Yet Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A platform for keeping an eye on police in your neighborhood. The technology does not yet exist, but the startup is looking to build it and get it to market.

275

3 months 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.

218

2 years ago

A small team of developers and designers are building a simple, yet comprehensive, social network for everyone.

173

1 year ago

A startup that makes it easy for small businesses to use a centralized accounting system to keep track of their finances. Redbooth is designed to be a tool for small businesses that don’t have an accounting department and may not have even started keeping track of their finances yet.

172

3 years ago

These are companies that have raised money from Y Combinator, but haven’t yet launched on the platform.

164

1 year ago

A startup that’s building a standalone smart lock with a built-in camera, motion sensor, and speaker. It’s similar to an August smart lock, but they don’t yet have a product, but they’re looking for $1 million to build it.

152

1 year ago

A startup that allows people to build and custom-order the furniture they want, even if the factory can’t make it yet.

151

3 years ago

A chatbot that can be used to verify email addresses. The startup is still looking at options on how to make money with the platform, and it’s not clear how many people are using it yet.

149

3 years ago

The company claims the idea is "boring, obvious and yet so necessary" in an email.

146

3 years ago

A startup that sells local marketplaces for food, alcohol, and other goods to consumers. It’s been in the works for over a year, though they haven’t yet been able to launch their app.

143

3 years ago

A Boston-based startup that wants to take on Slack. The startup is creating a full-fledged chat platform that they say can go head to head with Slack. The company, which has raised $2.5 million and has no product yet, is based in the city’s Innovation District.

141

3 years ago

A startup that goes after the 5 million small businesses that have yet to accept payments online. Their vision is to be able to “complete, manage, and reimburse small business invoices”.

140

3 years ago

Yet another accounting software startup.

139

3 months ago

This startup wants to make “kitchenware box” technology available to everyone. It is building a subscription-based smart kitchen network for scale-up companies, and such as it is not available in the UK yet is set to roll out in the US this summer.

138

1 year ago

A startup that helps companies that have yet to launch their own app, build a prototype of their app and has 50,000 developers already signed up.

137

3 years ago

A digital wallet for more than 200 countries, looking to integrate digital payments into businesses that don’t yet have them.

135

3 years ago

A platform for selling and buying things on your phone, similar to eBay and Craigslist, but with more personalization and a focus on local finds. In beta as of July, the company is not yet profitable, but has already signed up over 500 beta testers.

134

1 year ago

A company that provides a platform for small businesses to connect with their customers through a simple yet powerful mobile app.

131

3 years ago

A startup that creates a new kind of smart home audio experience Their idea is to create a “high quality, yet affordable, audio experience”

118

2 years ago

A startup that’s raised $300,000 in seed funding. No details on product yet.

116

2 years ago

This startup is building a cloud-based service that allows small businesses to send invoices and manage their accounting in one place. It’s in beta and doesn’t have any revenue yet.

110

2 years ago

The company is building ways to better manage your accounts, such as better onboarding, customer service, and reporting. They are also working on the app, which has not been released yet.

93

2 years ago

A virtual assistant with a chatbot-like interface to help schedule meetings, find flights and help with transfers. The startup doesn’t have any funding yet, but has a strong technical team.

91

2 years ago

A company that helps providers manage their own dental, vision, and life insurance needs. It doesn’t offer a traditional insurance product, yet covers 100% of a doctor’s out of pocket costs if they’re hospitalized.

90

3 months ago

This list is incomplete as there are many other startups that have not yet been featured here.

82

2 years ago

a startup building a search engine that crawls the internet for duplicates, then presents a list of options to the user. They’re building a free version that’s already available in the Chrome store, and a paid version that’s not yet.

78

2 years ago

Startups that made the list last year but haven't expanded to the US yet

71

2 years ago

An AI-based startup that lets you listen to your favorite songs without any advertising. However, the company has not yet launched any products or services.

70

9 months ago

A homeware startup that makes a glass-door kitchen island, but they don’t know yet how much they’ll charge.

68

2 years ago

A digital locker that lets users give personal keys to their valuables to family, friends, and other trusted people, and have them get access to the item in their personal account. The service is still in beta testing and has yet to be released.

66

1 year ago

Metronome is a plugin for Spotify that helps you navigate playlists better by highlighting the songs you haven’t heard yet.

66

1 year ago

An online platform for people to buy, sell, donate, and recommend used books. The startup is focused on books that have not been published yet, but are already available as ebooks.

