192 Startup Ideas


  1. An app that tells you what places are open right now

  2. A directory of conferences, events and speakers

  3. Netflix for expensive clothing. Users can cycle through a couple items per month

  4. Nap stations throughout the city. To integrate it into our culture, we can introduce them through napping stations similar to coffee houses.

  5. SMS alerts of news based on events within a 3 mile radius of you

  6. Personalized alarm clocks that sync with a user's body and their iPhone

  7. An email bot that sends sarcastic messages over and over when you open your emails (client or otherwise).

  8. Tool to plan a random vacation based on your budget

  9. Birthday gifts reminder app

  10. Keyless entry using your phone

  11. A service that connects the homeless with someone who is regularly integrated into society. This person will become friends with the homeless person and talk with them, help them to believe in themselves again.

  12. App to round up your spare change on purchases and donate it charity

  13. SMS alerts for traffic nearby

  14. A social platform for watching sports and communicating with others who are watching the same game

  15. A place where people could go to eat/study but would HAVE to do it at the same table with a stranger. It would encourage us to talk to/meet new and interesting people.

  16. An app to gently remind you of people worse off than you and why you should be grateful for being you.

  17. Weekly deliveries of fresh groceries from your local farms

  18. Mobile app that notes the GPS location of your car when you park it so you can find it again

  19. A service that lets you annotate any video on the web

  20. A fresh/warm loaf of bread delivered to your door in under an hour

  21. A tool to keep track of all your subscriptions

  22. eBay for free stuff

  23. A company that digs your car out of the snow and removes snow from your driveway and starts car in the morning.

  24. An app that sends you alerts for limited free stuff in your area everyday

  25. Bedtime story company - Company that you call who reads you a bedtime story if you can't fall asleep

  26. A service to let you create your own ice cream flavors

  27. An app that tells you why modern day trends exist and why you don't necessarily need to conform to them.

  28. Neighborhood phone book

  29. A meditation app

  30. An alternative to Linkedin. Something way less spammy.

  31. A habit tracker

  32. Blockchain based lending platform

  33. Hug Buddy - find a random person that is going through tough times to give them a hug and show emotional support

  34. Interest free loans

  35. A calorie counting app that gives advice to improve what you're doing based on the actions you’re taking

  36. A water testing kit to see if your water has minerals and stuff in it and is making you sick

  37. Bike Garage. A garage within a current attended car garage that stores bikes for a small fee and you are guaranteed it will not be stolen.

  38. Cell phone made of biodegradable materials

  39. Service that keeps inventory in a household (products, cleaning, etc.)

  40. Service that declutters your home when you aren't there

  41. Prepackaged school supplies based on the lists from the school districts

  42. Virtual home interior decorator

  43. Home delivery of pet food/snacks/toys on a set schedule

  44. Subscription service that send you one random trendy movie each week

  45. A service that automatically invests in stocks based on your interests

  46. Tool to generate simple placeholder logos

  47. Search engine for K-12 students

  48. Marketplace for wedding vendors

  49. Automatic thank you notes, sent to contacts as a postcard generated from uploaded contact lists. On the card is a highly realistic signature that users digitally upload.

  50. A browser extension that monitors surfing behavior to let you know when you spend too much time on time wasting sites

  51. A self praise app. Sometimes you need encouragement, use the applause app to get praise for your accomplishments from supporting peers

  52. Find someone to learn a foreign language from, while you teach them your language

  53. SMS donations for charities

  54. Super local news

  55. An online community where investors share investment ideas with each other

  56. Wearable device for assisting the visually challenged

  57. Grocery delivery service for college campuses: Fresh direct for dorm rooms.

  58. A platform for entrepreneurs to find co-founders

  59. A water bottle that rewards you for reusing it, refilling it and drinking more water.

  60. Vacation rental management service

  61. Currency calculator with on-the-fly conversion

  62. Chat with a random person about a current event

  63. An app to help you read through web pages faster

  64. Selfie drones. Cheap drones that you can attach your smartphone to, that will take the best possible selfie/group selfie.

