The BLS blog provides a daily newsletter, typically written by an economist, that summarizes recent changes in labor market conditions locally and nationally, and features summaries of research findings.

A 4-person team has written an iOS app that lets people search and pay for tickets to, and receive discounts on, the city’s iconic public art installations.

A startup that allows you to create and sell websites. It’s a website builder written in Python and used as a base to build a variety of other sites.

This startup is building an app that enables workers to schedule tasks via a mobile app instead of an email. They’re currently working on a version for freelance workers, but they’ve also written a book on how to run your business without a web presence.

Written by a former Google employee, it’s a platform that helps you create and share digital notes.

A startup that makes it easier to communicate with doctors remotely. Doctors can chat with patients via a smartphone or the web, and can see what prescriptions they’ve already written and what they’re working on right now.

“Bots that share handwritten notes.”

A digital agency that helps companies tell their stories through the written and spoken word.

A digital prescription for a doctor’s handwritten notes, meant to make the experience more efficient and streamlined.

A product that helps engineers build software, including a feature called “Life Cycle” which helps predict when software should be rewritten.

A startup that pays people to do research on topics they are interested in which is then written up into a paper and sold to students

A platform for news and information to be written, edited, and published by its users.

A local news app that curates the best stories written about the neighborhood, city, state, or country you’re in.

A startup focused on the idea that “the future is here” and that the “present is not what it used to be”. Founded in 2018, it has written and produced 9 episodes so far.

A startup about video games, written by a video game industry veteran.

A bi-weekly newsletter for entrepreneurs and businesses, written by a former business journalist. The newsletter is free and comes out the first and 15th of every month.

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.

A company that helps people remember their passwords by generating an easy to remember string of letters and numbers that can be written down and used as an easy-to-remember password for logins.

A startup that provides a service where you can get a pre-written email to use when you want to help push someone to get back to you

Idea: A WebVR world generator written in Haskell

Idea: A startup that offers live video transcription services, using a team of freelance transcribers to convert in-person events into written content.

Idea: A startup that aims to replace the handwritten signature with a digital one. The startup makes a “signature” stamp that works with its app to digitally sign documents. The startup claims it’s a $30 billion market.