65

1 year ago

A medical device that can detect breast cancer, in a more affordable and less invasive way than current tools. It’s not FDA approved yet, but the founders say they have been talking to a number of medical companies that have expressed interest.

63

1 year ago

Prim is a content management system for people who want to manage their own, personal website. It’s similar to WordPress and Squarespace, but offers more options for branding, like colors and fonts. The startup has 20K users, but it’s not yet making any revenue.

60

9 months ago

This startup is building a way to manage personal brand on platforms where it has not yet been integrated.

60

1 year ago

The team behind E-commerce Startup Factory is pitching to help businesses that have grown but need to scale their operations. They are looking for startups that have launched a business, but are not yet ready for expansion.

52

9 months ago

A messaging platform for small businesses. The company is in the midst of an acquisition and hasn’t yet disclosed the terms.

50

1 year ago

Google’s self-driving cars aren’t ready for the public yet, but that hasn’t stopped some people from building their own. The startup, which is based in San Francisco, is helping others build their own self-driving car kits in the hopes of creating a viable alternative to the Google car.

49

1 year ago

A “smart ring” for the elderly, built on a similar model to the Fitbit. They’re not yet available.

46

1 year ago

A credit card for healthcare professionals, with the idea that the cost of healthcare is high and yet the cost of paying for it is often too low.

45

2 months ago

A tool to make it easier for people to get food delivered to their homes. The startup hasn’t launched yet, and is still looking for angel investors.

45

1 year ago

A new way of using React that allows you to create dynamic, yet semantic, pages with a component library.

43

26 days ago

Healthcare analytics for the Swedish market. It’s not quite ready to launch on the US market yet, but they are already working with a few clients in Sweden.

41

1 year ago

Y Combinator’s waiting list is a list of companies that are accepted into the program but haven’t yet received funding. The list is kept in a secret room underneath Y Combinator’s offices in Mountain View, California. The list is closed to the public and is generally used as a way for Y Combinator to vet companies that are accepted into its program.

39

6 months ago

The team is currently looking to raise $1,000,000 to fund their launch. They have not yet secured funding.

37

4 months ago

A “new financial services network” for the developing world. The company is still early on its road map and has yet to raise funding.

34

6 months ago

A “mobile app that gamifies investing”. There’s no specific product yet, but the startup is planning to launch a new app called “Stockfolio”, with a new feature that will let users compete against each other to see who can make the best purchase recommendation.

28

1 month ago

A personal assistant that helps users figure out how to best use the internet for personal philanthropy. Without a human to answer your questions the system can’t make the best choices for you. They want to give users the ability to ask questions and get information from any number of charities, charities that may not even be online yet.

14

28 days ago

Yet another startup that wants to help people manage their credit scores, helping them understand their credit health, and helping them manage it with a dashboard that provides personalized recommendations.

14

24 days ago

A company that allows people to rent out their empty bedrooms with a few clicks, generating income while their guests sleep. It’s in the early stages and isn’t profitable yet.

9

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Yet Startup Ideas

A platform for keeping an eye on police in your neighborhood. The technology does not yet exist, but the startup is looking to build it and get it to market.

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.

A small team of developers and designers are building a simple, yet comprehensive, social network for everyone.

A startup that makes it easy for small businesses to use a centralized accounting system to keep track of their finances. Redbooth is designed to be a tool for small businesses that don’t have an accounting department and may not have even started keeping track of their finances yet.

These are companies that have raised money from Y Combinator, but haven’t yet launched on the platform.

A startup that’s building a standalone smart lock with a built-in camera, motion sensor, and speaker. It’s similar to an August smart lock, but they don’t yet have a product, but they’re looking for $1 million to build it.

A startup that allows people to build and custom-order the furniture they want, even if the factory can’t make it yet.

A chatbot that can be used to verify email addresses. The startup is still looking at options on how to make money with the platform, and it’s not clear how many people are using it yet.

The company claims the idea is "boring, obvious and yet so necessary" in an email.

A startup that sells local marketplaces for food, alcohol, and other goods to consumers. It’s been in the works for over a year, though they haven’t yet been able to launch their app.

A Boston-based startup that wants to take on Slack. The startup is creating a full-fledged chat platform that they say can go head to head with Slack. The company, which has raised $2.5 million and has no product yet, is based in the city’s Innovation District.

A startup that goes after the 5 million small businesses that have yet to accept payments online. Their vision is to be able to “complete, manage, and reimburse small business invoices”.

Yet another accounting software startup.