  65. SMS reminders for TODOs

  66. Snap a picture of a food dish and get similar dishes or recommendations

  67. Netflix for books/used books; online delivery service

  68. An app to post a list of food from your pantry you want to get rid of, to see if others want it

  69. An app to notify you when you are no longer on hold, so you don't have to listen to hold music anymore

  70. Photography studio that casts you as characters from movies

  71. Real world bookmarking app

  72. Uber for caregivers

  73. A place to play board games and eat/drink, like a coffee house, but where board games are the main focus.

  74. Uber for babysitters

  75. An app to find someone to go on an adventure with

  76. SMS alerts for last minute extremely cheap flight tickets

  77. A service for spam mailboxes, disposable email accounts for all your junkmail

  78. A note taking app that's actually affective and different from all the other ones

  79. Site to discover startup ideas that were acquired

  80. Book summary podcast – would include a long version with an in-depth summary and a lazy person’s version with three things to know and what to say when someone asks you about it.

  81. Uber for home made meals. Hire a mom to make you a great meal.

  82. An app to quickly fact check arguments using high quality resources/sources if a point/argument has solid scientific backing

  83. A platform for professionals to donate their time/services to local charities

  84. Train delay alerts by SMS

  85. Ads on paper towels. Give out free paper towel rolls, each tab has some unique advertisement on it.

  86. Real-time mentions of your startup from social & the web

  87. Social media platform where users vouch for other users on certain topics, skills or professions

  88. Uber for auto-repair. Get a trusted mechanic sent to your home.

  89. A travel company that takes people around to small towns in the South.

  90. Relaunch something like Homejoy

  91. American Idol online where the user judge the you own peers and strangers, built on a karaoke format.

  92. An app to figure out how arrogant you are, what level is acceptable for your life/career path and how to improve that.

  93. Uber for lawn care/yard work

  94. Job swap board for stay at home moms – I'll do your laundry if you do my grocery shopping.

  95. Service to find a hiking buddy

  96. Online shark-tank - pitch investors online

  97. An app that makes mondays less awful

  98. Brainstorm support – call in service with someone to talk with you to help get your brain going

  99. Platform to let users split subscription costs and share services such as cable tv, HBO, Netflix, etc

  100. A website that aggregates places you can go for factory tours. Like Ben & Jerry's, the Cape Cod potato chips factory, etc.

  101. Interview practice company - A company that will do mock interviews with you and give you feedback on your performance.

  102. A website that aggregates food in grocery stores that is about to expire and gives you a big discount on it. This would help to greatly reduce the millions of tons of pre-consumer food waste each year.

  103. A marketplace for developers to sell their side projects

  104. A service to get on demand help and advice on the health of your pets, making sure they’re always happy and well

  105. Themed newsletters - Daily, weekly or monthly newsletters themed at making you the best possible version of you that you can be

  106. Coffee with nearby professionals

  107. Subscription service that send you one random book each month

  108. Relaunching a service like StumbleUpon

  109. A food service where you can email them your mom's recipes and have them make it for you and deliver it during lunch time.

  110. Site to discover failed startup ideas

  111. An ethical hotline - ethics experts answer questions related to ethics for fee per hour

  112. An app to learn one super interesting fact everyday

  113. A gift recommendation engine that pulls products from Amazon

  114. App to clear your camera roll of duplicates and automatically pick the best photos

  115. Search engine for reviews

  116. Service to get paid for reviewing products

  117. A service that provides specific enthusiastic people who want to volunteer or have time to go engage with people at nursing homes and doing activities with them.

  118. An app that lets you scan a parking sign and tell you if you can actually park there or not

  119. An IMDB for people who have won awards. I want to a quick way to find the professors with the most citations in any given subject, the chefs in the area with the best Zagats reviews, the local high school football players with the most touchdowns, etc.

  120. Automated invoice collections for small businesses

  121. A service that lets you rent a fully loaded adventure car

  122. Car/home insurance where each user ends up owning part of the insurance company

  123. Personalized cereal boxes (to celebrate child's achievements)

  124. A tailored surprise subscription box. The user tells you their interests. You send them something awesome each month.