This startup wants to make “kitchenware box” technology available to everyone. It is building a subscription-based smart kitchen network for scale-up companies, and such as it is not available in the UK yet is set to roll out in the US this summer.

A startup that helps companies that have yet to launch their own app, build a prototype of their app and has 50,000 developers already signed up.

A digital wallet for more than 200 countries, looking to integrate digital payments into businesses that don’t yet have them.

A platform for selling and buying things on your phone, similar to eBay and Craigslist, but with more personalization and a focus on local finds. In beta as of July, the company is not yet profitable, but has already signed up over 500 beta testers.

A company that provides a platform for small businesses to connect with their customers through a simple yet powerful mobile app.

A startup that creates a new kind of smart home audio experience Their idea is to create a “high quality, yet affordable, audio experience”

A startup that’s raised $300,000 in seed funding. No details on product yet.

This startup is building a cloud-based service that allows small businesses to send invoices and manage their accounting in one place. It’s in beta and doesn’t have any revenue yet.

The company is building ways to better manage your accounts, such as better onboarding, customer service, and reporting. They are also working on the app, which has not been released yet.

A virtual assistant with a chatbot-like interface to help schedule meetings, find flights and help with transfers. The startup doesn’t have any funding yet, but has a strong technical team.

A company that helps providers manage their own dental, vision, and life insurance needs. It doesn’t offer a traditional insurance product, yet covers 100% of a doctor’s out of pocket costs if they’re hospitalized.

This list is incomplete as there are many other startups that have not yet been featured here.

a startup building a search engine that crawls the internet for duplicates, then presents a list of options to the user. They’re building a free version that’s already available in the Chrome store, and a paid version that’s not yet.

Startups that made the list last year but haven't expanded to the US yet

An AI-based startup that lets you listen to your favorite songs without any advertising. However, the company has not yet launched any products or services.

A homeware startup that makes a glass-door kitchen island, but they don’t know yet how much they’ll charge.

A digital locker that lets users give personal keys to their valuables to family, friends, and other trusted people, and have them get access to the item in their personal account. The service is still in beta testing and has yet to be released.

Metronome is a plugin for Spotify that helps you navigate playlists better by highlighting the songs you haven’t heard yet.

An online platform for people to buy, sell, donate, and recommend used books. The startup is focused on books that have not been published yet, but are already available as ebooks.

A medical device that can detect breast cancer, in a more affordable and less invasive way than current tools. It’s not FDA approved yet, but the founders say they have been talking to a number of medical companies that have expressed interest.

Prim is a content management system for people who want to manage their own, personal website. It’s similar to WordPress and Squarespace, but offers more options for branding, like colors and fonts. The startup has 20K users, but it’s not yet making any revenue.

This startup is building a way to manage personal brand on platforms where it has not yet been integrated.

The team behind E-commerce Startup Factory is pitching to help businesses that have grown but need to scale their operations. They are looking for startups that have launched a business, but are not yet ready for expansion.

A messaging platform for small businesses. The company is in the midst of an acquisition and hasn’t yet disclosed the terms.

Google’s self-driving cars aren’t ready for the public yet, but that hasn’t stopped some people from building their own. The startup, which is based in San Francisco, is helping others build their own self-driving car kits in the hopes of creating a viable alternative to the Google car.

A “smart ring” for the elderly, built on a similar model to the Fitbit. They’re not yet available.

A credit card for healthcare professionals, with the idea that the cost of healthcare is high and yet the cost of paying for it is often too low.

A tool to make it easier for people to get food delivered to their homes. The startup hasn’t launched yet, and is still looking for angel investors.

A new way of using React that allows you to create dynamic, yet semantic, pages with a component library.

Healthcare analytics for the Swedish market. It’s not quite ready to launch on the US market yet, but they are already working with a few clients in Sweden.

The team is currently looking to raise $1,000,000 to fund their launch. They have not yet secured funding.

A “new financial services network” for the developing world. The company is still early on its road map and has yet to raise funding.

A “mobile app that gamifies investing”. There’s no specific product yet, but the startup is planning to launch a new app called “Stockfolio”, with a new feature that will let users compete against each other to see who can make the best purchase recommendation.

Yet another startup that wants to help people manage their credit scores, helping them understand their credit health, and helping them manage it with a dashboard that provides personalized recommendations.

A company that allows people to rent out their empty bedrooms with a few clicks, generating income while their guests sleep. It’s in the early stages and isn’t profitable yet.