  125. A service that allows restaurants to fill tables by varying prices to increase demand

  126. A lost and found aggregator, pulling from craigslist and various other sources

  127. Travel agency that shows you dying civilizations

  128. Chewing gum that is good for braces and dentures

  129. Known For - discover what each restaurant or store is known for or special for

  130. A tool to generate or relieve boredom when people need a mental boost

  131. An alarm clock app that charges you a nickel each time you click snooze

  132. Relaunching a service like Vine

  133. A company that makes cloth napkins made of old tshirts

  134. Keep track of your plants and remember to water them

  135. Real-time world/local news on an interactive map

  136. Pandora of news

  137. A social network for doctors

  138. Annotations for Netflix - see the most interesting scenes in a movie. See what others are thinking about any particular scene.

  139. A browser extension to show a summary at the top of any news article you are reading

  140. ThatsAThing.com - tells you if things already exists

  141. Recycling for people (offer to pick up their recyclables and take care of it all for them... for a fee + the value of the recyclables

  142. An easier way to meet like minded people in your area

  143. A service to browse live supermarket inventory

  144. An app to help beat procrastination

  145. Discovering some random plant based alternative to lithium, something that is a battery technology breakthrough

  146. Self-destructing text messages

  147. Smart IOT devices for gardening

  148. A service where you are sent a random awesome product from Amazon each week for $5 or under

  149. An app that lets you grab your favorite snips/clips from a movie to share them with friends

  150. 23andMe for cats/dogs - Most pet owners want to know there pets are healthy and in good shape, this would help improve anxiety and do just that.

  151. An app to tell you exact wait times at restaurants nearby

  152. Advertisement based captcha

  153. An app that tracks when you're your best self and aims to do what it can to keep you/get you back to that point

  154. An alternative to Facebook, that's clean, functional, and has some basic respect for user's privacy

  155. System that sends me my receipts electronically via email rather than paper copies at the store. Could either work with my credit card company or via the loyalty cards stores offer.

  156. An online marketplace for scientific experiments

  157. An app to suggest outdoor activities based on the weather in your area

  158. A trend of the month club, where each month you get mailed something hip with a glossy booklet explaining how cool that item is about to become. Limited to 5,000 people. Gives you a cool story to tell yourself for the rest of the month, and something to talk about with your friends.

  159. A chat app for discussing divisive topics with strangers

  160. A social network for sharing film suggestions

  161. A service for landlords, managers, and agents to simplify the process of finding and signing a new tenant for your rental property

  162. Service to rent a personal assistant for the day

  163. Self-destructing emails

  164. Linkedin for challenged/disabled people

  165. Order fresh stuff from local farms

  166. A meter that tells you when you've had enough caffeine and when you should stop drinking.

  167. A memory training chrome extension - Every day a new memory training exercises will appears in your Chrome tabs for you to work through.

  168. An app to split the rent with roommates automatically

  169. This or that comparison app

  170. An app to track the progress on the book you're reading through, giving an estimation of how long is left.

  171. Privacy policy generator

  172. Uber for dog walkers

  173. An app to count how many times per day you unlock your phone, and translates that data into how fragmented and weak your focus has become

  174. A gift card exchange marketplace where anybody can buy, sell, or trade their new or pre-owned gift cards

  175. An app to help you fall asleep

  176. An app that asks if you should send an email or message before you send it (avoids being triggered by emotions etc.)

  177. An app to help you better focus throughout the day

  178. Cleanflix - a service that lets you automatically skip nudity on Netflix

  179. A service that lets you Airbnb your backyard pool

  180. Marketplace for pre-owned high end clothing

  181. An app that notifies you of new laws in your area

  182. Netflix for home exercise equipment. Swap out your ergometer for an elliptical and then swap that for a treadmill.

  183. In-grocery store prep service (buy vegetables first and drop them off to be chopped to your specs - pick them up on the way to checkout)

  184. Rent a pet to see if it's a good idea for your family

  185. Platform to discover emerging social media influencers

  186. A live streaming video platform focused on video gaming and eSports

  187. A tool that predicts flight delays

  188. A workaholic checker app - Analyses your calendar and where you spend your time, helping you move away from workaholism, and closer to balance.

  189. A gratitude app that teaches you to thank yourself for all the good you do for yourself and for others too.

  190. An app to cheer you up when you're having a bad day

  191. Meal delivery in hospitals

  192. A platform for professionals to barter time and services

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